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Waajeed and Bling47’s “War” mixtape download

From a Waajeed and Bling47 blog posting:

For those of you who bought The War LP somewhere other than through us (hopefully you didn’t bootleg our sh*t!!), thus missing out on our official Bling47 companion piece, The War Mixtape - we’ve decided to let you guys in on the some of the fun anyway & offer up a free download of the mix.

The mix includes exclusive (for now) Waajeed instrumentals, plus Waajeed & Kenny Fresh giving you some behind-the-scenes commentary on The War LP, as well as some of their favorite war-themed tracks by other artists.

********Download THE WAR MIXTAPE here*********

Tracklisting:

1. Waajeed - Peace & Love Intro
2. Waajeed - The Big Beat
3. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - The Overtaking commentary
4. James Brown - King Heroin
5. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - Bombs Away commentary
6. Public Enemy - Louder Than A Bomb (Intro)
7. Public Enemy - Louder Than A Bomb
8. Waajeed - Willie
9. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - Make Doe commentary
10. Pharoahe Monch - Agent Orange
11. Waajeed - I Gets Down
12. Waajeed - Fantasy
13. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - GOAT Remix commentary
14. Organized Konfusion - Prisoners Of War
15. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - W-AA-JE-ED commentary
16. Waajeed - Keep Going
17. Waajeed - Hibiscus
18. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - Dusk commentary
19. Parliament - Foot Soldiers (Star-Spangled Funky)
20. Waajeed & Kenny Fresh - Proud commentary
21. Bob Marley - War (live)
22. Waajeed - Peace & Love Outro

Mixed & hosted by Waajeed
Compiled by Waajeed & Kenny Fresh.

Peace,

Kenny Fresh & The Bling47 Group.

PS - Europe, check the tour dates on our page & come out!! We’ll have plenty more exclusive mixtapes for you guys at the shows.
See you there!!

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A DJ Houseshoes Detroit 2 L.A. podcast

HVW8.com and Solid State Los Angeles have released the 17th edition of their weekly podcast, this time featuring DJ House Shoes.

Click the cover to download Detroit 2 LA with DJ House Shoes.

DJ House Shoes podcast

Playlist:

House Shoes - Castles (CDR)*D
Guilty Simpson - For the D (CDR)*D
Jay Electronica - Victory is in My Clutches (CDR)
Pete Rock/Slum Village - Gangsta Boogie *D
Blu - No Greater Love (Sound in Color)
Kev Brown - Randon Joint (LowBudget)
Waajeed - Proud (Bling 47)*D
House Shoes - Newports (CDR)*D
Dabrye feat. Guily Simpson - Special (Black Milk rmx) (CDR)*D
Quelle - Special Ingredient (CDR)*D
Qeulle w/ Denmark Vesey - Deal Widdit (CDR)*D
Snowman Jack - Street Corner Music (CDR)*D
M.O.P. - Sharks
Marv Won - Back Like I Never Left (CDR)*D
House Shoes - Dorothy’s Look (CDR)*D
Marv Won - Happy Birthday (CDR)*D
14 KT - Gee Whiz (CDR)*D
Black Milk - Get Down (CDR)*D
House Shoes - It’s On (CDR)*D
Phat Kat - True Story Pt.II (Look)*D
Waajeed - Dusk (Bling 47)*D
Jay Dee - Fresh for 98 (CDR)*D
Illa Jay - Me and My Brother (CDR)*D
J Dilla w/ Ta’Raach - Say It! (Operation Unknown)*D
Guilty Simpson - Get Bitches, Get Rides (Stones Throw)*D
Phat Kat - My Old Label (Look)*D
14 KT - Without Dilla (CDR)*D
Robert Glasper - J Dillalude (Blue note)
D’Angelo - Fantastic (CDR)
Erykah Badu - Didn’t Cha Know
(*D reps Detroit to the fullest, as if you didn’t know…)

Check out HVW8 at podomatic.

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Jay Dee aka J-Dilla
Slum Village
Audio
Black Milk
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash
Guilty Simpson
Ta'Raach
DJ House Shoes
Waajeed
Marvwon
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A Throwback Interview with Elzhi

An old interview with Elzhi of Slum Village with some great questions asked by Todd E. Jones.

Highlights:

    T.JONES: “How did you become the new member?”
    ELZHI: “Me and the Slum go way, way back. There was a spot called The Hip-Hop Shop and it was owned by Maurice Malone. There were people like Eminem, Royce The 5’9” and Obie Trice in the spot. Slum Village was up in there along with E-Dub. Everybody that you are seeing out there now (from Detroit) was apart of that history of The Hip-Hop Shop. Actually, the dude that was hosting The Hip-Hop Shop was Proof, who is now Dirty Harry from D-12. We were the elite and we all had mutual respect for each other. Through the years, I was working on my solo project. How (*House) Shoes was working on my solo work. He put out an album on Phat Kat with a couple of songs that were bananas. Jay Dee did the beats though. How Shoes did a lot of beats for me in the past. Big Up to him! Along the way, I met up with Waajeed. He’s bananas. He produced some songs on ‘Trinity’ too. Waajeed is a childhood friend of T3 and Slum Village in general. Basically, T3 was looking for somebody to manage. Waajeed told T3 about me and told me about T3. We ended up meeting over Waajeed’s house and going to Pizza Papalis and discussing T3 managing me over a slice of pizza. Over a slice of pizza, we discussed the future outline of ‘Trinity’. Eventually, he took me on a promo tour with Phife. He saw that I was down in the long run for the Slum. He knew that I would do whatever I had to do and whatever needed to be done. Baatin & T3 just came to the conclusion that they wanted me to be in Slum Village. I was definitely down with it because I felt that they were legendary. I heard of them before I even met them. I loved joints like ‘Roxanne’, ‘Gold Shoes’, ‘Pregnant’, and ‘Ooh Wee’. It was an honor and a privilege to be apart of something so legendary.”



    T.JONES: “What is your favorite song you did with an emcee or group outside of Slum Village?”
    ELZHI: “A song I did with Royce The 5’9 a long time ago. This was when Royce’s crew was called Wall Street. Now, they are called The Elite (*D-Elite). The name of the song is called ‘The Heist’. Doc Seuss did the track and it’s one of my favorites just off of the fact that it was nothing but raw and uncut hip-hop. We were just spitting. It wasn’t for the radio or nothing and we all knew it.”



    T.JONES: “What is the meaning behind the name Slum Village?”
    ELZHI: “It’s a paradox. The words ‘Slum’ & ‘Village’ are two totally different things. It is basically bringing together different people under one roof to enjoy good music.”

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Eminem
Royce Da 5'9"
Obie Trice
Back in Time
Slum Village
Proof (D12)
Phat Kat, Ronnie Cash
Elzhi
DJ House Shoes
T3
E-Dub
Waajeed
Baatin

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Final voting for the Detroit Music Awards begins

The final nominations for the Detroit Music Awards are in.

Nominees of interest are as follows. (Hip Hop related in italics)

Nominees in the ELECTRONIC/DANCE field. ELECTRONIC/DANCE

OUTSTANDING ELECTRONIC/DANCE ARTIST/GROUP
AMP FIDDLER
AYRO
DERRICK MAY
JEREMY ELLIS
MATTHEW DEAR
PLATINUM PIED PIPERS
TWILIGHT BABIES, THE
UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE

OUTSTANDING ELECTRONIC/DANCE DJ
ANTHONY “SHAKE” SHAKIR
DJ GODFATHER
DJ HOUSE SHOES

DJ LINDA LEXY
KEVIN SAUNDERSON
MIKE CLARKE
THEO PARRISH

OUTSTANDING ELECTRONIC/DANCE RECORDING
AUDION, “SUCKFISH”
DABRYE, “TWO/THREE”
DETROIT PEOPLE MOVER, “MODEL ONE”
JEFF MILLS, “BLUE POTENTIAL”
VARIOUS ARTISTS, “D012″

OUTSTANDING ELECTRONIC/DANCE WRITER/PRODUCER
AMP FIDDLER
AYRO
DABRYE
MATTHEW DEAR
MIKE BANKS
WAJEED

Nominees in the GENERAL field. GENERAL

OUTSTANDING ANTHOLOGY/COMPILATION/REISSUE

DIANA ROSS, “BLUE”
IGGY POP, “20TH CENTURY MASTERS-MILLENNIUM COLLECTION: THE BEST OF IGGY POP”
IGGY POP, “WHERE THE FACES SHINE”
INSANE CLOWN POSSE, “THE WRAITH: REMIX ALBUMS”
MARSHALL CRENSHAW, “DEFINITIVE COLLECTION”
VARIOUS ARTISTS, “THE SWEET SOUNDS OF DETROIT (VOL. 1)”

OUTSTANDING NATIONAL MAJOR LABEL RECORDING
BLANCHE, ” WHAT THIS TOWN NEEDS”
BOB SEGER, ” FACE THE PROMISE”
KID ROCK, “LIVE TRUCKER”
RACONTEURS, ” BROKEN BOY SOLDIERS”
REGINA CARTER, ” I’LL BE SEEING YOU”
SMOKEY ROBINSON, ” TIMELESS LOVE”

OUTSTANDING NATIONAL SINGLE
BOB SEGER, “WAIT FOR ME”
EMINEM (WITH 50 CENT, ET AL), “YOU DON’T KNOW”
OBIE TRICE, “CRY NOW”
OBIE TRICE, “JAMAICAN GIRL”

RACONTEURS, “HANDS”
RACONTEURS, “STEADY AS SHE GOES”

OUTSTANDING NATIONAL SMALL/INDEPENDENT LABEL RECORDING
BRIAN VANDER ARK , “ANGEL, PUT YOUR FACE ON ”
FAGS , THE, “LIGHT ‘EM UP ”
HARD LESSONS , “GASOLINE ”
HOT CLUB OF DETROIT , “HOT CLUB OF DETROIT ”
J DILLA , “DONUTS ”
J DILLA , “THE SHINING “

OUTSTANDING VIDEO / MAJOR BUDGET
BOB SEGER “WAIT FOR ME”
EMINEM, “YOU DON’T KNOW”
OBIE TRICE, “CRY NOW”

RACONTEURS, “STEADY AS SHE GOES”

Nominees in the URBAN/FUNK/HIP-HOP field. URBAN/FUNK/HIP-HOP

OUTSTANDING HIP-HOP ARTIST/GROUP
ATHLETIC MIC LEAGUE
BUDDHA FULLA RHYMEZ
FAT KILLAZ
PARADIME
SHADOW
TRICK TRICK

OUTSTANDING HIP-HOP DJ
DJ ASSAULT
DJ BUTTER
DJ HOUSESHOES
DJ SALAM WRECK
GARY “DJ GOO” HOENICKE
LENN SWAN
MR. WAX

OUTSTANDING HIP-HOP MC
BLACKMAN, THE
ESHAM
INVINCIBLE
KING GORDY
MS KORONA
SHADOW

OUTSTANDING URBAN/FUNK/HIP-HOP RECORDING
AMP FIDDLER, “AFRO STRUT”
FRANK N DANK, “XTENDED PLAY 3.13″
MICHELLA, “MICHELLA”
NATAS, “N OF THIS WORLD”
PROOF, “SEARCHING FOR JERRY GARCIA”
SHADOW, “THE 13TH HOUR”

WHO VOTES FOR THE DETROIT MUSIC AWARDS?

The voting database consists of approximately 3000 members of the Detroit musical community. If you are actively involved in the music industry in Detroit and wish to participate in the voting process, please go to the Detroit Music Awards Registration page. Musicians, managers, booking agents, media representatives, club management, sound technicians and other music industry professionals are all eligible to apply.

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Artists and Personalities
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Eminem
Obie Trice
Jay Dee aka J-Dilla
Trick Trick
Fat Killahz
Paradime
DJ Butter
DJ House Shoes
King Gordy
Natas
Esham
Mz Korona
Waajeed
DJ Salam Wreck
DJ Len Swann
Invincible

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