Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
DIGGIN N DA CRATES WITH JB
Chillin' with the bro kickin' havin a brew & goin thru some old tapes. Excuse the overly excited Z.O in the back :P
ROYCE DA 5'9" STREET HOP
Finally the sun shines on Royce. His new album Street Hop is too good! Slaughterhouse saves 2009 for me yup!
Royce da 5'9" - Count For Nothing DL
Royce da 5'9" - Count For Nothing DL
SMASHPROOF IN NYC
Seen this over at the MTC blog. Props to Smashproof & the rest of the kiwis doing their thing over in NY at the CMJ festival. Looks hella fun.
Friday, October 9, 2009
The Good ol Days pt.4
So im tryna get my playlists back up to scratch since my laptop died. As i sit here going through my 90s music for next weekends show with my fellow H-town legends Militia & Ric Rush i came across this classic Monica & Treach of Naughty by Nature who was one of my favourite MCs in the 90s. This song is still dope to this day and was one of those joints that wasnt on any particular artists album? But it is from the soundtrack to The Nutty Professor (Correct me if im wrong) this is going all from memory.Ahhh the good ol days!
Monday, October 5, 2009
NEW JOELL ORTIZ 'CALL ME'
SUPPORT THE CAUSE!
DOPE!
After the tragic events in Samoa last week, a group of top New Zealand entertainers have rallied together for a massive benefit concert on Monday 19th October 2009 at the Vector Arena in Auckland.
When the Tsunami hit Samoa last week, it personally affected Scribe and Savage who lost their family villages and family members in the disaster. Along with Dawn Raid, Oscar Kightley and Ole Maiava, they rapidly organized a dream line up of top NZ musicians who had no hesitation in donating their performances to this worthy cause.
All businesses, personnel and artists have given their services for free, therefore 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Samoa.
We urge all New Zealanders to support this event to aid our fellow citizens of Samoa.
Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin dates and line ups to be announced shortly.
‘I LOVE THE ISLANDS’
Samoa Relief Concert
Hosted By:
Oscar Kightley
Featuring performances by:
Neil Finn & Tim Finn
Dave Dobbyn
Bic Runga
Savage
Scribe
Hollie Smith
Elemeno P
Nesian Mystik
Jordan Luck Band
J.Williams
Che-Fu & Kratez
Open Souls
Kirsten Morrell
Sweet & Irie
DJ Sirvere
Aaradhna
PNC
Devolo
Mareko
King Kapisi
Feelstyle
Adeaze
Cydel
Ardijah
Lapi Mariner
Venue: Vector Arena, Mahuhu Crescent, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand
Date: Monday October 19th, 2009
Tickets: only $25.00 from www.ticketmaster.co.nz
On Sale: midday Friday 9th October 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
THINKING OF SAMOA
I Just want to send my love and prayers out to my family and friends who are suffering at this tragic time. May the Lord
comfort our loved ones and help us find strength.
It's been a couple of sleepless nights and im sure that's the case for many families across the globe.
My heart aches knowing that there are lives and even children yet to be found amongst the destruction.
I can't imagine what it's like right now to wake up to such damage. I just hope that those who are suffering have a place to rest their heads and have food to eat.
Numerous organizations have launched helplines and donation projects. People concerned about family members in Samoa can call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on 04 439 8000, and provide as many contact details as possible.
Anyone worried about the safety of non-New Zealand relatives in Samoa should contact the Samoan High Commission on 04 472 0953. Remember that Vodafone and 2degrees has made it possible to call any number in Samoa for free. Just look up each networks details for info.
The New Zealand Red Cross has also launched a Samoa Tsunami Relief project at www.givealittle.co.nz
More donation projects can be found HERE
Please say a prayer for my people or donate how ever you can.
SMV
comfort our loved ones and help us find strength.
It's been a couple of sleepless nights and im sure that's the case for many families across the globe.
My heart aches knowing that there are lives and even children yet to be found amongst the destruction.
I can't imagine what it's like right now to wake up to such damage. I just hope that those who are suffering have a place to rest their heads and have food to eat.
Numerous organizations have launched helplines and donation projects. People concerned about family members in Samoa can call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on 04 439 8000, and provide as many contact details as possible.
Anyone worried about the safety of non-New Zealand relatives in Samoa should contact the Samoan High Commission on 04 472 0953. Remember that Vodafone and 2degrees has made it possible to call any number in Samoa for free. Just look up each networks details for info.
The New Zealand Red Cross has also launched a Samoa Tsunami Relief project at www.givealittle.co.nz
More donation projects can be found HERE
Please say a prayer for my people or donate how ever you can.
SMV
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