Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for A Lil' Light - Dudley Perkins on AllMusic - 2003 - Dudley Perkins earned the green light for an. Spends plenty of time loving his momma; on a track called 'Momma' (one of two about her), he treasures the line 'It was you who gave me life,. Dudley Perkins, when not casting himself as ho-hum mid-90s rapper Declaime, is quickly becoming the 300-hundred-pound black schizophrenic rambling novelty of the rhythm-and-blues world. Perkins has his own formula: generally speaking, a two-chord jazzy vamp fronted by poorly sung two-line.

I'm a real sucker for alternative mixes, demo versions, and so on, which is really the main reason I choose to call this site The Lost Tapes. While doing research for my article on Prince Po's 'The Slickness' and accompanying 'The LEX EP' (which I would love if you'd as I've pretty much rewritten most of it), I came across this alternative version of ' Hello'. Driven by a dissonant violin and a nastily rugged drum-n-bass combo, it was the perfect vehicle for the Prince to reintroduce himself and kick off his debut LP. Anticon producer Jel posted his final, and previously unreleased, version of on his Soundcloud a few months back and god damn it if it's not even sicker than the album mix. Real explosive shit! Wow, this is such a treat right here!

I'm a huge fan of Real Live's (K-Def / Larry-O) 1996 album 'The Turnaround: A Long Awaited Drama', and hearing previously unreleased music from those sessions is a true blessing. Navitel Cracked Apk there. Once again it's the amazing guys at Slice-Of-Spice that comes to the rescue who has unearthed this soothing gem called which could definitely have found it's place on the LP.

As if this wasn't enough they are releasing a 2xLP set featuring the entire instrumental 'The Turnaround', while ' Keep On Movin' will be placed on a limited picture disc 10' vinyl. The 2xLP is set for an October 25 release date; read more, listen to the snippets and pre-order the set. I would love to see the original vocal version get an official re-release and remaster treament as well, as it's a real shame that such a terrific album has been out of print for so long.

We've heard whispers about the legendary beat maestro Diamond D hooking up with newcomer, ATL-based emcee, to record an entire project. This is surely more than merely rumors or empty talk as the LP, which is titled 'DoomsDay', is nearing completion and release. In 'Prelude to DoomsDay', posted on REC's official YouTube channel, we get a behind the scenes look of the two hip-hop representatives hard at work in the studio; we get some interview footage of both Diamond and BIGREC speaking on the album, and most importantly we hear no less than three HQ preview snippets of tracks from the LP (' Bullseye', ' Abomination', ' DoomsDay'). Microsoft Office Home And Student 2007 Iso. The conclusion? Diamond D is still one of the best producers around and his work here is in the vein of the classic DITC ish, and BIGREC can fucking SPIT!! Please bring on 'DoomsDay' ASAP; Instant purchase! Showbiz & AG really owned 2012 with three really fat releases that all still hold up very well, 'Preloaded', 'Preloaded: Remixes' and of course 'Mugshot Music'.

If you'd combine the best tracks from all three of this releases you'd surely have the best album of that particular year and one that stand up to much of their earlier solidified classics. From 'Preloaded' comes the stand-out track ' Walk With Me' where both A and Show do what they do best in really showing how well they compliment each respective styles. If you're in Europe or don't mind ordering from there, you can still grab the, and if you haven't already, grab the free download of. As I'm sure you haven't missed out on, The Yancey Boys are back in town and preparing their second album release on Delicious Vinyl for this year. The first album that was released a few years back featured Dilla's little bro Illa J rhyming over unreleased Jay Dee beats from the '95-'97 era, and to be honest I was never a huge fan of that project. However, the second album, which is called 'Sunset Blvd.' , is a little different as it's not a solo project by Illa J but rather a collaborative effort between Frank Nitty and Illa; again rocking over previously unheard beats from the Dilla vaults.

Judging by the three singles that have been released so far this album, production, lyrics, guests, mixing sounds like a worthy addition to Jay Dee's posthumous catalouge. And the large amount of talented guests that the tracklist below reveals is not exactly hurting things either. If you have missed any of the singles, just click on the titles containing links below, and get ready for the October 29 release on Delicious Vinyl (and I'm glad to announce that the album will be available on both wax and compact disc; with the latter also include a bonus disc of all the instrumentals). Pre-order it in your format of choice @!