Rubbing The Road: Southern Comforts

A-Trak and The Rub are only a few days away from finishing up their Sunglasses Is A Must tour (presented by ye olde FADER mag) and we bet their van smells like BROS. Recapping their last week on the road is none other than A-Trak himself. Enjoy Young Trizzy’s words and photos after the jump.

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Office Space, Part II

Like we promised, here’s a little advance notice on some joints we heard yesterday from DJ Shadow’s The Outsider. We had already heard “3 Freaks” and the David Banner-led “Seeing Thangs”, and asked to hear any other tracks featuring MCs. Our quick lowdown after the jump.

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  • posted on Jun 2, 2006 in MUSIC tags

The FADER Issue 39: Rick Ross, Nina Sky, Desi Beat, Steaphen McBean, Chicago Juke, Greg Dulli, Ed Banger Records, Brightblack, William Parker, Damon McMahon, Coughee Brothaz, Busy Signal, Bella, Ladyhawk, Blak Jak, Stylofone, Black Mountain, Twilight, Singers, Devin The Dude

  • Rick Ross
    Straight To The Pros
  • Nina Sky
    Little Twin Stars
  • Desi Beat
    Alien Nation
  • Steaphen McBean
    The Alchemist
  • Chicago Juke
    Pop Drop
  • Greg Dulli
    Cocaine Symphony
  • Ed Banger Records
    Dirty Disco
  • GEN F
    Brightblack / William Parker / Damon McMahon / Coughee Brothaz / Busy Signal / Bella / Ladyhawk / Blak Jak / Stylofone

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Cover Stars

In perhaps our favorite Kay Slay mixtape sleeve that doesn’t involve Photoshopped illustrations of him assaulting other DJs, the Drama King has stepped up with a wholesale jack (coverline and all!) of New York magazine’s “The Influentials” issue, which featured him as one of “the people whose ideas, power, and sheer will are changing New York.” On Kay Slay’s mixtape version, Papoose has replaced Mike Bloomberg. Does that make Remy Ma Ultragrrrl?

  • posted on Jun 2, 2006 in MUSIC tags