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- A1: Harlem Universal (Feat Herb Mcgruff) (2 27)
- A2: You Aint Gotta Chance (Feat Nas) (2 44)
- A3: Rhn (Real Harlem N*Ggas) (Feat Errol Holden) (2 36)
- A4: Fred Samuel Playground (Feat Method Man) (3 03)
- A5: All Alone (Quiet Storm Mix) (1 35)
- A6: Big Lee & Reg (Feat Errol Holden) (3 51)
- A7: 7 Minute Freestyle (Feat Jay-Z) (3 15)
- B1: Forever (Feat Mac Miller & Pale Jay) (2 32)
- B2: Doo Wop Freestyle ('99) (Feat Joe Budden) (1 25)
- B3: Stretch & Bob Freestyle ('98) (Feat Donlad Phinazee & Sacha Jenkins) (2 48)
- B4: Grants Tomb '97 (Jazzmobile) (Feat Joey Badass, Bvngs & Ron G) (2 50)
- B5: Live At Rock N Will '92 (Feat Showbiz) (3 20)
- B6: How Will I Make It (Park West High School Mix) (3 52)
- B7: Put The Mic Down (Feat Fergie Baby & Party Arty - Bonus Track) (2 02)
Vinyl[23,11 €]
- 1: Good Morning Amerikkka - Joey Bada$$ (.38)
- 2: For My People - Joey Bada$$ (3.5)
- 3: Temptation - Joey Bada$$ (4.04)
- 4: Land Of The Free - Joey Bada$$ (.3)
- 5: Devastated - Joey Bada$$ (3.27)
- 6: Y U Don T Love Me? (Miss Amerikkka) - Joey Bada$$ (3.19)
- 1: Rockabye Baby (Feat. Schoolboy Q) - Joey Bada$$ (3.43)
- 2: Ring The Alarm (Feat. Kirk Knight Nyck Caution And Meechy Darko) - Joey Bada$$ (4.)
- 3: Super Predator (Feat. Styles P) - Joey Bada$$ (4.11)
- 4: Babylon (Feat. Chronixx) - Joey Bada$$ (5.36)
- 5: Legendary (Feat. J. Cole) - Joey Bada$$ (4.38)
- 6: Amerikkkan Idol - Joey Bada$$ (.11)
All-Amerikkkan Badass is the second studio album from Joey Bada$$. Originally released on April 7, 2017, the album features Schoolboy Q, J. Cole, Kirk Knight, Styles P, and more. Executive produced by Joey Bada$$ and Jonny Shipes with production contributions from Kirk Knight, Chuck Strangers, DJ Khalil, and Statik Selektah.
- Second Seizure (Produced By Piff James)
- Hell Backwards (Produced By Wavy Da Ghawd)
- Clutchin (Produced By Wavy Da Ghawd)
- Stunna Ft. Double Dee &Amp; Boldy James (Produced By Denny Laflare)
- Chrome Magnum (Produced By Conductor Williams)
- Go Raw (Produced By Sovren)
- Accurate Ft. Curren$Y (Produced By Evidence)
- Fire At Ya Idle Mind Ft. Joey Badass (Produced By Wavy Da Ghawd)
- Pocket Full Of Beans (Produced By Young Chaacha)
- Black Magic (Produced By Sadhugold)
- Shake &Amp; Bake (Produced By Xaneotb)
- Fastactionvenom Ft. Rigz (Produced By Saint James)
- Heart Break Hotel (Produced By Wavy Da Ghawd)
- Procall (Produced By Evidence)
- A1: Long Live A$Ap
- A2: Goldie
- A3: Pmw (All I Really Need) (Feat Schoolboy Q)
- A4: Lvl
- B1: Hell (Feat Santigold)
- B2: Pain (Feat Overdoz)
- B3: F**Kin' Problems (Feat Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar)
- B4: Wild For The Night (Feat Skrillex)
- C1: 1 Train (Feat Kendrick Lamar, Joey Badass, Yelawolf, Danny Brown, Action Bronson & Big Krit)
- C2: Fashion Killa
- C3: Phoenix
- C4: Suddenly
- D1: Jodye
- D2: Ghetto Symphony (Feat Gunplay & A$Ap Ferg)
- D3: Angels
- D4: I Come Apart (Feat Florence Welch)
2026 Repress
Seit seinem kostenlosen Mixtape "LiveLoveA$AP" aus dem Jahr 2011 gehört A$AP Rocky zu den meistgehypten Rappern der neuen Hip Hop Generation. Mit seinen Songs "Peso", "Purple Swag" und seiner aktuellen Single "F#king Problems" hat er in der Hip Hop Blog Welt eingeschlagen wie ein Komet. Sein Rap-Style speist sich sowohl aus Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Mobb Deep und The Diplomats, als auch der Down South-Ästhetik von UGK, DJ Screw und Three 6 Mafia. Sphärischer Hipster-Hip Hop von Produzenten wie Clams Casino, Burn One, Beautiful Lou, A$AP Ty Beats und SpaceGhostpurrp, dazu Südstaaten-Drums mit Chop & Screw-Spaß und die Überheblichkeit, wie sie nur ein echter New Yorker rüberbringen kann.
"Hipster by heart, but I can tell you how the streets feel."
A$ap Rocky ist ein Star. Das erkennen nicht nur die Szene-Postillen recht schnell, sondern auch die Major-Industrie. Sony bekommt den Zuschlag und nimmt ihn und seine A$AP Crew unter Vertrag. Das Dollar-Zeichen im Namen steht ab sofort zurecht da.
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- A2: Bittersweet_75. 1:24
- A3: Mamas Cooking_88 1:10
- A4: Dropout Years_82 1:19
- A5: Autumn Walk_68 1:34
- A6: Just Sorry_86 1:01
- A7: Moody Jazz Night_73 1:16
- A8: Jazzmen_74 1:38
- A9: Street Life Is A Misery_69 1:00
- A10: Morning Sunrise_82 1:05
- A11: Love Movement_83 1:13
- A12: A Brooklyn Love Story_85 1:07
- A13: Inglewood Sunset_60 1:37
- A14: Funk Doc_82Bpm 1:11
- A15: Ain’t No Love In_82 1:07
- B1: Dark Knight_90 1:06
- B2: A Lonely Street Walk_75 1:40
- B3: Tyler_118 1:17
- B4: Jazzy Sunday_79 1:08
- B5: R&B In My Vein_70 1:13
- B6: Alchemist_70.5 1:18
- B7: In My Closet_88 1:08
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- B11: Gone Till November_70 1:18
Shuko´s new LP is something different. He and the producer Basti (Kanye West, Joey Badass, Timbaland) spent the last 3 years creating samples, learning vintage recordings and putting their knowledge of vintage soul jazz, 60´s and 70´s composer and r&b music into crafting this 31 track album. What makes this release so special is that you now are able to use those samples for your own music and recreating something new without the hustle and pain of clearing samples. Just visit tracklib, pay a little licence fee and register your new work with them. And even if you are not into creating music, this LP is a perfect soundtrack for a calm start into the day or something you will love to relax to.
- 1: Vel The Wonder – Real Late
- 2: Westsidegunn – Stain
- 3: Styles P, Ransom, Smoke Dza – S.r.d
- 4: Flee Lord, Stove God Cooks – Marcus Smart
- 5: Roc Marciano, Flee Lord – Hallways
- 6: Jay Nice, Eto – Mind Over Matter
- 7: Method Man, Raekwon, Willie The Kid – Next Chamber
- 8: Meyhem Lauren – Words Of Meyhem
- 9: Ghostface Killah, Crimeapple, Jim Jones – Snake Eyes
- 10: Rasheed Chappell – Midnight Sunday
- 11 2: Nd Generation Wu – Wu Generation
- 12: Fly Anakin, Nickelus F – I Want It All
- 13: Homeboy Sandman – Dear
When Peter Rosenberg was hired by Hot 97 in July of 2007 his task was simple. His Sunday night show “Real Late” was to be a place where independent, underground, and boom bap artists could be featured. Rosenberg leaned into the gig and artists and fans, new and old, took note. In the years that followed Rosenberg world premiered music from future superstars such as Action Bronson, Joey Badass, A$AP Rocky, Childish Gambino, Frank Ocean, Tyler the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Travis Scott and countless more. He also became a star of Hot 97’s Morning Drive radio show, held a yearly concert to celebrate his favorite artists, and put out mixtapes in 2010, 2011, and 2013 that broke new music from a variety of these up and comers, including originals from Kendrick Lamar, Bronson, Badass, ASAP Rocky and Ferg, to name a few. Since 2013 Rosenberg has expanded his broadcasting range. He was hired by ESPN and instantly made an impact as a new cohost on “The Michael Kay Show.” Since arriving in 2015, the show has consistently grown in popularity and in 2019 reached the top of drive time ratings. Rosenberg’s passion for sports entertainment also led to him becoming a fixture on WWE pay per view events. It would have been easy to assume that Rosenberg’s next move would be a pivot away from underground music all together. Not so fast. As the pandemic hit, Rosenberg went back to his roots. He decided the time was right to finally put together an official album and in doing so he tapped some of the best artists in hip hop, from legends to newcomers, to put together a complete body of work aptly named after the late night show that put him on the map in the first place. Peter said: “I have considered making an album for years but it really was the pandemic that got me focused and led to me finally creating “Real Late”. I thought this was the perfect time to put together legends, new artists, and underground producers to create a project that sounded like my show “Real Late” on Hot 97. I was fortunate enough to get help from some amazingly talented people and the result is an album that I think truly represents the hip hop that I and so many others love.“ Features guest performances from Westside Gunn, Roc Marciano, Styles P, Smoke DZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Flee Lord, Stove God Cook$, Eto, Willie the Kid, Meyhem, Buckwild, Crimeapple, Jim Jones, Rasheed Chappell, Homeboy Sandman and more!
Der Hip Hop Produzent Freddie Joachim wuchs als begeisterter Musiksammler auf, begann Mitte der 90er Jahre dem DJingund Produzieren an. Seitdem produzierte er für wie J. Coles, Joey Badass, Aloe Blacc, Blu, Grap Luva, LMNO, Kev Brown und anderen. In den letzten 15 Jahren hat Freddie viele Alben und Singles veröffentlicht, die meisten davon mit dem in San Francisco ansässigen Label Mellow Orange. Sein markanter, jazziger und gefühlvoller Sound ist bei allen Veröffentlichungen wie auch auf seinem ersten Album für Jakarta Records zu hören. Als Gäste sind FloFilz, Elijah Fox und Natalie Oliveri geladen.
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