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A Tribe Called Quest reunite at Rock The Bells. Photo courtesy of Matilda Egere-Cooper.
The Rock The Bells festival kicked off on the East Coast this weekend at Governors Island, New York and Merriweather Post Pavillion in Washington, DC.
Thousands of fans saw classic performances by Snoop Dogg, Wu Tang, Rakim, KRS1, Slick Rick and Dj Premier. Another major name on the bill was a Tribe Called Quest – undoubtably a group that has influenced our artists here at Yaheard.com. For more pictures and coverage from the show, check out Matilda Egere Cooper’s work on The Cultural Expose.
On July 22nd 2010, Marchitect performed an exclusive set with his band, Fat Daddy Has Been. Here’s the video with exclusive footage and birthday messages from special guests! Yaheard would like to wish Marchitect a very happy belated birthday!
Check out the latest video from The 49ers, “Do You Know.” The track will be the first single from The 49ers’ next album (title TBC) due to be released later this year. The video was filmed around Phildelphia, PA and directed by Video Myke (One Man Crew Productions.) Be sure to log on to Yaheard for the latest on The 49ers third album!
The 49ers new single Hard Times, addresses the issue of Homelessness. Check out this home made video from group member Jas Mace.
Jas Mace said the following “This is an unreleased song by The 49ers (Feat. Spyda Keys) and is produced by Funtasma, who also produced “Sophisticated Freaks” and “The Sun.” It’s an unofficial video that I made because I don’t want to give you free music with nothing but an album cover. It’s called “Hard Times” and is fitting since many people are currently suffering hard times around the world, some worse than others. Life is full of ups and downs, good times and bad. We all have the ability to weather the storm and survive life’s negative cycles. Remember, you are not alone. Keep your head up! “Hard Times” was never selected by our A&R managers for whatever reasons. If you ask me they were buggin’ lol. But, who knows, we may release it in the future. It’s always been one of my favorite songs with a great message. The stats in the video are taken from random websites off the net, but are accurate. I “borrowed” other youtube videos regarding homelessness and constructed this video. If an owner comes across this video, please don’t be angry…it’s all for the cause to eradicate homelessness.
Delaware Hip-Hop artist and radio personality Thurro (from the group Cartel) has released a new video “They Keep Asking”. The One Man Crew directed video, features a who’s who of Delaware Hip-Hop artists including The 49ers, Phil Nash, Cartel amongst others. The Phil Nash produced song pays homage to a 49ers song “The Boom Bap” (which was a Philadelphia area hit as well as a Japanese hit). Thurro was featured on The 49ers song Problems, and is a major radio personality and Hip-Hop promoter on the Delaware Hip-Hop Scene. This single is from his upcoming solo album.
Yaheard.com and Syncing Sun presents… Marc My Words mixtape featuring Marchitect. The project will feature exclusive, unreleased tracks from the Delaware rapper and will be available to download this Fall for FREE right here, on Yaheard.com. Here’s a preview of what to expect:
Check out the latest Fat Daddy Has Been album, Cannot Kill My Music, available on iTunes. The third release from the Delaware band features Dice Raw (the Roots crew) and the Last Emperor. Yaheard is offering you a chance to listen to a the track, “Nickels & Dimes” featuring Assassinate. Here it is…
Check out this exclusive footage available only on Yaheard.com!! Dice Raw from The Roots and the Money Makin’ Jam Boys dropping a freestyle acapella. This was originally recorded @ A Fat Daddy Has Been show in Delaware. Dice Raw and Fat Daddy Has Been collaborated on the single “Cannot Kill My Music”
“Within the past week The 49ers have been working with two extraordinary producers from Japan. On Thursday we recorded a track produced by LEMS for our up coming project called Musiac. The album is to be released by the end of 2010. The song also features on the chorus a talented up and coming singer/songwriter from Japan named Acharu. Her debut album is called Nasty and charted at #2 on iTunes Hip-Hop charts in Japan. Below is one of my favorite songs by Acharu and is produced by LEMS. Also, you get a glimps at LEMS’ style of production as he opens up his techniques to the world while he is constructing the beat for our next album – Musaic.“- Jas Mace (Rapper and Producer from The Hip-Hop group The 49ers.
Original Story from The 49ers Official Blog Site.