J. Stalin & DJ Fresh - Early in the Morning (feat. Chippass). (The Tonite Show with J. Stalin).
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Mistah F.A.B. “Up Until Then” Feat. Boosie Badazz & IAMSU!
Great imagery of Oakland in this video
My friend 12manrambo and I just opened a small record store here in Oakland, CA. It is called Park Blvd Records & Tapes. The address is 2014 Park Blvd, up the street from the old Parkway Theater and around the corner from Lake Merritt which is the greatest lake. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, the World Wide Web and Facebook. We have a Tumblr too but there’s nothing on it yet because I’m very tired. I promise the store is cool though. It is full of rap tapes and other music across genres and formats. If you are in the Bay Area we are open Tuesdays through Sundays from 12pm to 7pm. If you are not in the Bay Area we will be putting together a little online shop eventually and then you will be able to lie and tell people you went to the Bay Area even if you didn’t.
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Sunspot Jonz feat. Grouch, Luckyiam.PSC, and Eligh - “Will Not Be Destroyed” (Child ov the Storm, 2000).
Going through Jacka’s catalogue and having trouble finding a song that doesn’t bring tears to my eyes. This dude made so many contributions to the Bay Area and music more generally.
Others will be able to shed more light than I ever could about the legacy he leaves. I’m thankful for how much joy he brought and knowledge he bestowed upon me.
Mob in peace, Shaheed Akbar.
This song is so fucked up. So good.
Jacka, Joe Blow, and Reign - “Angel Dust” (prod. by RobLo). Simple, enjoyable, and a tad better than everything from the Bay lately (unless you really like Lil Debbie).
Remedy feat. J Stalin - “You a H@e” (Lord Wheelin’, 2014).
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HD - “The Money Good,” (Bad Habits: Stuck in My Old Ways, 2014). HD’s new album is produced entirely by The Mekanix and features a couple thumpers.
Souls of Mischief performing “That’s When You Lost” at People’s Park (2014). Via multimediadisorder.
Souls of Mischief Interview and Concert Footage (Rap City, 1994).