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(Off The Wall Sessions) With "Fashawn"
Off The Wall (Midnight) Sessions - Ep. 10 Fashawn from OFF THE WALL SESSIONS on Vimeo.
Fashawn Album "Boy Meets World" Out Now! Cop That!!! I Really Wanna Do A Track With Dude...He's Ill On the Mic...Shoutout to Fresno And All of Cali...
DJ Delz - Strictly For the Streets Vol. 1 (Download)1.Intro
4.Maino & Twaters-Bk To Y.O
5.French Montana-Ima G
6.Max B-Oooh La La La
7.Al Pac,Dame Grease & T6-Live Wave
8.Rock Of Heltah Skeltah-Turnt Up
9.Tek-Ima Transform Ya Microphone
10.Willie The Kid & La The Darkman-Body The Beat
13.Jamie Drastik-Over
14..Affion Crockett-Mic Check
15..Donnie Goines-Cant Stop Me
16.Rain-The World Is Mine
17.Large Amount-Stranded In The Dopehouse
18.Ali Vegas-Blokas
19.Smitty-Shook Ones
20.Young Simmons-Down With The King
21.Hunnedstack P (Dipset West) -Cali Luv
22.Young Hustle (Dipset West) – Ny To Ca
23.Jusmula-A Good Day
24.Wordsmith-Track Trafficking
25.D.O.E-This Time
26.Jae Nom-Psycho
27.Classick-Strictly For The Streets Baby
28.Ghetto-S.T Da Squad Iz Here
29.Big Stack$$$$-The Wack Is Over
30.St Laz-Childrens Story
31.Mike Bagz-Microphone Fiend
32.Snyp Life-Y.O Kids
33.Imam Thug-Imagine Me
34.Bigga Threat & Capitol One-Wave Pain
35.Sha Stimuli-Speedin
36.Black Ice-Some Other Ish
37.Bk Bear-How We Do
38.Mu Dills-Boo Ya!
39.Tony Moxberg-Break It Down
40.Wes Fif-Run This Town
41.Lord Nez-Whut Dun!
42.Mercy-Freestyle http://www.zshare.net/audio/7466988179ed41b5/
43.Juxx Diamonds-Cannon
44.Era-Lets Go45.Bathgate-Harlem With Me
Mercy - Adult Swim **EXCLUSIVE**
Here's the Exclusive Joint I Recorded Last Night (April 1, 2010 2:14am). I Was At the Confessions Studios With Some Friends. I Was In A Good Mood...A Funny Mood At That haha...And I Had Family Guy On My Mind Heavy...So I Decided to Write Something Paying Homage to One of My Favorite Shows Off ADULT SWIM. The Song Came Out Crazy...It Was Kinda Rushed...But Hey...I Wanted You to Hear It As Much As I Do Myself...Its Hilarious...Each of My Friends Played A Significant Character...
"whatever my peoples riffing...I'm a family guy...call me Peter Griffin"
Mercy - Adult Swim (Prod. by Best Kept Secret)
http://www.mediafire.com/?4yjengyigaj
J.Cole Performs New Track "Who Dat" At S.O.B.
J.Cole Is Definitely A Unsung Hero of Rap Right Now...Here's Some Footage During His Performance At S.O.B In New York Recently...Supposedly, He SHUT SHIT DOWN!!! Literally...While He Even Performs A New Track "Who Dat" Produced by Him & Elite! I've J. Cole Perform Before...And He Definitely Delivers...Can We Get A Album Title Please...haha
Video: N.O.R.E. - The Streets Got A New Face
Video Directed by EFN. This Song Off CNN’s upcoming CAMOUFLAGE SEASON mixtape.
Spotted @ 57thAve
Juggie + Solidified + Mercy = Guerilla Noize
Well Here's the Moment You All Been Waiting For...I've Dying to Meet These Dudes In Person...Especially My Good SOLIDIFIED Who Later Introduced Me to JUGGIE. They've Been Working On Some Serious Music Together...Which Later Created GUERILLA NOIZE. Meanwhile, During My Visit In New York Recently...We Managed to Make This Banger! We All Coming Together to Come Up With A Foundation...This Is Just Sample of What's to Come...Juggie Featuring Mercy - Guerilla Noize (Prod. by Solidified)http://www.supashare.net/63sdcfmfule0
Nas Live Performance In Hawaii...
Here's some footage of one of my heroes of this rap game...Nasir Jones aka Nas who brings out RZA at his live show on last Friday night at the Aloha Tower in Hawaii and Bobby Digital does “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nothing to Fuck With.”
Mercy Meets Solidified & Juggie In Years!!!
This Took Place When I Was In New York Recently. I've Managed to Get to Setup A Studio Session With Producers I've Been Working With. This Recording Session Was In Mercy College (how ironic haha) Where My Mans/Producer SOLIDIFIED , My Boy/Rapper JUGGIE And I Get to Collaborate For the 1st Time. I've Been Speaking to Them Through Chat And Phone But I Never Seen Them In Person. Especially...Solidified, Who I Knew Since Early 2007...He's Been A Close Friend Ever Since...GUERILLA NOIZE Coming Soon!!!
The Verdict Is In...BEFORE THE VERDICT!
The Verdict Is In...Sorry For the Delays...I Know Its Been Longer Than A OJ Trial lol...Be A Ear And Eye Witness to Greatness...Sermon's Domain & DJ KD - Mercy "BEFORE THE VERDICT" Mixtape
http://www.mediafire.com/?whcm3ztjtj5
or
http://www.datpiff.com/Sermons_Domain_DJ_KD_MeRCY_Before_The_Verdict-h.m101584.html
Jay Electronica Talks Upcoming Projects With Nas, Lupe Fiasco
The reception Jay Electronica has been getting from fans during his U.K. tour has been just as enthusiastic as his feedback Stateside. Fans and critics still love "Exhibit C" and some of Jay's other underground gems. People are clamoring for the street CD Act II and the official LP Act III, and Jay said he's going to deliver both of those projects and more this year.
"It's still Act II. Act III, the official album, which 'Exhibit A' and 'Exhibit C' are a part of [as well as] 'Dear Moleskin,' " Jay said in Europe earlier this week. "Me and Mos [Def] have a project that we're doing, me and Guilty Simpson have a project that we're doing. I would like to do a project with Lupe — [Fiasco] we're going to do a project at some point. Me and Nas have a project that we're doing. I'm just trying. I'm in the process of working and connecting. I don't really feel like a song or an album is the end-all, be-all to what we're doing.
"You can expect my album this year," he added. "You can expect multiple projects this year. We're going to do a lot this year."
Electronica is focused on responsibilities outside of rap, including raising a baby daughter with singer Erykah Badu.
"Dealing with a lot personally, that not necessarily takes me away from my music, because it comes through in my music as well. But as a person trying to grow and figure out how to handle things, learn and be a man — all that's a part of the process too. It's hard to put a release date on those type of things when you're factoring those things in."
The New Orleans native said that "Exhibit A" producer Just Blaze will produce 65 percent of his solo debut. Jay's commanding mic presence and wordplay have captured the ears of many, and he said he has no choice but to come with sustaining lyrics like "I make the devil hit his knees and say, 'To our father' " — he's a product of his golden-era-of-rap influences.
"The lyricism in my music — I come from a different era," he explained. "I was born in '76. I was raised in the '80s. I'm an '80s baby. LL Cool J was the first person that inspired me to rhyme. I have a lot of bragging in my rhymes. LL was my first enlightenment. If you would have asked me this two years ago, I would have said lyricism was lacking. Like somebody would say Soulja Boy ... you would say he's not a lyricist, right? If you took a poll and said, 'Is Soulja Boy a lyricist?' People would say no, right? But it's not the words, it's energy of what he does that's the lyrics. It's not the lyrics — the energy of it is the connector. The energy of it is greater than the words of it. In a sense, lyrics has been lacking in the contest of grammar and vocabulary, but the spirit and energy of it is never gone — or else the complete genre of hip-hop is gone."
"It's still Act II. Act III, the official album, which 'Exhibit A' and 'Exhibit C' are a part of [as well as] 'Dear Moleskin,' " Jay said in Europe earlier this week. "Me and Mos [Def] have a project that we're doing, me and Guilty Simpson have a project that we're doing. I would like to do a project with Lupe — [Fiasco] we're going to do a project at some point. Me and Nas have a project that we're doing. I'm just trying. I'm in the process of working and connecting. I don't really feel like a song or an album is the end-all, be-all to what we're doing.
"You can expect my album this year," he added. "You can expect multiple projects this year. We're going to do a lot this year."
Electronica is focused on responsibilities outside of rap, including raising a baby daughter with singer Erykah Badu.
"Dealing with a lot personally, that not necessarily takes me away from my music, because it comes through in my music as well. But as a person trying to grow and figure out how to handle things, learn and be a man — all that's a part of the process too. It's hard to put a release date on those type of things when you're factoring those things in."
The New Orleans native said that "Exhibit A" producer Just Blaze will produce 65 percent of his solo debut. Jay's commanding mic presence and wordplay have captured the ears of many, and he said he has no choice but to come with sustaining lyrics like "I make the devil hit his knees and say, 'To our father' " — he's a product of his golden-era-of-rap influences.
"The lyricism in my music — I come from a different era," he explained. "I was born in '76. I was raised in the '80s. I'm an '80s baby. LL Cool J was the first person that inspired me to rhyme. I have a lot of bragging in my rhymes. LL was my first enlightenment. If you would have asked me this two years ago, I would have said lyricism was lacking. Like somebody would say Soulja Boy ... you would say he's not a lyricist, right? If you took a poll and said, 'Is Soulja Boy a lyricist?' People would say no, right? But it's not the words, it's energy of what he does that's the lyrics. It's not the lyrics — the energy of it is the connector. The energy of it is greater than the words of it. In a sense, lyrics has been lacking in the contest of grammar and vocabulary, but the spirit and energy of it is never gone — or else the complete genre of hip-hop is gone."
Here's A Leak From My Upcoming Mixtape B4V aka BEFORE THE VERDICT Which Is Officially Dropping This Friday 2/26!!! This Song Features My Cousin Kojazz And Is Produced by the Female Sensation Rene'. This Song Really Puts Me In Good Mood...Late Drive to This One...Remember B4V Court Date 2/26!
Mercy Feat. KoJazz - Midnight Observations (Prod. by Rene')
http://www.supashare.net/lvhcjij5tvl3
Rihanna - "Rude Boy" (Behind the Scenes)
Here's Some Pics From Rihanna’s New Music Video "Rude Boy" Off RATED R Which Will Makes It’s Debut On VEVO This Coming Thursday. Damn....Chris...smh
Mercy - Freestyle "Off Top" During Live Performance
This Is One of My Live Performances Where I LITERALLY Rapped Off Top lol The Reason For It...Was Because I Forgot My Verse And I Was Called In Late to Perform. I've Managed to Gear Myself Up And Rock the Stage At Voodoo Lounge. No Written...No Prewritten Verse...It Was All Freestyle And Here's Live Footage For Proof...
J. Cole - A Star Is Born
"I'm in with No I.D. right now. He's incredible. It's fun," Cole said about his album's production. "My favorite producer, after I started producing [and] paying attention to producers, was Kanye West...Being in with No I.D. last night and watching him work, it was like, 'Duh.' I been in with other producers, it don't click. It don't connect. It connects with him. I figure if I grew up looking up to Kanye, Kanye is cut from the No ID cloth...I do want to do the majority of the project. The negative side of being a producer and rapper -- 'cause I'm a rapper first -- the negative side of being a producer on top of that is I got real picky with beats. I'm trying to break outta that zone and maybe get on some beats I might not have rapped on before. I think the key of some rap artists is sometime you can make a beat that's not so hot, hot. But the production side of me is [saying], 'You not gonna get on that. Listen to those drums.'" (MTV)"The plan, finish up this album, make sure that it's classic," Cole said in an interview, "make sure that it's perfect, at least to my eyes and my standards. I got high standards, put it out, hope that it's received well, hopefully [it'll] have some hits and then some more hits and tour the world man, really America. I wanna do a college tour -- production-wise, it's just me and No I.D. and a guy named Science. We've done a couple joints together. But other than that, I'm just trying to [focus] into my production but I'm open to anything man, so, I don't care who it is. Even Pharrell, when we were on tour, Pharrell kept telling me he wanted to get it and I would love to do that." ("Los Angeles Leakers")
"If you would have asked me two weeks ago [about the status], I would have told you I was 30 percent, man, [now it's] 70," Cole revealed in an interview. "Like 75, like, this is how many songs, I hit a little streak and now I got some stuff that's impressing me. Like, 'Man, did I just do this song?' I got in with [producer] No I.D. and now, you gotta understand, I've been doing music, myself, my own beats, since I was making my own songs, so it's hard to allow somebody to come in but now the way that we make music, it isn't just 'Oh yeah, I got this beat for you, rap on this beat,' he's in there, I'm in there, there's a guitar player, key player, it feels like you're making an album." (KUBE 93)
"Ah man, Pharrell, that was incredible man," Cole said about working with the producer. "I think he just got named producer of the decade by Billboard and I just read that today, so, even when I read it I was like 'D*mn, I was just in the studio with this dude,' so it's kinda an honor to get some of his time like that and we came out of it with some good material, the song I really like. I'm not gonna speak on it though, [laughs], but just his creative process, he's like an energy guy or whatever so, I seen it before. I was in the studio with Puff and he's an energy guy too, like, you kinda just feed off of him. Like if somebody else plays a beat that he plays, you're not gonna feel the same way because he sells it to you almost. Like his whole body movement, he'll start singing the hook, or his idea for the hook and you're like, 'Yeah, yeah, you know that's hot,' so it's just an honor to be in there with Pharrell...It's gonna be good, man." (One Neck, Two Chains)
Who's Waiting For His Album? I Feel Its Gonna Be Better Than Drake's...We'll See From Our Unsung Hero...Lights Please
Mercy's Tattoos
Painful Experience?..Nah...This Is My 3rd And 4th Tattoo. I Feel Tattoos Are Part of Art And My Body Is the Canvas. Tattoos Is Addictive Once You Get One. I Make Sure Each Tattoo Represents Me Or Something That Played A Significant Role Upon My Life. For Example, "Lurline" On My Left Arm Is My Grandmother. She Pretty Much Took Care of Me During My Tender Age. My Moms Would Tell Me She Carried Me Around Like A Purse. From FLA to NY Countless Trips With Her...She's Always Been the Love of My Life. The Next Tattoo "Messiah" Is Also Known As Jesus. I Asked My Father to Give Me A Word That'll Describe Me Or Something I Represent For...He Replied "Chosen One...Messiah". I Always Had A Connection With Jesus And Angels...I'm A Firm Believer. I Decided to Put Each Tattoo On My Inner Bicep...Meaning It Represents Strength. Both of the Individuals...Proudly Carried Me During My Lifetime So Far...I Do Plan to Get More Tattoos And the Next One...Is Really Gonna Be Big And Special...
JQ Recording Session...
In the Glutness Studio...My Nephew JQ Is Working On His Upcoming Mixtape "THE QUEST". Shyt Came Out A Heater...I Cant Wait For People to Hear It. My Little Mans Is Talented As Hell. Well...Here's A Warm Welcoming to What's to Come...
NO I.D. (Producer Highlight)
Crowned our Producer of the Year for 2009, Chicago-born No I.D. has basically circumnavigated the Hip Hop ocean with his unique musical interpretations and soundscapes. Sixteen years after producing the all time classic "I Used to Love H.E.R." for fellow Chicago brethren Common, Dion Wilson came full circle last year after the trend-killing success of "D.O.A." Demanding critical acclaim on par with the ’94 hit, the most talked about song of the year put the producer extraordinaire in territories new.
HipHopDX: Did you expect 2009 to be quite as productive as it was for you?
No I.D.: No. [Laughs] I just didn’t expect it. I mean it didn’t surprise me but it definitely wasn’t what I was thinking. I didn’t plan it to go this way.
DX: Is that the art of a producer, to expect the unexpected?
No I.D.: I mean like I say, with 20 years in the industry, I don’t expect anything. It’s about staying creative.
DX: What would you pinpoint as the highlight of your year?
No I.D.: Now, honestly, it would be the success of "D.O.A." [by Jay-Z] on a critical level, as I haven’t felt that response since "I Used To Love H.E.R." [by Common].
Check More http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/interviews/id.1474/title.producers-corner-no-id
Havoc - The Warm-Up (Prod. by Havoc)
Its Been A Long Time Since I've Heard Anything New From the Mobb. Meanwhile, Prodigy Is Doing Time Which Left Havoc to Hold It Down In Outside of the Music World. Hav' Already Dropped A Mixtape Called "FROM NOW ON" And Supposedly Working On His Upcoming Album. Here's A Warm Up For Yall to Stay Tuned...
Havoc - The Warm Up (Produced by Havoc)
http://usershare.net/kvacimfvfp3c
Mercy Live Miami Music Conference
Live Footage of Your Boy At the Live Miami Music Conference A Few Months Ago. There Was A Camera Crew Scouting Artists And Getting Footage of Upcoming Talent. They Asked My Ace Bishop As Well As My Brother P. Hall to Give Them Some of There Musical Sample. We Definitely Did Our Thang And Managed to Ruffle A Few Feathers lol Nothing Was Planned Or Premeditated. I Spit A Few Bars And Later On Freestyle'd...This Video Was Filmed by My Bestie JenJen!
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