Get your copy of Orion’s new album “Keep Going”. It is a collection of high energy pop songs from a Japan perspective.
Enjoy!
Get your copy of Orion’s new album “Keep Going”. It is a collection of high energy pop songs from a Japan perspective.
Enjoy!
“If rappers are so bold like they used to be there would be like 10 diss records for Donald Trump right now,” insist Chuck. “But the average rapper is afraid because they don’t know if Trump will have money for them one day. Money has brought their fear out. There are supposed to be 20 cats lined up cursing Trump the fuck out. This is supposed to be hip-hop, right?” - Chuck D (read the full article here)
Possibly in response to Chuck D's call to rappers to get at Donald Trump, Toupe Fiasco takes shots with Fish Hook:
Download the song here – Toupe Fiasco “Fish Hook”
Toupe Fiasco - Fish Hook
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Uh, what up y'all
Palin what's popin baby
Y'all ain't know
I go by the name of
Toupe Fiasco
Representing that April 15th
Yea
And this one right here
I dedicate this one right here
To all my CEO's out there grinding'
Legally and Illegally
Ha
You know what I'm talkin'bout
So, check it out
First got it at 26, didn't know any tricks
matter fact, first time i wore it it slipped
read the box for some tips, tried glue to make fit
couldn't sew it with a stitch, so i comb it like this
now we can end the story right here
if i join the race i could win it by a hair, yea
polls are so revealing, couldn't fight feeling
something about it, birth place yea we doubt it
couldn't understand it demanded from this scary islamic
but just to cover my tracks i would like to say i got love for the blacks
cha chinga chinga chang I won't pay no tax
If you're a citizen? why don't you show me the facts
my investigators on the ground got my back
made him show the record, long form attached, yea
i really didn't doubt it myself
but look what i did, i'm so proud of myself
So they fish, hook fish, hook fish, hook, fish hook, pull
can't get my toupee, money isn't evil i was born this way
So they fish, hook fish, hook fish, hook, fish hook, pull
can't get my piece, keeps my head from getting red when i'm at the beach
so they Fish, and Hook, and Pull
I want to give a shout out to my homey Wig Khalifa.
My producer Sean Puffy Combover, 10 years from now it'll still be on top
Tape that, tape that, tape that, tape that.
Rest in Peace to the Notorious B.A.L.D.
Toupe Fiasco
Follow Toupe Fiasco on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/ToupeFiasco
Here is a rough English translation of the blackout schedule in Japan.
It's not perfect but I hope it helps.
TEPCO Planned Blackout Schedule for March 18th 2011
0920-1300 Group 1
1650-2030 Group 2
1220-1600 Group 3
1520-1900 Group 4
1820-2200 Group 5
0620-1000 Group 1
1350-1730 Group 1
*for now (they might change or be cancelled)
TEPCO's planned outage map (Yahoo Map)
Below is the translated information to help find which group you are in:
A new joint from Timid featuring Jalima Shani
Produced by REC and mixed and mastered by ME!
“THE RAIN”
Timid is an emcee’s emcee, with intelligent, thought-provoking lyrics dropped over tight production
carrying influences from jazz, to soul and funk, to classical orchestra. He has received an immensely positive reception on several of the major Hip Hop websites, featured on numerous mixtapes worldwide and has received radio play in Florida, Africa, Canada, and Japan. As well as stage stops from New York to Tokyo and television and radio appearances from Washington DC to Australia. Timid has shared the stage with artists such as Travis Barker & DJ AM, Warren G, Paul Wall, Jeru The Damaja, CunninLynguists, A-Alikes, Agallah of Dipset and Pack FM and has worked along with Hip Hop veterans like Mikey D (Mikey D & The LA. Posse/Main Source), Granddaddy IU, Edo G, Lin Que (X-Clan, MC Lyte) and Domingo. Along with features and production on releases distributed by legendary Hip Hop label Rawkus Records and Japan’s Handcuts Records, Timid is not one to sleep on
Jalima is one of the most dynamic artists on today’s music scene. Her style can be described as a unique blend of poetic lyrics, passionate delivery, and intelligent wordplay contained within a currant of constant positive energy. Growing up amid the culturally diverse artistic scenes of Philadelphia Pennsylvania her sound developed into a fluid combination of a deep respect for history and innovative style. With topics that usually in some way deal with appreciating who you are as a person and recognizing your own self worth she creates bridges through music that breaks down barriers of pretense.
Cop the free download here –> “The Rain” Timid ft. Jalima Shani
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My friend Jason Gatewood wrote a post about his feelings on the new iPad. Just as I was thinking what to write about it, I read his post and realized he pretty much summed it up. So, here is his post. Read it and love it!
Some people are very excited about the Fruity Computer Company's latest bit of kit that'll hit in 2 months, unveiled today... Some are just so non-plussed... Me? Well I think like the iPod, and iPhone before it, it'll take about 1~2 generations to crush all takers... Even quicker than that if ya think about it... Here's my take.
Also some are kinda miffed that this thing isn't a big-@$$ed iPhone. Meaning limited 3G connectivity, no camera... Uhh, yeah, I already have an iPhone yo. Why would I need a BIGGER one? What I want is the ability for my iPhone, iPad, iMac, and MacBook Pro to TALK to each other... WIRELESSLY! That's what Bonjour is for... F getting the version of the iPad with the 3G connection inside; ALL iPads have WiFi. So does my (very jailbroken) iPhone...that I can convert to use as a WiFi Router with this thing... The following is what life with my new iPad will be like maybe this time next year....
I wake up like always in the morning... Put a pot of coffee on, walk over to my iPad that's been charging in it's dock. I check the Japan Times first. (if they don't make an app soon, they'll miss the boat!) Then the Atlanta Journal (hometown newspaper) There's a pretty interesting story back home about the mayor-- I save the interview in the "dropbox"--an area that will funnel the same content in the form of a bookmark over to my iPhone, or MacBook; I wanna listen to this interview on the subway during my commute. I check my email... Pencil in some appointments, cancel others, then I throw the ipad in my bag... Grab the iPhone, and my MacBook, and I'm out the door.
During my 25 minute train ride into work, I listen to the interview on my iPhone via bluetooth headphones, and I read some other articles in the AJC and the JT on it. No need to pull an iPad out of my bag--everyone is standing shoulder to shoulder here and I can't even see my bag at my feet, let alone touch it!
Once in the office, I plug my macbook into the cinema display and the external hard drive on my desk. I break out the iPad and plug it in as well... Creating the ultimate portable creator's workstation. It seems Wacom created an app that turns the iPad into a digitizer for your computer! Just like it's most expensive product, it has the capability of video overlay, so you can create custom icon sheets and keys. But remember, it's capacitive multitouch--finger friendly, so that capacitive stylus is only needed when precision is a must! Certainly has made my job as multimedia designer that much easier! I plug my iphone into another dock on the desk and it begins to auto-update my podcasts. I remember I was watching an episode of "Better Off Ted" on it yesterday and got interrupted, so I go onto iTunes on the Mac and pick up where I left off, using the 13" display of the macbook to see it, while working on the 21" Cinema Display.
Lunch hits, and I bounce out the door, iPhone and iPad in hand to grab a coke and a smile... While eating, surf the web on the iPad. Since there's no WiFi in this place (Why?!) I put my iPhone into tether mode and connect the iPad via bluetooth. A buddy of mine recommended a new book, so I click the link he put in his email-- He's gonna loan it to me for a read, cool! He has a Kindle, and Amazon will let you loan books out to other Kindles (and devices that run the Kindle reader) for up to 2 weeks. I download the book and start reading a few pages when I get a Skype call from home. It's my brother calling from the States! The new version of Skype can tell when you have both iPad and iPhone connected-- so it gives the option to open main app on the iPad, and use the iPhone's camera as a webcam! (to all the pundits that are knocking the iPad's lack of camera) So I set it up this way and give my brother a little look around the cafe, then talk to him... I share a few pix off my iPhone with him, and tell him I'll be home in a month for a visit.
Back on the job, and this time I'm out in the field shooting video and snapping pix for an upcoming RANmagazine article. Yeah, I made sure our mag would be ready for digital publishing already, so when you read the magazine in your iPad or whatever reader you use, multimedia content like video and audio will also be at your disposal. I'm using an Eye-Fi SD card in my DSLR, but instead of beaming the shots and video back to my laptop; I have an app that beams them to either my iPhone or iPad. I take the iPad with me because the bigger screen is easier to use with the updated version of Photoshop mobile (Adobe are you listening?) Photos and video are automagically GPS tagged, given a filename that's easy to correspond to this story and ready to be shown, sent, or edited. After taking some shots of the restaurant, I locate the head chef, and interview him on camera, then catch a train back across town. Since its early afternoon, there aren't many people on the train, so I break out the ipad, and start making a few rough cuts in Adobe Premiere Mobile on the iPad.
At my second stop, I am able to catch a WiFi signal and with my iPad using the iPhone camera in tether mode, I live stream a little bit of a gallery opening onto our website. Being a mobile journalist is much easier than it used to be...
My day ends and I'm back at home... Time to finally watch something good...But I don't watch TV anymore--and I haven't really for about 2 years now! I fire up the iMac to find that Boxee has some new documentarys I wanna watch. I break out the iPad once again-- this time to use it as a remote control for the Boxee app, and drone out... Just another day with tech...
So my take on the iPad is simple. Remember Palm's attempt at a mobile companion device called the Folio? This is the bigger, simpler, smarter, faster, stronger, Apple-goodness-foritified take on that concept... You want it... ESPECIALLY if you already have an iPod, iPhone, Mac, etc. You just don't know it yet.
- Jason Gatewood
Ok there you have it. By the 2nd or 3rd gen of the iPad I think it will start to make sense but, for now I t's not a bad product but it's hard not to focus on the things it doesn't have - no USB port, no ability to use Flash, can't do multitasking and, most of all, no cup holder
The pictures say it all!
Get some Bitches!!!!!!!!
Once a Marine always a Marine! HOORAH!!!!
Oh Yeah, and too my SEAL homeyz!
Just Kidding……
As seen on the streets of Tokyo, Japan
Inspired by Album covers from A Tribe Called Quest.
‘Nuff Said!!!
P.S.
Big up to Timid for pointing this out to me and Big Up to the homegirl DJ Sarasa aka SilverBoomBox for rocking the “Electric Relaxation!
New demo song from the Japanese Reggae artist known as KODDY.
Song title is “Forever” which she sung over the Automatic Riddim track.
ENJOY!!!