Sean Price finally releases the official tracklist for the long awaited
album, and it doesn't disappoint there's gonna be some dope features on
here with Freddie Gibbs, Torae, Ill Bill, Buckshot, Pharoahe Monch and
more.
1. The Genesis of the Omega 2. Bar-Barian 3. Pyrex 4. Price & Shining Armor (feat. Ruste Juxx) 5. Title Track 6. Straight Music 7. STFU, Pt. 2 8. Hush 9. Solomon Grundy (feat. Ike Eyes & Ill Bill) 10. Frankenberry (feat. Buckshot) 11. BBQ Sauce (feat. Pharoahe Monch) 12. Bully Rap (feat. Realm Reality) 13. By the Way (feat. Torae) 14. Battering Bars (feat. Pumpkin Head) 15. The Hardest Nigga Out 16. Haraam (Bonus Track) 17. Remember (feat. Freddie Gibbs) [Bonus Track] 18. I See (Bonus Track)
Probably one of the last few Hardcore rappers who didn't try to turn "Hollywood " or put a dress one to move units. In this off the chain teaser Sean P. calabs with the
Alchemist one of undergrounds Illest producers. P dukes it out with sliver
backs inspired by his cover art. Mic Tyson finally drops October 30
Whilst retracing the footsteps of Audrey Hepburn on a trip around Europe, Chrisette Michele recently sat down with SoulCulture TV
during her stay in London to talk about being inspired by the iconic
actress to craft an audiovisual project in her honour – with the soulful
New York native also opening up about what she finds draining about
being an artist in the spotlight, and speaking on her upcoming fourth
album, titled Better.
Chrisette’s third album Let Freedom Reign was released in late 2010 through Def Jam, with scarce other recorded appearances cropping up since [Rick Ross' "Aston Martin Music" alongside Drake and the exquisite duet "Oh Yeah" with Musiq Soulchild on The Robert Glasper Experiment's recent Black Radio LP].
“I’ve been travelling a lot over the last two year period, performing
a lot… and being quiet. Figuring out what’s on the inside,” she says
softly, addressing her absence. I had spent so much time being loud and
being seen that I needed a minute. I’m not good with the whole be-seen
thing; I suck at it. So I needed a second to be quiet.”
“The stage is quiet to me too – I don’t mind an audience,” she adds.
“It’s when you go outside and there’s red carpets and all that kinda
stuff… Everybody’s doing things because it might get seen, nobody’s
doing things because it’s the way they feel. And that’s exhausting.”
Following her truths and embracing artistic freedom, Chrisette blends
her own love for ‘fashion, posing and being a lady’ with the legacy and
style of Breakfast At Tiffany’s star Hepburn for her upcoming conceptual mixtape, which sprang to life from a conversation she had with Sean Garrett reminiscing on the style of The Rat Pack and Sammy Davis Jr. and a song she had recently penned titled “Dear Miss Audrey.”
“The whole concept of this mixtape for me is to say; I can’t do it
because I think somebody’s gonna like it, I’m doing it because I know I
have to say it,” she adds.
“It has nothing to do with what I think is acceptable or
unacceptable, it has to do with what I feel like I need to say… And
you’ll see it and hear it in the audiovisual presentation. “
Bemoaning typical major label release delays of her fourth album, Better,
Chrisette plans a quick turnaround for her conceptual mixtape once she
gets back home and hits the booth in Brooklyn – stay tuned for An Audiovisual Presentation Of Audrey Hepburn on December 8th.
Skyzoo does his thing in The Backroom on BET, its good to see somebody at BET recognize what "Real" HipHop music is. Make sure you check out the album A Dream Deferred, available now.
