[6/12]Big Grizz-Knock Knock

Oh well, I guess no one else wants to download the mixtape. Alright from now, I'm going to be putting up daily, 1 notable single off the tape till I'm done with it. Hopefully, you will see what you have been sleeping on and you will download the full tape. I already have had many of your fellow peers say he has a killer flow, and even one of your fellow peers compared him to Biggie. In my opinion, he has a bright future, so on to business, here's the 1st track off the Outta Hibernation tape, all I have to say is FIRE.

Big Grizz-Knock Knock

[6/12]Artist Spotlight-DeLon

Hitting the rap game from all sides, [DeLon] manages to be conscious and street on the same albuma seamless merger of hot production, a catchy hook and the lyrical precision of a young Talib Kweli. Yellow Rat Bastard (YRB) Magazine, Issue ..61, The Connection Review Born to parents from a small village in Gumpaha, Sri Lanka, DeLon learned at an early age the importance of hard work and humility while at the same time trying to attain a level of greatness never thought of by someone from his island. DeLon made his musical debut at the young age of 12; but it wasnt his lyrics people were listening to. DeLon began his love affair with Hip-Hop by first learning to dee-jay for local parties and clubs around his hometown of Pasadena, CA. A perfect match from the start; DeLon soon made a name for himself and word of his talent spread through to the hottest clubs in Hollywood.

Dee-jaying gave DeLon the chance to study music and gain a stronger perspective of how people responded to certain beats and melodies. From the age of 16 until he graduated from college, DeLon continued to deejay and hone his skills on the microphone, attending numerous competitions to test his skills. From there and after his graduation from college, he began producing professionally for other artists. Not agreeing with the lyrical content of the artists he produced for and disheartened by their misuse of the power of the microphone, he stopped producing for certain artists and began solely producing for those artists who shared the same message of unity that he personifies. Since then, DeLon has been working tirelessly in hopes of bringing a new paradigm to rap music.

DeLons musical purpose is to bring unity among people and to educate them through his lyrics. Rap music is such a powerful tool and, if used to educate, can help change the world. His style is unique and cannot be sonically compared with any rapper in the game. Unlike many rappers before him, through lifetime travels to over 33 countries, DeLon has collected knowledge, spiritually and worldly, and indulged himself into music from all over the world. Determined to bring light and positivity to worldly atrocities of famine, and racial and cultural injustices; DeLon aspires to be the leading voice in bringing unity and consciousness to the forefront through Hip-Hop music.

Other subjects that are heavily touched on include world poverty and the gratitude that we as Americans should show for the prosperity we have. Life in America, even in the poorest of neighborhoods, can not even compare to the way a beggar in South India lives. DeLon hopes to open up a new perspective within the rap genre. His Sri Lankan descent has already created a base sense of curiosity amongst his rapping peers, and this is only heightened by his uncommon lyrics and highly entertaining performance style. Utilizing his multi-cultural knowledge and identity, DeLon fuses eclectic cultural beats with Hip-Hop to create a unique style that cannot be sonically compared with any other rapper in the game.

Those tracks combined with the ability to perform in English, Spanish and Sinhalese; DeLon produces a crossover appeal that makes him marketable to a wider fan base through genres and markets worldwide. Authentic, unique, diverse and entertaining; DeLon strives to achieve a level of international greatness and influence through his music at the same time keeping his roots grounded to his village upbringing.

Delon-The Beat Goes On

Delon goes hard in this one, and that chick in the song too. The spanglish rapping at times, goes great with the song. This track is so you can get the feel for Delon music. Stay tuned, as more Delon music will be coming to a blog near you.

[6/12]Lil Wayne ft David Banner & Busta Rhymes-La La La(Remix)

David Banner got on the track now. Me personally I liked this track, because it was one of the only tracks on Tha Carter III, that weezy actually rapped in.

Lil Wayne ft David Banner & Busta Rhymes-La La La(Remix)

[6/12]Tyga ft Lil Wayne-I Am(Itunes Bonus Track)

Not 1 blog has this up. I expect propz if it happens to end up anywhere else.

Tyga ft Lil Wayne-I Am(Itunes Bonus Track)

[6/12]Joell Ortiz-Relax(Freestyle)

Over Jadakiss's Now Til Then.Shouts to Legend.

Joell Ortiz-Relax(Freestyle)

[6/12]J Armz-How To Be An MC 53(Bootleg)

Heres something for you up-and-coming artists.

1. Anybody Can Get It (prod. by Green Lantern) - Uncle Murda
2. Where Tha Cash At (prod. by Swizz Beats) - Swizz Beats
3. Good Shit (prod. by Ron Brows) - Jim Jones
4. Got Money (prod. by Play & Skills) - Lil Wayne ft. T-Pain
5. Chevy Boyz (prod. by Jazzy Pha') - BloodRaw
6. N.I.G.G.E.R. (prod. by Salam Remi)- Nas
7. Stick Em' (producer unknown) - Red Cafe
8. Lip Singin' (prod. by Cookin Soul) - Max B
9. That's Nothing (Prod. By Scott Storch) - Ali Vegas
10. Stacks (prod. by Sid Roams) - Prodigy ft. Big Twinz
11. Don't Touch Me (prod. by Sean C & LV) - Busta Rhymes
12. The Dough (prod. by The Alchemist) - Prodigy
13. 911 Is A Joke - Cop Killa (prod. by Dr. Dre) - The Game
14. It's Me Nigga (producer unknown) - Rick Ross
15. If I Die II Night (prod. by J-Roc) - Bun B. ft. Young Buck & Lyfe Jennings
16. Represent Me (prod. by The Alchemist) - Prodigy
17. My Hood (prod. by Mike "Evorgleb" Belgrove) - Capone-N-Noreaga ft. Clipse
18. Out Here Grinding (prod. by The Runners) - DJ Khaled ft. Akon, Rick Ross, Plies, Trick Daddy, Lil Boosie, Lil Wayne & Ace Hood
19. Dirty New Yorker (prod. by The Alchemist) - Prodigy
20. Get This Money - J.R. Writer
21. Broken Heart (prod. by Mr. Porter) - Pharaoahe Monch
22. We Made It (prod. by Cool N Dre & Mike Shinoda) - Busta Rhymes ft. Linkin Park
23. No Matter What (prod. by Danjahandz)- T.I.
24. Who's The Nicest (prod. by DC the Midi Alien) - Termanology
25. Keep Pushin (prod. by Marcus D'Tray) - Sheek Louch ft. Mike Smith
26. Foolish Remix (prod. by DJ Montay) - Shawty Lo ft. Rick Ross, Baby, Jim Jones & DJ Khaled
27. That Go Remix (prod. by The Alchemist) - Keak Da Sneak feat. Prodigy & The Alchemist
28. Hi Hater (prod. by Mista Raja & Maino) - Maino
29. I Luv That (prod. By Scott Storch) - Bun B.
30. We At War (prod. by STREETRUNNER) - Sheek Louch
31. Propains Last Stand (prod. by Agallah) - Agallah ft. St. Laz & Propain Campaign
32. Freak Show (prod. by R. Kelly) - R. Kelly
33. Game's Pain (prod. by Knobody and Dahoud Darien) - The Game ft. Keyshia Cole

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[6/12]Buff 1-Classic Rap

When I heard this, I honestly thought I was listening to Nas. Until, I actually saw on the Windows Media Player what I was exactly listening to. Shouts to Eskay.

Buff 1-Classic Rap