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“I Still Love H.E.R.” Detroit podcast with Black Milk interview

I Still Love H.E.R. has done a Detroit only podcast. Detroit Deli (Episode 6) also features an interview with Black Milk.

Tracklist:

1. 1st down - No place to go
2. Illa J - Me and my brother
3. Dwele - Keep on
4. Black Milk - Action
5. J.Dilla - Say it!
6. T3 - Yeah
7. J-88 - Get it together (Madlib Remix)
8. Eminem - No Apologies
9. Royce 5’9 - Death is certain
10. Jaylib - Mcnasty Filth
11. Phat Kat - Danger
12. Guilty Simpson - Man’s world
13. Blackreign & Ohkang - Manhood (self-made) myspace.com/blackreignandohkang
14. Black Milk - Sound the alarm
15. Proof - Broken
16. Lawless Element - Love
17. Slum Village - Reunion
18. Platinum Pied Pipers - 50 ways to leave your lover

Download the podcast here.

2007 08 31

Eminem
Royce Da 5'9"
Slum Village
Proof (D12)
Black Milk
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash
Guilty Simpson
T3
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Rock the Bells in Detroit

Kelley L. Carter of the Free Press looks at the Rock the Bells Tour which comes to metro Detroit tonight.

On Wednesday, the Rock the Bells Tour comes to DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, featuring an all-star lineup of talent. On deck to perform at the outdoor concert hall are Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Talib Kweli, MF Doom, Pharoahe Monch, Immortal Technique, Slum Village and Phat Kat.

Some folks call it backpack hip-hop, but that simplifies what these musicians do.

It’s a snappy way of saying that what these guys have in common is substance.

Here’s a look at a documentary of the original Rock the Bells in 2004 which saw Wu-tang reunite on stage.

The film is getting great reviews all-around as is prepares for release. More information is available at www.rockthebellsmovie.com.

2007 08 29

Artists and Personalities
News item
Slum Village
Video
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash

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Nick Speed, Danny Brown, Big Herk and Phat Kat - “Whatupdoe?” audio

Nick Speed, Danny Brown, Big Herk and Phat Kat with “Whatupdoe?”.

Catch this track and others on Speed’s upcoming double-disc release.

Nick Speed will be at the Zoo Bar August 31st, performing alongside Slum Village.

2007 08 24

Slum Village
Audio
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash
Big Herk
Nick Speed

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Detroit Hip Hop award winners

J Dilla and K-Deezy were the biggest winners at last night’s Detroit Hip Hop Awards, hosted by Mark Da Spark. Winners of the Detroit Hip Hop Awards as written in the Detroit News are:

Female Artist of the Year:

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Group of the Year:

Purple Gang

Male Artist of the Year:

K-Deezy

Producer of the Year Local:

Black Milk

Producer of the Year National:

J Dilla

Mixtape DJ of the Year:

DJ Young Mase

Lyricist of the Year:

Guilty Simpson

Live Performer of the Year:

K-Deezy

Freestyle MC of the Year:

Marv Won

Video of the Year:

Marquise Porter - “Alone”

Album of the Year:

K-Deezy - “Stuck In My Ways”

Song of the Year:

Stretch Money - “Takes Money To Make Money”

Song of the Year Group:

Black Milk ft Guilty Simpson - “Sound the Alarm”

Artist Mixtape of the Year:

Iron Fist Records - “Hand 2 Hand”

Album of the Year National:

J Dilla - “The Shining”

Artist/Group of the Year National:

J Dilla

Song of the Year National:

Eminem - “No Apologies”

Soundscan Retailers Award:

Mae West

Detroit Recognition Award:

Phat Kat

2007 08 14

Eminem
Jay Dee aka J-Dilla
Black Milk
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash
Guilty Simpson
Stretch Money
Detroit Hip Hop Scene
DJ Young Mase
K-deezy
Marvwon
Marquise Porter

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