Edo.G drops the visuals for the second single taken from his latest album "We Do Good", which is now available to order on Vinyl & Cassette via Red Line Music Distribution, Inc.
Showing posts with label Greg Nice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg Nice. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2023
Monday, July 18, 2022
Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show - December 14th 1995 - WKCR
Here is the Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show aired on December 14th 1995 on WKCR. The guests that night were Camp Lo and Greg Nice.
Company Flow – 8 Steps to Perfection
The Fugees – Fu-gee-la
Mic Geronimo – Train of Thought
La the Darkman – I Want It All
The Cenobites – Lex Luger
Redman – Funkorama
Cypress Hill ft. Redman & Erick Sermon – Throw Your Set in the Air Remix
Talk Break
Sadat X – Straight East Coast
Powerule – Rock Ya Knot Quick
M.O.P. – Raise Hell
Camp Lo – Coolie High
Talk Break
Camp Lo – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle
Group Home – Da Realness
Money Boss Players – Killed in the Crap Game
Das EFX – Microphone Master Remix ft. Mobb Deep
Big Noyd – Recognize and Realize
AZ – Uncut Raw
Group Home – Inna City Life
Greg Nice – Set It Off
Greg Nice – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle
More shows in the S&B Archives !
Sunday, June 26, 2022
Mellow T - Keep It Real - 1993
12" - 1993 - Columbia
When you look at the cover of this 12" for the first time, with this cat with curly hair and his leather jacket, you could think it could be some smooth RnB shit... but in fact, not at all !
"Keep It Real" is the first single released by Anthony Brownlee a.k.a Mellow T originally from Hartford Connecticut, then moved to New Jersey after being signed by Columbia in 1993. Mellow-T was discovered by Raymond Pouncey, the executive producer, in a talent show that he held. Mellow T was in an original group that he put together named The Little Rapscals.
"Keep It Real" is available on the wax in its LP & Remix versions, both produced by Greg Nice from Nice & Smooth. In terms of productions, the LP version contains samples from "Jamilah" performed Houston Person and from "I know You Got Soul" performed by Bobby Byrd.
"Keep It Real" was supposed to be part of Mellow-T's album entitled "The Best Kept Secret" produced by Greg Nice, Phat Kat and Tony Dofat, but it never came out unfortunately. Phat Kat in a recent chat, declared that the connection happened thru Greg Nice when he was working on "Paranoia" for Nice & Smooth, Ray Pouncey was looking for tracks for Mellow T's album. Phat Kat was surprised the album was shelved... Another interesting unreleased album I'd like to see coming out one day... fingers crossed !
After that, Mellow-T released the single entitled "Pressure" on Rugged Route Records in 1995... It was his last single before disappearing from the music scene ...
Friday, December 4, 2020
Video : Agallah & Sadat X feat Greg Nice - Praise The lords - 2020
Video of the single "Praise the Lord" dropped by Agallah & Sadat X featuring Greg Nice, Off their collaborative album "The Gods Have Arrived".
Saturday, November 30, 2019
Mellow T - Pressure - 1995
Here is a 12" still in my wantlist... I think there is no chance to find it in a record store and it seems this record hasn't been for sale online for a long time...
To do a quick recap, Anthony Brownlee a.k.a Mellow T from Hartford Connecticut was signed by Columbia and released his first single "Keep It Real" produced by Greg Nice (from Nice & Smooth) in 1993.
Mellow-T was discovered by Raymond Pouncey, the executive producer, in a talent show that he held. Mellow T was in an original group that he put together named The Little Rapscals.
This single "Keep It Real" was supposed to be part of Mellow-T's album entitled "The Best Kept Secret" produced by Greg Nice, Phat Kat and Tony Dofat, but unfortunately it was shelved...
The connection with Phat Kat happened with the help of Greg Nice and the connection with Tony Dofat happened with the help of Faith Newman who signed Nas at the same time and introduced Raymond Pouncey to Tony.
In 1995, Mellow T was back with a brand new single titled "Pressure" which came out on Rugged Route Records. The 3 tracks of the wax were produced by Greg Jenkins a.k.a DJ Bizzy G and Boo Bass Bottom. I've never listened to the other tracks but I have to admit that "Pressure" is dope ... check the video !!!
Friday, September 15, 2017
Lone Catalysts - Culture - 2017
2017 - Effiscienz
1.The Sidelines (feat. Mr. Complex)
2.The DJ
3.Graffiti (feat. Bukue One & Strawberry Kap)
4.Different Cities
5.The B-Boy (feat. Tony Touch)
6.Rhymes (feat. Greg Nice)
7.Me vs You
8.Its A Demo (feat. Artifacts)
9.The MC (feat. Strawberry Kap)
10.Smiles (feat. Blak Smif & Strawberry Kap)
J-Rawls and J-Sands will be back on November 17th with their new album "Culture", a 10-track album featuring Greg Nice, Artifacts,Mr Complex and more ...
"From Columbus and Pittsburgh, so many flyers had been distributed that it was almost impossible to take a step without noticing those abandoned on the sidewalk.
Drawn in an anarchic way, cables ran along the streets to the place requisitioned for the event. It was necessary to feed the walls of speakers which, in due course, would spit heavy basses and would make the dancers go wild. In the surrounding stores, the first suspicious disappearances of spraycans had been reported, one could see B-Boys pass a lino roll under the arm.
Sparkling sneakers and dance sequences, scratching and beat juggling, throw up and burning, everyone knew what he was doing there since the duo Lone Catalysts had announced the color: CULTURE was going to celebrate the Hip Hop in its five declensions. From graffiti to beatboxing, from deejaying to dancing with, above the debates, its most visible part of all: RAP.
Swiftly using the scalpel in his collection of jazz, soul and funk records, distributing the strikes on his MPC, J. Rawls had given furiously organic colors to his 90s productions full of asperities. In his book, J. Sands' rhymes were all devoted to glorious, immortal, competitor and competitive Hip Hop."
Effiscienz
More Info coming soon via Effiscienz
Thursday, October 29, 2015
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