VIDEO: Moe Green "Top Turnbuckle Lifestyle"

Labels: audible treats, hip hop, Moe Green, music, video, youtube
"A setback is just a setup for a comeback." --from Bebe Moore Campbell's "72 Hour Hold"
Labels: audible treats, hip hop, Moe Green, music, video, youtube
So many things to like about P.O.S. I love his style of delivery - laid back and matter of fact. I like how he doesn't chase the beats. It works for him. I'm not the rocker, but there's a rocker in me. I love how P.O.S. starts out in one direction, then at some point, he goes off in another direction.
Labels: hip hop, Okayplayer, p.o.s., video
I can't claim this list as my own. No Paste mag is behind this crafty list. But I'm diggin it and you will too. It's complete w/just enough commentary and some cool vids f/The Roots. Going from a constantly touring band to the house band for Jimmy Fallon was a good move for my fav band. Real good move.
Labels: hip hop, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, music, The Roots, TV
I liked this track from The 20/20 Project before I even saw the vid. Nice, basic beats. Catchy lyrics. A little be of old school scratchin. Yeah, nice indeed. Go head Canadians, do what you do!
Labels: 20/20 Project, hip hop, music, video