Showing posts with label Vinnie Paz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinnie Paz. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

New Video: "7th Ghost" - Army of the Pharaohs



Army of the Pharaohs recently released this raw new joint entitled "7th Ghost". The gritty banger is from the group's newest album release "In Death Reborn", which dropped back on Tuesday April 22nd.

"7th Ghost" is a sick track that features verses from Reef the Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan, Demoz and Vinnie Paz.

Cop the album "In Death Reborn" from Army of the Pharaohs now on iTunes.

*Originally found at Eternal-Cadence*

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

New Joint: "Looking For Trouble" - Blaq Poet feat. Chino XL, Spit Gemz & Vinnie Paz (Produced by Vanderslice)




Check out the first single off the upcoming Blaq Poet LP "Blaq Death" to be released on Man Bites Dog Records on Halloween, 2013. The beat laced with that heavy bass and hard hitting drums is produced by Vanderslice. This new single, "Looking For Trouble", features some disgusting verses from Chino XL, Spit Gemz & Vinnie Paz.

@Blaq_Poet

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

New Joint: "High Price Shots" - The Almighty feat. Vinnie Paz, Bronze Nazareth, Canibus & Planet Asia




Damn, what a dope collaboration, lined with some serious hip hop heavy weights. Check out the new joint "High Price Shots" from Almighty featuring some ill shit from Vinnie Paz, Bronze Nazareth, Canibus and Planet Asia over a laid back beat laced by JP Beats.

Press Release:

On the brink of the Wu-Tang Clan’s 20th Anniversary, the group, its individual members and its affiliates all have big plans for 2013 as Hip-Hop enthusiasts worldwide await a new golden era in rap ushered in by one of the best to ever do it. The Almighty returns where it left off in 2008 with the release of “Original S.I.N” ( via Babygrande Records) with a new line up, a new group of guest features and producers all on a new record label.

The Almighty consists of its core presenters Canibus & JP Beats alongside the Wu-Tang affiliates Cappadonna, Bronze Nazareth & M-Eighty, West Coast Icon Planet Asia and Glass City newcomer Nino Graye.

The group’s new LP, “The 2nd Coming,” will be released in 17-Track physical format (for retail) as well as a 19-Track digital deluxe version. Both formats of "The 2nd Coming" LP will be released on on 8-13-2013 courtesy of RBC Records (formerly home to artists such as Techn9ne, E-40, Too Short, DJ Quik and many others).

The LP features guest spots from some of Hip-Hop’s most elite emcees; including Crooked I, Kool G Rap, Busta Rhymes, Kurupt, Masta Killa, Vinnie Paz, Chino XL, Tragedy Khadafi and more. All these artists are backed with production from the albums mainframe JP Beats (Dr. Dre /The Academy/Undergods), Bronze Nazareth, Kevlaar 7, Domingo & the Rocksteady Crew's own DJ JS-1.

Links: @DaRealCanibus | @vinnie_paz | @planetasia | @BronzeNazareth | @JPBeatsT3P | @RBCRecords

Thursday, May 30, 2013

New Joint: "Bully" by Jarren Benton ft. Vinnie Paz



I think this collaboration is random as hell. I'm not complaining or anything, it's good to see Vinnie Paz working with a Funk Volume artist. Just caught me a lil off guard haha. It actually turned out to be an alright song though. It's from Jarren Benton's first album on FV, "My Grandma's Basement", which drops on June 11. This song gives you what you'd expect from each artist, so if you're a fan of either than you should check this!

To pre-order "My Grandma's Basement", click here.

Originally posted @ Eternal Cadence

Monday, March 4, 2013

New Video: "World Premier" by ILL BILL + "The Grimy Awards" Full Stream


 
Last week I heard a free full stream of ILL BILL's newest album, "The Grimy Awards". I like ILL BILL most of the time, but with his passion for knowledge of information that I lack knowledge of, sometimes I can't relate to what he's saying. It happens a couple of times in this album, but overall there's a lot of really dope content. From deep tracks like "Canarsie High" and "When I Die", to raw lyrical tracks like "Paul Baloff", ILL BILL kept this album pretty diverse. A lot of dedications were expressed through this album, as if it were a speech he would give at the Grammys. But this ain't no sugarcoated pussy shit, so he twisted it into "The Grimy Awards" (had to add that in because I didn't know the meaning of the title until I bought the album and read the insert). But anyways. This track right here is a dedication to the producer of the song, legendary DJ Premier. You could probably figure that out by the sound of the beat if I hadn't told you that. This track's gotta classic hip-hop vibe and makes you feel like you've stepped into the past. Check it.

"The Grimy Awards" boasts features from Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega, Lil' Fame and Q-Unique
If you would also like to listen to the full stream of this raw album...
CLICK HERE

Friday, November 2, 2012

New Joint: "You Can't Be Neutral On A Moving Train" - Vinnie Paz





Here's a fresh new cut off of Vinnie Paz's new album "God Of The Serengetti". The 7 minute-plus track "You Can't Be Neutral On A Moving Train" is produced by JBL The Titan and C-Lance. "God Of The Serengetti" is available now, purchase your copy of Vinnie's new album on iTunes now.

Connect: @vinnie_paz

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

New Video: "The Oracle" - Vinnie Paz (Produced by DJ Premier)



Peep the sick new video from Boxcutter Pazzie aka Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks. "The Oracle", produced by the ever evolving DJ Premier, is just one of the many sick joints featured on Vinnie Paz's brand new album "God of Serengetti" which is now available on merchdirect.com.

Video Credits:
Produced and directed by Enemy Soil Films and New Pace Films
Visual F/X by Jason Poole
Edited by Bill Connell & Yan
Camera: J.C. Costa, Bill Connell & Mike McRath
Production Assistant: Nate Hubler


Connect: @vinnie_paz

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

New Joint: "7 Fires of Prophecy" by Vinnie Paz ft. Tragedy Khadafi


This intro is a muhfuckin' long one. But once it gets to the actual song, both Vinnie and Khadafi spit some pretty sick verses. This track's the second release from Vinnie's upcoming "God of the Serengeti" album. I was kinda disappointed that this song was so short, because I wanted to hear another Vinnie verse. But for what it is, it's alright. Anyways check this shit out!
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