Sounds From The UndergroundDecember 9th, 2006
The scoop on a few albums that you shouldn't miss out on!
Kankick - Serious Business ThisKankick has been chopping drums with fellow Oxnard legend Madlib since Junior High, and was an original member of the Lootpack. Raised by a single mother, Kankick immersed himself in music from childhood. Pillaging his Moms records he developed his ear, with music ranging from Bruce Springsteen to RUN DMC. Fiercely independent, Kankick broke off from the Lootpack to form his own Funk Farm crew, whose members included DJ Babu and Gods Gift. Honing his own unique sound over the years, Kankicks production is still light years ahead of todays contrived and static Hip Hop scene.
Decompoze - 'Decomposition'
Born and raised in Pontiac, MI, Decompoze has long had a passion for Hip-Hop music. Decompoze first emerged on the scene in 1998 on Water World, the album of critically acclaimed underground group Binary Star. The album was later re-titled Masters of the Universe and re-released by TRC in 2000. His natural talent for both writing and producing was made evident when he began turning heads with his musical style and lyrical impact on the underground anthem Indy 500.2006 is set to bring Decompoze's long anticipated solo debut album, Decomposition. With features by some of underground hip-hops most talented artist, J.U.I.C.E, OneBeLo, as well as, Elzhi of Slum Village, KT and Buff 1 of AML, and all the members of the Subterraneous crew. Giving his fans the ultimate interpretation of what Subterraneous and its music is all about. $16.98 Online Now At Amazon ![]()
Surreal & The Sound Providers - 'True Indeed' The critically acclaimed production duo known as the Sound Providers, are back again this time, with a new secret weapon: up and coming Florida based emcee Surreal. Jay Skills and Soulo, the two-man hip-hop production team have been blessing eardrums since their first release, Dope Transmission b/w The Field, in 1998. Their "backto- basics" format of flavorful beats, scratched choruses, and hype rhymes, garner the Sound Providers a/k/a SP's an enthusiastic following which continue to grow with each release. In 2001, when faced with the departure of lead emcee, Profile, the SP's moved forward and collaborated with some of their favorite emcees such as Asheru (of Unspoken Heard) and Little Brother to name a few. Recently they've teamed up with Tampa Bay emcee Surreal.This longtime hip-hop fanatic has been steadily making moves, paying dues and retiring scores of emcee within a 500 mile radius of his lab in Tampa Bay. A true emcee in every sense of the word, he has the ability to switch from braggadocios battle emcee to soulful and introspective artist with an innate flow that only comes from a gifted and natural performer.
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