Showing posts with label Juice Crew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juice Crew. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 6, 2026

Fresh Era Presents : Masta Ace




"Duval 'Masta Ace' Clear has built a legacy that will live on forever, but it didn't come easy. He has had to pivot and rebrand multiple times in his career, but with each new iteration has come classic records that have stood the test of time. Come on an audio and visual journey through his life to hear how he survived being a latch-key kid in 70's Brooklyn, how he found his way into the legendary posse-cut, The Symphony, and why you need to live every day like it could be your last." - courtesy of Fresh Era






Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Donnie Propa Presents Masta Ace - The Ace Tape 2


Tape - 2017 - Village Live Records 







Donnie Propa is back with his last tape project in collaboration with legendary Juice Crew & EMC MC, Masta Ace for the follow up to 'The Ace Tape', a fresh selection of classics and hidden gems.



Limited run of 50 orange & 50 brown cassettes 

Order your copy 


Monday, October 10, 2016

Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 91 - Juice Crew spotlight with Cut Master Cool V



Hosted by veterans DJ Toast & Paul Nice and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Albany NY), Toast & Paul bring you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

This is Episode 91 - Juice Crew spotlight with Cut Master Cool V - originally aired on October 9, 2016






Marley Marl “The Symphony, Pt. II” (1991)
(Paul Nice set)
Biz Markie “Turn the Party Out” (2001)
Biz Markie “Turn the Party Out (Paul Nice Remix)” (2011)
Biz Markie “Nobody Beats the Biz” (1987)
Biz Markie “Nobody Beats the Biz (Jorun Bombay Remix)” 
Big Daddy Kane f. Biz Markie “Just Rhymin' With Biz” (1987)
Big Daddy Kane “Aint No Half Steppin' (Blind Alley Multitrack Remix)”
Roxanne Shante “Big Mama” (1992)
Kool G Rap “Road To The Riches” (1989)
Paul Nice f. Masta Ace & Gennessee “So Now U A MC?” (2000)
Masta Ace f. Greg Nice “Don't Understand” (2001)
Marley Marl f. MC Shan “Marley Scratch” (1985)
Roxanne Shante “Queen of Rox” (1985)
** CUT MASTER COOL V INTERVIEW **
(DJ Toast set)
Roxanne Shante “Go On Girl” (1988)
Big Daddy Kane “Another Victory” (1989)
Roxanne Shante “Live On Stage” (1989)
Big Daddy Kane “’Nuff Respect” (1992)
Roxanne Shante “My Groove Gets Better” (1989)
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo “Kool Is Back” (1990)
Big Daddy Kane “Set It Off” (1988)
Roxanne Shante “The Def Fresh Crew” (1986)
Masta Ace “Movin’ On” (1990)
Craig G “Shootin’ the Gift (Marley Marl Remix)” (1989)
Biz Markie “Something For the Radio” (1988)
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo “Bad to the Bone (Remix)” (1990)
Roxanne Shante “Have a Nice Day” (1987)
Marley Marl f. Craig G “Duck Alert” (1988)
Syl Johnson “Sexy Wayz” (1967)
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo “Talk Like Sex” (1990)
Biz Markie “Spring Again” (1989)
Marley Marl “The Symphony” (1988)
Biz Markie “Pickin’ Boogers” (1987)
MC Shan “Jane Stop This Crazy Thing” (1986)
Marley Marl f. Craig G “Droppin’ Science” (1988)
MC Shan “Down By Law” (1987)
Masta Ace “Go Where I Send Thee” (1990)
Craig G “Word Association” (1991)
MC Shan “The Bridge” (1986)


Grown Man Rap Show  




If you are in NYC in December , you should check this event ... 
The Juice Crew Reunion ! 












Friday, March 11, 2016

Southpaw Chop feat.Kool G Rap & Craig G from Juice Crew - 2016




7" - 2016 - Southpaw Chop 


A: How It's Done
B: How It's Done (Instrumental)



"Japanese Hip Hop crew Southpaw Chop keep themselves busy with this new single “How It’s Done” out in Spring 2016. For this release they bring two big guests to the table Kool G Rap and Craig G from Juice Crew. Their previous work “Finger Prints On The Record feat. A.G. (D.I.T.C.)” was originally only released in Japan, however it made its way further abroad gaining great attention from hip hop fans in the US and Europe. This reunion with the Juice Crew builds and brings chemistry, pushing boundaries and sharp rhymes from the two. Things get even better when matched with Southpaw Chop’s signature horn sounds and for those who love Cold Chillin’, the label design must be mouth watering. This 7″ will send ripples through the 2016 Hip Hop scene, it’s a must buy!"


400 copies only !
Pre-Order your copy Here