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Day: June 9, 2012

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Q- Tip On ATCQ’s “Low End Theory” [Audio]

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Q-Tip, of the legendary group A Tribe Called Quest, called into Shade 45’s “All Out Show” yesterday for their Throwback Thursday segment featuring the album “Low End Theory”. Q-Tip spoke to Rude Jude and Lord Sear about his approach to the classic album including him wanting it to compete with Dr. Dre’s work with NWA at the time. He also spoke about Phife being involved with the creation of the album more due to him coming to the studio more during that time. He also spoke about how that very song was produced by Pete Rock and how essentially, he wanted himself, Pete Rock, and Large Professor to collaborate under the name of ‘The Beat Men” but Pete wasn’t necessarily feeling it. Lastly, he also named some of his favorite tracks from the album and how he doesn’t listen to his own music leisurely, and how he would sympathize with J.Dilla about wanting to critique beats after songs were complete.

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Mac Miller – Day One: A Song About Nothing [Audio x Download]

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So this song is called, Day One: A Song About Nothing. Off of the album, Never Thought I’d Be Standing Here With 3 Chains On. coming never. — Mac Miller (@MacMiller) June 9, 2012 [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/downloads/Mac Miller – Day One A Song About Nothing.mp3] Download here Previously: Mac Miller – Tim Westwood Freestyle [Video] | Mac Miller & Pharrell – Onaroll [Audio x Download]

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Charlie Baltimore: “My Music Is Real, My Fans Can Relate” [Video]

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Charlie Baltimore recently sat down for an exclusive interview with VladTV, to discuss the evolution of music from the time when she was introduced to it. She explains that she feels as though it is a lot easier for artists to get their music heard and accepted by the masses as opposed to when she was rising in the rap game, times were a lot harder and everyone had to grind. Charlie also stated that she doesn’t stress her lyrical content, for she always raps about what she knows and experiences, and she is certain that her fans can relate to the stories told through her music. Previously: Charli Baltimore Talks Pitfalls Of Being Signed To A Label [Video]

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