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Texas Governor Signs Law To Stop Teachers From Talking About Holocaust

2021-06-17T06:29:00.002-07:00

This is an effort to ban The 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory from public school corriculum altogether.

Read this excerpt from the Huffpost article by Jennifer Bendery

They can’t make it part of a course to talk about the concept that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex.”

It's bad enough that my home state is trying to whitewash history American history now consider the World History implications.

This would logically extend to WW2 and The Holocaust. In their zeal mute the truth of this country's origins, I wonder if they ever once considered what else this harmful censorship would include.

:whispers:

I'm sure they don't care.

check out the inspiration for this below

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/texas-republicans-ban-teachers-racism_n_60b18524e4b06da8bd76bf50

[Mixtape] Wreckamic - Slow Wreckage

2020-12-14T09:04:00.000-08:00

Stream "Slow Wreckamic" On AudioMack

[Video] Masa Lopez - Platinum & Gold feat Lvl.9

2017-09-01T13:10:00.000-07:00

[VIDEO] @GasHouseSmitty - Rambo

2017-09-01T13:04:00.002-07:00

[Party] @GasHouseSmitty - ThrowBack Party x Release Party x Virgo Bash

2017-09-01T13:01:00.000-07:00

[Video] #Bunkin - @AvTheGreat x @GasHouseSmitty

2017-09-01T12:56:00.000-07:00

This single is sweeping the South and Midwest right now.
So far, at least 18 different markets have played this record on the radio.

Contact avthegreat1@gmail.com about booking, business, features, etc

[Video] @AVTHEGREAT x @GASHOUSESMITTY #BUNKIN live performance

2017-09-01T12:48:00.000-07:00

[Music] Fab Deuce - Locker Room Talk

2017-09-01T12:44:00.000-07:00

Locker Room Talk by Fab Deuce

[VIDEO] @thelvl9 - Interview

2017-09-01T12:41:00.000-07:00

[MUSIC] @BuffaloBlack - Surrilla

2017-09-01T12:21:00.000-07:00

2016 Dallas Observer Best Songwriter is back with a new project

For Business, Booking, Features:
powerbycmg@gmail.com & bfloblk@gmail.com

SURRILLA by Buffalo Black

[Video] @avthegreat - L.O.D (Living Out Dreams)

2015-10-30T19:57:00.001-07:00

[Video] K-Vo - "Peek-A-Boo"

2015-10-30T19:53:00.000-07:00

[Video] @MoMoneyWhoa - #ImInLuvWit940

2015-10-30T19:49:00.001-07:00

[Music] @chrisreg - "Dreamwork"

2015-07-24T19:45:00.000-07:00

February - Hottest Music In The DFW

2015-02-13T21:53:00.001-08:00

Post Malone - White Iverson (Southlake)

JT Mohrle - Mine
https://soundcloud.com/stereohd/love-jt-mine

Wreckamic - Neva Seen It Done featuring J-Whoa & Buk Baby
https://soundcloud.com/wreckamic/wreckamic-never-seen-it-done-feat-j-whoa-and-buk-baby

Sam Lao - Money Money
https://soundcloud.com/the_samlao/01-money-money

Buffalo Black - Buffalo Bites "SOMEWHEREINAMERICA" Remix
https://soundcloud.com/jmilblk/sets/buffalo-bites

Pudge of Fab Deuce & Ritchy Flo of Xegesis - Side Effects
http://fabdeucecrew.bandcamp.com/album/side-effects

[Video Proof] Lebron James tells D Wade they may reunite next year

2014-12-31T14:39:00.000-08:00

“Like I said, if we aren’t better this year, we’re gonna reunite again and do some bigger and better things, alright? You already know.” - Lebron James to Dwyane Wade after Christmas Day loss

Start at 2:40 and listen (turn up your volume)

The knee jerk reaction to this comment is that Lebron James may leave Cleveland after this year if they do not do as well as he expected. The salary cap goes up next year and positions "King James" for another record payday. What if this isn't what we think it is though? What if Dwyane Wade were the one to come to Cleveland or what if they both went somewhere completely different? After this season, Wade would be in the second year of a a two-year, $31.1 million deal with a player option for the second year. It's feasible but don't count on it. Most likely, Lebron James will go down in history as the greatest journeyman ever.

[Video] @JeanGreasy (Jean Grae) #underneathu

2014-12-16T18:21:00.000-08:00

See her write up in XXL Mag

Behind the scenes look

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[Video] @GQstatus - Exibit G Pt 2 starring @LiveWitRinaFaye

2014-12-07T14:56:00.001-08:00

CLICK LINK TO LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD

President Obama Honors Robin Williams

2014-08-11T19:28:00.001-07:00

Robin Williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang Peter Pan, and everything in between. But he was one of a kind. He arrived in our lives as an alien – but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. He made us laugh. He made us cry. He gave his immeasurable talent freely and generously to those who needed it most – from our troops stationed abroad to the marginalized on our own streets. The Obama family offers our condolences to Robin’s family, his friends, and everyone who found their voice and their verse thanks to Robin Williams.

I like to remember him like this :)

Oaktopia Fest Updates Lineup

2014-08-10T20:25:00.000-07:00

[News] AV The Great Graces The Source

2014-08-10T20:18:00.000-07:00

http://thesource.com/2014/08/09/listen-to-rapper-av-the-great-raise-the-bar-with-his-single-i-need-a-raise/

Record builds up and brings together Denton’s diverse hip-hop scene

2014-08-10T20:01:00.001-07:00

By Lucinda Breeding |

Features Editor

cbreeding@dentonrc.com

Published: 07 August 2014 12:51 PM

Keldrick Scott doesn’t claim to be a rapper.

The Denton High School alumnus doesn’t count himself among the city’s many musicians.

The CEO of the newly minted Denton label Gitmo said he just had a vision and some hustle.

“I can’t rap. I can’t sing. I can’t produce,” Scott said. “My concept was breaking barriers and building bonds. I know all these artists and I know their music. There was a lot of division in the Denton rap scene. A lot of people on the scene wanted to work with certain people. I wanted to get people to work with people they’d never worked with. And I wanted to get people to work with producers they’d never worked with.”

It turns out that Scott either has good instincts or missed a calling in politics.

Gitmo’s debut release, Breakin’ Barriers: Buildin’ Bonds, is a strapping record of intentional hip-hop made by young men (and women) who crave precise verse and integrity. There’s no big pimping or fake stunting, just fiery upstart artists who can turn their less-than-glamorous hustle into the kind of conviction that shows you the riches through their rags.

Scott said he framed the project as a favor at first, but paid for talent and studio time, too. Three partners financed the record, and Scott said the project took 11 months in part because they were paying $60 for a beat, $100 for mixing services and more for studio time.

“We did the first song, and let me tell you, Facebook is amazing,” Scott said. “Once we started to do tracks, the artists started talking about it on Facebook and people started showing up.”
Scott didn’t divulge any rivalries, but said Breakin’ Barriers did just that.

“When we started, there were some artists who didn’t like each other, who had a history of threatening each other,” he said.

Scott said his concept was to avoid making a mix tape.

“They didn’t submit songs,” he said. “If you wanted to be on a track, you had to show up. We’d all meet. I’d be like, ‘You want to make a song? We’re meeting up.’ The artists talked about their ideas. They’d write a few bars and another artist would say, ‘Try this.’ If it was good enough, they got on the track. If it wasn’t, they didn’t. But they could keep trying. None of them wanted to be the weakest guy on the track. Hip-hop guys are good followers.”

Scott recruited accomplished local producers to build the music: Izzy “The Kid,” Shagg, Apollo Bangz, TLit, Digo, Ritchy Flo, Trae “THEEEE” Hitmakah, Quicksaand and Stu Brootal.

Scott said they made 36 songs and put 19 on the record, plus an intro. The rappers take turns proclaiming their primacy on the local scene (“The Last Supper,” “Loyalty and Respect” and “Ball in My Zone”) and take a few breaks to suspend the jockeying for old-school feel-good numbers ( “Light Up a Blunt,” “Pour It Out” and “One of a Kind”).

The record is a sampler of Denton’s old guard hip-hop — with Pudge of Fab Deuce, Stu Brootal and Ernie McCrackin’ writing bulletproof bars. Southeast Denton gets good representation on the record, with the likes of more hardcore rap from Smitty and Whoa seasoning the record with old-school chest thumping.

AV the Great teases listeners with gold-standard bars, but doesn’t eclipse his peers. You end up wanting more of Denton’s hip-hop golden child, but AV was understandably reserving energy for his third album due out at the end of the month. Likewise for Wreckamic, a guy with impeccable flow and writing chops. Rising Denton hip-hop artist Wild Bill’s poetry and pinpoint meta-cultural references are as sharp as ever.

Breakin’ Barriers brings a diverse crew together, but the roundtable construction of the record makes for a cohesive product.

Scott pays the bills working in home health, but said he’s got a roster of talent signed to Gitmo. He said he feels like the project was a way of making a contribution to a city that set some hopes on him. Scott graduated from Denton High in 1998, and played football on scholarship for the University of Minnesota for a year (“Man, I love the cold,” he said).

“I just woke up one day and didn’t want to do that anymore. I’d been having issues with the coach,” Scott said. “I decided to come home. A lot of people probably think I didn’t do right.”

Gitmo seems poised for a future, even if he’s not making money yet.

“There are 20 more rappers who want to be on the next one,” Scott said.
Breakin’ Barriers will be available on iTunes and at Recycled Books Records CDs.

“There’s unity in the scene now,” Scott said. “Maybe not all the issues got settled, but they at least got set aside.”

LUCINDA BREEDING can be reached at 940-566-6877. Follow her on Twitter at @LBreedingDRC.

TRACK BY TRACK

Various artists, Breakin’ Barriers: Buildin’ Bonds

“Last Supper” — This trick delivers Denton’s hip-hop strong suits. Ritchy Flo deals a full house of winning beats, a rhythm anchored by a chime-like, pendulum swing of a beat. Flo adds in a twitchy electro rattle and blunted bumping drumbeat. Flo’s beat inspires a triumvirate of young flowmasters Wild Bill, Buk Baby and Masa Lopez. Wild Bill claims his space with confidence, asking, “What’s your bread count?” Buk Baby goes on a tear of first-rate verse, working the metaphor over for all he can (“you trying to get a slice, we going for the loaf”), then passes the baton to Lopez.

“Pocket Full of Knots” — Pudge opens the track with tricky rapid-fire rhyme about the life of a rapper who isn’t rolling in cash, but isn’t low on grind, either. Stu Brootal eases through the speed-round without a hitch, letting LOC and Duke pack heat with more aggressive rhyming. King Pap doesn’t disappoint, ticking off the hard work it takes to be in the game: early mornings, naysayers, lackluster props from name-droppers. If this is hip-hop by committee, it’s an example of how to punch the clock proper.

“One of a Kind” — You know how Big Boi seems to make melodies without breaking a sweat? If there’s one thing Breakin’ Barriers lacks, it’s singing. Close to the end of the record, Rockbaby, Buk Baby and LOC break off some sweet, soulful singing. The trio takes a page out of a slambook by Prince and Andre 3000, laying down some lazy falsetto (you can nearly see them lounging through a blunt-fueled haze) between the bars of boss rhyme.

— Lucinda Breeding

THE ARTISTS

The artists on Breakin’ Barriers: Buildin’ Bonds are:

AV the Great

Buk Baby

Casper Capo

Chaz

Digo

Dro

Duke

Ernie McCrackin’

June Jetson

Killah Koedine

King Pap

Lil M.A.T.

LOC

Masa Lopez

Matt G.

Naomi

Pudge

Ritchy Flo

Rockbaby

S. Good

Sir Swizz

Smitty

Stu Brootal

TLit

Whoa

Wild Bill

Wreckamic

You can sample the music and purchase at the link below

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

[Mixtape] Cash And Respect presents #TheSource

2014-07-28T15:04:00.000-07:00

Front Cover

Back Cover

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Cash & Respect & Milla "Da Mayor" present a compilation album exclusively comprised of artist from or living in Denton, TX.

The music scene in Denton, TX is ranked nationally for the number of performing artists per capita.

Mainstays such as Buk Baby, J Whoa, Renzo, Tracy Counts (T.C.), Wreckamic, Pudge of Fab Deuce, Lil Ben Aka Smitty, AV The Great & King Pap headline this project after being prominent figures in the local scene for the better part of a decade while fresh new faces and up and comers like Masa Lopez, Casper Capo, Lil Mat, T.$., Max A Milli, Ro'Bee, iGenuiz, Yung God, EWOK the Kid, June Jetson, Vendetta & more bring the heat and introduce you to their sound.

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[New Music] Slate Stone - God Blessed My Life

2014-07-11T16:50:00.000-07:00

Peace & Blessings! Here is a Banger for the summer! Listen for yourself!

Stay 1000*

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Promo share below:

#BangAlert "God Blessed My Life" @SlateStoneMusic & @RIDAHMOVEMENT prod by @miraclebeatboy http://goo.gl/RKIoXW #GBML1000 #1000Network

About Slate Stone

-- Immersed in the culture of Hip Hop since early childhood, Slate Stone, born Tomas Juan Carlos Sawyer, began expressing his love for music. Through his experience with producing, writing and performing, Slate has evolved himself into a very talented and well-balanced artist. Known for his creative wordplay and razor-sharp lyricism, Slate Stone has proven himself proficient in the world of Hip-Hop. Slate’s dedication to his craft has been his most valuable asset. A Texas native, Slate is known as one of the best rap/hip-hop acts in the West Texas region. His skills from start to finish, are recognized through his high level of intensity and lyrical genius. “I wanna show the music industry what it really takes to get recognized and respected”, Slate said. “You can’t just put a web page up or record a few records and expect that to make your career. You gotta measure yourself to yourself, not to what others have done... Always strive to be better tomorrow..do you! Be Honest. Be Creative. You have to create a compelling impact -- it’s all about the hustle and dedication to music.”

Keep it 1000*

[Web Series] "Knocked Down" by @zarthedip

2014-06-25T22:46:00.000-07:00

SEASON 1 TRAILER

http://youtu.be/N8iNZ6Z8-t0

SEASON 1 TEASER

http://youtu.be/K8EOmCsZVz8

SEASON 1 EPISODES

Episode 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omn0KxtzYUA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Episode 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9_0MfRusxE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Episode 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrnPIRm-t94&feature=youtube_gdata_player

SEASON 2 TRAILER

http://youtu.be/336NeDADF0g

SEASON 2 TEASER

http://youtu.be/xh49Qy2GNMs

For more Information contact the Series Director Ansar Muhammad (Zar The Dip) (650)2769372

Amazing story how this show came about