12ozProphet

Yesterday on my way home after a meeting, my wife called me to tell me Michael Jackson died. I was really surprised by this news. Once I hung up few blocks from home, I started to pay attention to people around and I realized that everybody had a conversation about MJ. From the taco truck to the palestinians at the bodega, the fixie hipsters to the polish bakery girls, the wall street girls almost crying in her black berry to my super, everybody was in disbelief. That’s where I realized how huge of an impact MJ had on many generations and countries. Remember he sold more than a hundred million copies of Thriller worldwide! Me and my brother got from my aunt the Thriller tape for christmas 1982 and spent countless morning hours dancing in pajama’s next to the family boom-box. Rest in peace MJ!

We have been blasting the last Mos Def for the past few weeks and the more I listen to it the more I am diggin’ it. The mighty Mos is back to his level of 1999.
Here is a dope track he did with Slick Rick produced by Madlib. Adam G are you listening?

Lovely Brooklyn liquor store window.

KEO, your clash was good…Here is the song to call the carpenter…YEs it’s more G-funk than auto tune but it sounds already better than T-Pain

Mr Carter does it again. Sick lyrics to retire one of the most embarrassing trend in rap history. Notice when he sings completely out off the melody between his bars to reinforce his statement. Sound his mad bootleg but well worth it.Great beat as well.