Showing posts with label Ellay Khule. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ellay Khule. Show all posts
Friday, January 24, 2020
Friday, August 30, 2019
Gel Roc - Mass Elements
Labels:
2019,
2Mex,
Abstract Rude,
Aceyalone,
Akuma,
Awol One,
BeOND,
Doc Lewd,
Ellay Khule,
Existereo,
Gajah,
Gel,
Medusa,
Megabusive,
Myka 9,
Neila,
Onry Ozzborn,
Radioinactive,
Self Jupiter,
Xololanxinxo
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Joe Dub & Factor - Live In '75
Labels:
2007,
Awol One,
Cam The Wizard,
Chops,
Ellay Khule,
Joe Dub,
Kay The Aquanaut,
Kirby Dominant,
Matre,
Mestizo,
Nolto,
Topic,
Weez-L
Friday, August 10, 2012
Omid - Summer Tour 2006
In two-thousand and six Omid went on tour, where he visited various countries, and took this CD with him to sell it to the fans. It is 14 tracks deep and solely contains instrumental tracks besides two tracks.
Labels:
2006,
Aceyalone,
Deeskee,
DJ Drez,
Ellay Khule,
Instrumentals,
Longevity,
Omid,
Scarub,
Very,
Voice Watson
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Project Blowed

Being originally released on tape in 1994, I think, there is also a vinyl and a CD version. It sets the land mark between the shutdown of the Good Life sessions and the introduction to the upcoming open-mic sessions at the Project Blowed.
The album contains the second Heavyweights track out of four and a lot more to explore. On Philaflava you can find some tracks flying around which were on the original release and left out on this release for whatever reason. There is also a difference between the vinyl and the CD version because the vinyl version also contains the monumental "Mix Tapes" song from the Nonce.
The tracks are all very dope starting with the track "Jurassick" having a word play by the track name which implies the sick styles of the featured rappers which have lots of experience by being long in the game(jurassic). Followed by a "knock, knock, who's there?" from Self Jupiter introducing the "Strength Of ATU" with a dope-ass beat and having the CVE said "What a pity, I'm living in New York City" and am not able to watch these cats. Figures Of Speech speak out a warning that you better "Don't get it twisted" because it's "Hot", maybe too hot! Tray Loc is followed by Dolla Holla who really sounds like he is Snupe who raps about a "Beautiful day in the neighborhood" and who is followed by "Solo is so low" from DK Toon and B/Cartoon and you know the track, I do it and I think everybody does who is old enough! "This evening" introduces the "Heavyweights Round 2" featuring PEACE, Aceyalone, Nefertiti, Self Jupiter, BJ, Ganjah K, Medusa, Ko Ko, Mikah 9 and Volume 10 interrupted by a "Funky Commercial Break" and followed by some more dope tracks featuring Aceyalone, Ab Rude, CVE and Ellay Khule. Pure Hip-Hop history that's all I can say!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Albums, I better shouldn't have sold/lost Part VI

Another compilation but this time its with a totally different cast! Celestial Recordings only label based compilation brings you the Alien Nation, P.E.A.C.E., Self Jupiter, DK Toon, Ellay Khule and others from Vortex Recordings a subsidiary of Celestial. One very interesting thing about it is the hint inside that they already had the Zimulated Experiences II in the works. The track "Close Encounters" appears here and there. You can also find tracks from the Beneath The Surface compilation, the Alien Nation album "Earth Defenders", Naptron's "Styles Of Madness", Hive's "Working With Sound", Phoenix Orion's "Zimulated Experiences", Supernatural's "Armageddon At Your Door 12" " and from some Vortex releases I think which are Drum'n'Bass and not Hip-Hop.
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