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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: Oh No
Oh No & Baptman Collide on "Stomp That" Remix, "The Disrupt" Instrumentals Now Streaming


This is one of my favorite remix discoveries from my early days of browsing the net for music. I discovered the production of Bapt while browsing the Soul Strut forum sometime in the early 2000's. His remix of "Stomp That" popped into my head randomly today and I realize I never blogged it before, so here it is. 

I also rediscovered the instrumentals for Oh No's "The Disrupt", another example of innovative early 2G Hip Hop that I feel has aged well. Enjoy the stream below and check out the instrumental section of my eBay storefront here if you are interested in a copy of the 2XLP vinyl. As an eBay Partner, I may be compensated if you make a purchase.

J Dilla, Madlib, Oh No & Others Collide on "The Ecstatic" Instrumentals by Yasiin Bey


"Originally released in June 2009,The Ecstatic stands as a defining artistic statement from Mos Def (now known as yasiin bey) — a richly textured return to form that reaffirmed his status as one of hip-hop's most adventurous and intellectually engaged voices. Arriving a decade after his celebrated debutBlack on Both Sides, the album was widely regarded as his strongest work in years, earning near-universal praise for its lyrical breadth, eclectic production, and thematic ambition.

Musically,The Ecstatic weaves a global sonic tapestry shaped by an array of forward-thinking producers including Madlib, J Dilla, Oh No, Preservation, Mr. Flash, Chad Hugo (of The Neptunes), and Georgia Anne Muldrow. The resulting soundscape is both rooted in hip-hop tradition and unbound by genre, integrating elements of jazz, soul, West-Asian and North-African inflection, and experimental sample work. Tracks like "Supermagic" and "Twilite Speedball" establish a vibrant, restless energy that mirrors the album's expansive creative scope." - Rhymesayers Entertainnent
 

Fokis & Madlib's Brother Oh No Visualize The Ghetto On "This Thing Called Life"


"Fokis talks and breaks down This Thing Called Life. What it's about, the meaning behind it, the process and more, Check it out. Pre-Order the album and send a voice message to be included on the album.


Gangrene co-founder, producer/MC Oh No has teamed up with Lower East Side, NYC MC/Producer Fokis for a collaborative project titled, This Thing Called Life. Produced entirely by Oh No, This Thing Called Life is “An Introspective Look At Life of A Child Born and Raised in the ghetto, determined to make it out.” Album features Ras Kass, Oh No and more.

Scheduled for release August 9, 2019 via Loyalty Digital Corp. / Itsohip Digital, the pair have already unleashed a first single & Video titled "Practice Patience". The single is available now for download/stream at all digital retail outlets."

With Blu On The Mic, Oh No Drops Exclusive Beats On A Long Red Hot Los Angeles Summer Night

By JR on 9:01 PM

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Oh No from Stones Throw Records remains sharp in the art of snapping necks as he gets the crowd bopping in an exclusive beat set at Boombox L.A. The veteran beatmaker/MC promotes his 2019 release with LA rapper Blu "A Long Red Hot Los Angeles Summer Night".

Madlib Brother Oh No Remixes Nas & AZ's "Life's A Bitch"

By JR on 11:11 PM

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Get high to the intoxicacting sounds of Oh No who lends his blunted sound to a remix of NaS and AZ's 1994 classic "Life's A Bitch. From Oh No's "billmatic remixes" mixtape.

Now Again Records End 2017 With The Funk of Oh No & Tim McNealy

By JR on 10:50 AM

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One of the funkiest movements of the new millennium is back with rare grooves and innovative Hip Hop production. Get down to the sounds of loop digger Oh No and Texas funk and soul singer, songwriter, producer and firebrand Timothy McNealy.

Cali Hip Hop Duo Oh No & TriState Demonstrate Their "Networth"

By JR on 10:35 AM

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Bear witness to one of the most visual lyricists in 2017 as MC TriState shows he's deadly when he pulls the pen out over Oh No production on "Networth". This California duo demonstrate the true value of Hip Hop lies not in monetary gain but in the currency of beats and rhymes as TriState hunger and aggression on the mic meets the rawness of Oh No's sound on the boards.

And another Oh No-produced banger of recent, the Ghostface & Vinnie Paz collar "Herringbone"!

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