Jun 19, 2013
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Posts tagged: Foxy Brown

Murder Dem: 50 Cent Channels Ninjaman on “Murder One”

Words by Spliffington—

A reinvigorated 50 Cent hopped back to life yesterday, reverting back to the old cross hangry miserable 50 we know and love with the new mixtape, The Lost Tape. One track in particular, “Murder One,” grabbed our attention and not because of Eminem’s cameo, or the beat from Araab Muzik. After being exhorted by Eminem to “go back to doin’ the shit you used to do” on the intro, 50 gets things going with a lyrical assault (“Murder dem, murder dem…) originated by, and co-opted from, the Don Gorgon Ninjaman, on the classic boasting track “Murder Them.”

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Toppa Top 10: Ten Trini Rappers Besides Nicki Minaj


Words by Jesse Serwer and Rishi Bonneville—

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Toppa Top 10: Ten Reggae Make-Up Songs


Words by Jesse Serwer and Sherman Escoffery

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Throwback Thursdays: DJ Autograph on Foxy Brown and Baby Cham’s “Tables Will Turn”

Words by DJ Autograph—

During the 90s Dave Kelly’s Madhouse records and its sub labels dominated the dancehall scene with hit riddims such as Showtime, Bruckout and Stink. Cham, then going by Baby Cham, rose through the ranks of the dancehall as a Madhouse artist voicing some classic material on Kelly’s riddims.

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Toppa Top 10: Rapper/Deejay Collabos

By Jesse Serwer

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With Nas and Damian Marley’s Distant Relatives set to drop on Tuesday, it only seems right at this moment to look back at all of the important reggae artist/rapper summits that have come before it. Here’s our picks for the cream of the cross-cultural crop.

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Toppa Top 10: Reggae Samples In Rap Songs

Words by Jesse Serwer

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Hip-hop’s been borrowing from reggae since Jamaican-born Kool Herc updated the soundsystem throwdown for his new home in the Bronx. But the reggae references, both sonic and otherwise, that inform so many of rap’s biggest tunes have a way of flying under many hip-hop listeners’ radars. Here’s a cheat sheet: 10 (well, 14) classic rap tracks that get their sound from both classic and obscure yard productions.

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