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Showing posts with label Just Another Day. Show all posts
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Saturday, February 6, 2016

Just Another Day: Giacana (by Renee Batson)



Just Another Day....
Just another day in the neighborhood just another day around the way I found and other incredible artist who reps Harlem to the fullest. 

I have known Giacana for quite some time now and have had the opportunity to watch his music and sound evolve.  In addition to his growth, I have also had the pleasure of watching him perform live and let me tell you, this man can rock a crowd; no matter if it's a small intimate group or a crowd full of people this man can deliver. So without any further or due let me introduce you to Giacana.






Giacana (33) born in East Harlem raised in the Fordham Heights section of the Bronx is one of New York borns most promising up and coming hip hop artist and actor delivering an action pack performance in the New York based Web-series #one2four http://youtu.be/D21mdKXvaM4 
Giacana's "CANA" role in #One2fourwebseries can be compared to the likes of other hood villains such as Tupac Shakur's "Bishops" role in Ernest R. Dickersons 1991 blockbuster (JUICE) , Oshe "Ice Cube" Jacksons "DoeBoy" role in John Singletons (Boyz in da hood) or more recent Camrons (Rico) role in (PAID IN FULL). To top it all off Giacana is an interesting and gripping artist to watch and not to mention his "TOO COOL 4 SCHOOL" single off the #One2foursoundtrack (currently available for listen via https://soundcloud.com/giacana/too-cool-for-school-produced-by-rob-dinero has a beet/flow combination that fulfills the listeners appetite for substance as well as new age today energy! On verse 2 Giacana displays a detailed description story about his self proclaimed opinion on the death of his respected birthplace Harlem and the downfall of the rappers from there in-which he proceeded I.e Mase, Camron, Pdiddy, Dame Dash ect just to name a few concluding with the fact that and insinuating that Jay-Z may have perpetuated the wreckage of a Then dominating Harlem empire!
If you want to learn more about G you can also check him out on Facebook as well as Instagram.  Imma have to get on my game and arrange interview number two on CKUW 95.9 FM so that my audience can hear the change I have been referring to. There are so many talented artists in New York and Cana is another artist out there that is slept on. Check out his material and comment on what u think!!!!HARLEM stand up, Cana's in the building!!!!



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Monday, September 21, 2015

Just Another Day: Reflecting on G.Dep the Child of the Ghetto (by Renee Batson)

Just Another Day:  Reflecting on G-Dep the Child of the Ghetto   (by Renee Batson)

Trevell Gerald Coleman better known by his stage name G. Dep is a hip hop artist who originated from Harlem, New York City. He became a member of Bad Boy Records in 1998 and released his debut album "Child of the Ghetto" in 2001. His sophomore album "Ghetto Legend" was released on September 7, 2010 with Famous Records.



After meeting with Sean Combs in 1998, G. Dep was signed to a $350,000, five-album deal with Bad Boy Records. The following year he appeared on two songs on Black Rob's 1999 debut album "Life Story". G. Dep released his debut solo album "Child of the Ghetto" in 2001, which peaked at #106 on Billboard 200 and #23 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Single "Special Delivery" from the album peaked at #59 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and #3 on Hot Rap Singles.  G. Dep was subsequently dropped from Bad Boy Records. 
On December 15, 2010, Coleman walked into 25th Precinct to turn himself in after he confessed to a cold case crime of a man to which was  murdered in  Queens back in 1993. Coleman had attempted to confess twice before, but was previously considered to be under the influence of drugs and incoherent.
Currently G Dep id incarcerated at the Elmira Correctional Facility. Coleman told in an interview that he confessed because the case weighed on him and he was "just trying to get things right between himself and God". Coleman claimed that he did not know that his victim died.



Since Coleman has been incarcerated, he has had the opportunity to self reflect as well as write. Him and I have had the opportunity to correspond and I can honestly say his spirit and motivation is strong. Being behind those walls will not stop him from being heard by the world.
In life we all make mistakes but we all have the ability to change the course of our future, G Dep is a testament to that fact.

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Friday, March 27, 2015

Just Another Day: Not Lying About MYKO

Just Another Day:  Not Lying About MYKO
by Renee Batson


Friday, February 20, 2015

Just Another Day: All Types of C Stylez

Just Another Day: All Types of C Stylez
by Renee Batson







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Thursday, February 19, 2015

Just Another Day: Pushing Wigs Back

Just Another Day: "Pushing Wigs Back"
by Renee Batson





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Sunday, January 18, 2015

Rhyme Scheme will appear on WE BUILD HITS with Renee Batson January 24th!


On Saturday January 24th, 2015 Rhyme Scheme will appear on "We Build Hits" radio show on CKUW 95.9 FM with your host Renee Batson AKA Miss Afrosoul (7 PM CST)!  Check it out!

Also check out Renee Batson's new "Just Another Day" entries coming to South East Hip Hop Magazine REAL SOON!  Don't miss a minute of the minute!  

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Thursday, December 4, 2014

Just Another Day: Killing Black Men Is Now Legal

Just Another Day...."Killing Black Men Is Now Legal"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)




Just another day.

Wow!  It's been a while hasn't it?  A lot has been happening in the world of hip hop but that isn't the topic for today.

Last night, December 3, 2014, I caught wind that the officer who had put a choke hold on Eric Garner was not indicted by the grand jury.  A few weeks prior Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Mike Brown, was also not indicted.  Do you see a pattern here? It has become very clear that the black man has become the new target and it's now hunting season. 


In 2013, 5000 African American and Latinos have been killed by police. That's in 2013!!! The stats since then have jumped at an alarming rate. Now, I have to make one thing very clear, Caucasians have also been a target of police brutality as well, however, African Americans make up for the majority.
 
In America there is an estimated 1.4 million gangs that are throughout the United States alone. The question I would ask is are the police, CIA, FBI, Military, and other government jurisdictions included in that 1.4 mill? If you look at what gangs are said to commonly do you would then see similarities. The reason why I bring this up is because with every gang they have a target, with every gang they have an agenda or mission, with every gang there is some who tries to get rid of evidence or has someone to take the fall... In these cases these officers are being protected by their top dog, they hide behind their colours and are protected because they wear them. They are devoted to the badge, they will not do anything to dishonor it even if it means not holding each other accountable. 

As I sit here right now I feel empty.  Knowing my black brothers continue to go through this fight makes me angry. I feel a sense of loss for every life that has been taken. 
I believe that there are other methods to using excessive force. We are NOT animals we are human beings. We were once kings and queens and even then people worked hard at robbing us of that. 

My fear, right now, is that this genocide will continue until the black race is wiped out COMPLETELY! It's bad enough that our people kill and hurt one another but now we have this to add to the struggle. It's like that double edged sword no matter what side your on your gonna get sliced. Our anger, our frustrations, at this time stems from a lack of leadership. We have lost our voice and those who used to speak for us. Not even hip hop speaks up for what is unjust anymore!!! Because of this we have no hope, no one to turn to, no one to tell us everything's gonna be ok. We are alone in this fight.  Tupac said that when people feel a sense of hopelessness, and that their voices aren't heard, they will react.

I pray that things change IMMEDIATELY. We are running out of time! I have said this many times and will say it once again, What is the best way to create a NEW WORLD ORDER?  Wipe out those who will stand up against it!!!

This is only the beginning of what could be the end!!!

Think about it and feel free to add your responses! Dialogue and conversation needs to be had about this topic. Make sure you check out JOYNER LUCAS DEAR AMERICA (DON'T SHOOT) on you tube and iTunes. This man is the voice that will put all this into perspective. He is what this generation needs....peace love and prayers to all of you. Be safe! 


Check out WE BUILD HITS this Saturday. The focus will be on these current events. Show will be on www.ckuw.ca 6-8 central standard time.

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Monday, November 3, 2014

Just Another Day: Lots of Great Interviews!!!

Just Another Day.... "Lots Of Great Interviews!!!"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)



Today is another one of those days, a day of self reflection and reminiscing about all the interviews I have done within the past two years of me doing radio. Three of those interviews have stuck out in my mind, Freeway Rick Ross, Billy Danze from M.O.P, and Gregory Cross.
Let me start with Billy. 




I never would have thought I would have the opportunity to interview a hip hop legend. From day one Billy has taught me what the hip hop game was and what its now become. I remember him telling me about Raps United Nations and how the project provides independent artists a platform in which they could potentially obtain major exposure. The idea of being a "Superhero" indicated to me that he is one of the few well known artists who promote and nurture new talent that is coming from various countries throughout the world.






Moving on to Freeway.
I have come to know Freeways story for a few years now but nothing could have prepared me for what I was about to hear from him directly. If there was one person who made me nervous, it was him. I will never forget the day, my nerves were shot as I knew this was the BIGGEST interview of my radio career. Freeway confirmed my beliefs about the government and what they have done to destroy his life along with the  black community. Freeway provided me with insight in addition to ways in which we should pay it forward, just as he is doing now. On top of all that we discussed how hip hop has changed and how it now glorifies the lifestyle in which he used to live, thus causing our youth to believe that being involved in the drug trade is glamorous.
I am grateful to have had the opportunity to interview Freeway not just once but twice. Since our interview he has been making appearances everywhere, he has recently dropped his first book and also had his first screening of his bio movie in atl. This man has become a testimony of how to change your circumstance and not allow it to define you. I am proud of him and all of his success!


Every interview I learn more and more, about the business along with hip hops influence on the world.
Stay tuned cuz part two of this blog will be all about my mentor, friend, and adviser Mr. Greg Cross.
Jah Bless!!!



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Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Just Another Day: Ant Grant.... Rhymes

Just Another Day...."ANT GRANT....RHYMES"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)



            Seems like I haven't written a blog in a minute, but now I'm back!  Things are about to get better then ever!  Which leads me to my next introduction.


          About a year ago I was introduced to ANT GRANT.  My friend DJ Dialogue contacted me and told me there was this incredible artist from Calgary that I needed to hear some of his work.  Once I heard what he could do I immediately requested Ant contact me asap.  Not only is this man a BRILLIANT lyricist but he also models and is an actor as well...Straight triple threat!  On top of all that I got a link a while back to a voice over he did for the Toronto Raptors during the NBA playoffs this past year.  This man got me so excited that I even dropped the commercial ad on my radio show.

          ANT GRANT is an unstoppable force and is by far the most versatile within his artistry.  Ant takes you to different levels with "Dat Nice" then introduces you to his club banger "See You Dancin", and that is just a small portion of what he can do.
So world, remember that name ANT GRANT and check him out on youtube.  Canada needs its just dues ya'll cuz we have more then just talent, we got Grant!!



(Ant Grant)



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Monday, September 8, 2014

Just Another Day: Team Work Makes The Dream Work!

Just Another Day...."Team Work Makes The Dream Work"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)

  


Just Another Day


          My grind has always been building a solid foundation by way of networking.  Which leads me to this introduction.  A few years ago I was introduced to LV and the infamous Will Flux through my fam Mr. Gregory Cross.  Since that intro these men are on their way to building an EMPIRE!  Things started off small all the way out there in El Paso, but now, it has grown to EPIC proportions, and to prove just how large their movement and focus has become, check out the E8ght Barz website.  It focuses on unsigned talent and provides us with a platform to get notices by those that are in the business.  For artists, such as myself, I couldn't ask for anything better then what this team is putting together.  Yes, I said team...there are many that are behind the scenes as well cuz you know what they say TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK!! 
          Here is a small introduction into what my people do!  E8ght Barz Media Conglomerate, LLC is a marketing and promotional Independent Network (iNetwork) which serves multiple corners of the market with an unsurpassed niche in urban lifestyle. With music at the core of this culture, E8ght Barz has established the iNetwork, which has been founded to give Indie/Underground Talent a solid platform to expose their unique brand of sound through digital media. Hip-Hop Artist that are talented, goal- oriented, ambitious and creative will be exposed to thousands of potential fans. E8ght Barz will expose (PLUG) THE Indie/Underground Artist to multiple music and industry opportunities (recording studios, platinum producers, radio stations, DJ booths, concert venues and online sites where creative innovators, cultural influencers, entrepreneurs and fan converge).
*Get Exposed and Discovered.*

ONLY ORIGINAL WORKS (MP4) INTENDED FOR E8GHT BARZ (8 BARZ) WILL BE ACCEPTED
Hosted Video Clip 30-45 sec Introduce Specific Talent / Perform
(Entertainers: Rappers, Comedians, Singers, Poets, DJs, Producers, Graffiti Artist, Dancers, ETC. *HipHop)
8 Barz... Prequel 60 sec
8 Barz... s/o (ShoutOut) 45 sec 
8 Barz... Debut Release
8 Barz... Spotlight: 120 sec
Bring 8 Barz Your Talent!  Models, Entertainers, Rappers, Comedians, Poets, Singers
E8ght Barz Media Conglomerate is a union of iNetwork industry organizations that have joined together to deliver the support to the professional entertainment artists, related businesses and the services that support the artists.
E8ght Barz (8 Barz)Bringing Life Back To HipHop; E8ght Barz At A Time...


Offcial8Barz Commercial Release
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All Ready On (Official Video)
LV Da Slap Phoen/FlauntDaGift Records
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8 Barz MCTV S1 E1
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check out the links and if you got the skills then submit a video...what do you got ta loose!!

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Saturday, August 30, 2014

Just Another Day: Listen To Sypher For The First Time

Just Another Day...."Listening To Sypher 

For The First Time"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)

  



          Heard about this dude Sypher the other day. I was curious to hear about what he has been doing music wise and what his song style is like.  Got to hear "Get Throwed" and noticed that his style is different then most.  Until now I had never heard of Sypher, but now I will get more familiar.
Sypher has major potential, he's just gotta play the game better than the next MC.  So be on the lookout for Sypher who is making his way through the maze of what is Hip Hop! You can check out "Get Throwed" on youtube!!
At this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUz5YCyFdSE



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Thursday, August 28, 2014

Just Another Day: Tona Repping Hard For Canada

Just Another Day...."Tona Repping Hard For Canada"

by Renee Batson (Miss Afrosoul)

  


          I have had the pleasure of getting acquainted with some PHENOMENAL Emcees throughout the last few years. Some of which include four of the illest Canadian artists I have ever heard!

Let's start this one with Tona.

          I was first introduced to Tona a couple years ago through Billy Danze.  The first song I heard was "Hennesey Thoughts".  The track was good but I wanted to hear more of what this man could do.  My search then led me to his mind blowing track "We Do", which features super producer Rich Kidd.  When I say super I mean out of his world!!  From the remixed beat of Jazmine Sullivans "Lions, Tigers & Bears", to Tonas sick rhyme style and delivery...man...dude got me shook. 



          Now every time I hear the track I get excited and those around me who hear it can't believe this artist is Canada's own.  
I look at hip hop and wonder why artists like Tona are not at a higher level, but at the same time I have come to realize the world ain't ready for the Canadian beasts to be let out the cage.


          TONA is one of many...this story doesn't end here. Stay tuned for part two and three of this blog where you will get familiar with ThugMinded Akshunman, Ant Grant, and Bishop Brigante.

Emcees out here don't stop. There's more to this country then just DRAKE or JUSTIN BEIBER.  Real authentic talent lives here!!!  Check out Tonas album SilverSpring Cresent on itunes also check him out on youtube along with Rich Kidd.


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