Discovering new music, here is DiverSe ft Chris Sims in a new track called, “Snap Back”. Both artist already featured on L3gaci are moving forward, only evolving their music, these two are coming together to keep real hip hop alive. Sit back on this Monday evening and enjoy this new tune on your way home..
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Vets of Kin present their new music video for their track “Ceremony” of their album, “Pestilence” released late last year. This Orlando Super group has just what you need for that Monday Morning wake up. Take a view now from youtube and make sure you download their album to add to your mornings playlist.
This is not intended for immature audience, Please do not disregard the creative art that was involved, and by all means, just listen…………
Configa Presents: “Calm Before the Storm” Mix tape, a 20 track mix tape album featuring the underground artist of the UK and USA that are keeping real hip hop alive. UK producer Configa, brings another dynamic combination of sounds that give his listeners the tools to kick back and vibe out. Taking on the role of the Producer for these 20 tracks, featuring artist such as, T.D. Francis, Fatale, and L3GACI favorite John Graham, he offers a glimpse into his upcoming album “Inside the Echo Chamber”, (due to be released early 2012.)
“Calm Before the Storm” is a smooth blend of old school hip hop, with new school productions. Having lyrics touching on the issues of keeping “Real” hip-hop alive, “Lets be real about it, when you think about hip-hop right now how you feel about it, are you looking for that lyric appeal when days past remembering how real it sounded, me too, so here the reason we need you, turn off the radio, turn up what we do, they aint real, their avatars, I see blue…”, (lyrics from ‘Back 2 Basics’ ft. John Graham). Just a sample of what you can expect from the entire mix tape, there’s nothing to do but hear the sounds for yourself. Download the Mix tape now and enjoy the ride of Configa’s L3GACI in the making.
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Our friends at Tensei these past few months have been hard at work to give their fans talented music. Their hard work has not gone unnoticed and are making strides with exposing their music. Hitting the sound waves now is the Tensei Remix to Bilals “Robots”, one of the winners to a contest held by Bilal and Plug Research back in the Spring. Giving their distinguished laid back, smooth feel to records, Tensei succeeds in remixing another track with just enough pop to vibe out to. Recently the remix was premiered by the LA Times Pop & Hiss in order to promote Bilal’s show this past Friday.
This track is available now for download and to listen via Soundcloud!
With more exciting news along the way, Tensei has signed on board with Plug Research!
This producing team will have its very own podcast coming up this year and their debut EP is projected to be released in 2012.
Tensei is on well on the move to creating their L3GACI. With talent to spare their well on their way to creating their culture.
Stay up to date on their movement via Facebook and Twitter. Don’t forget their many free downloadable track on Soundcloud.
The Biography of Imani The Misfit
Imani the Misfit is an American rapper, record producer, singer- songwriter, keyboardist, drummer, actor and nude model from Maryland. Imani has been featured on Washington City Paper, Examiner.com, Adult Video Network (AVN), Bi-Social Network, Son of Baldwin, SGL Cafe and many other publications as well as over 30 internet radio shows as “Maryland’s First Bisexual Porn Star Rapper”. In December 2010 that title was later modified to “Maryland’s First Bisexual Rapper / Nude Model”.
Before confessing his sexuality, he was featured on Sheek Louch’s “From the Bottom to the Top” mixtape with his strip club anthem song “Belly Ring”. He was also featured on the “Ghost Ride The Whip” Mixtape, a compilation album that contained songs by Too Short, Lil Flip and many other rappers. He has had his music played in several nightclubs in the Washington DC area, as well as writing a jingle for Go-Go Radio, a hugely popular internet radio station in the DC area that plays “Go-Go” music 24 hours a day. He is also the keyboard player for “Tempo”, an alternative Go-Go band based out of Largo, Maryland. In addition, he is a featured X rated model on the adult website X Tube in which he poses fully naked and performs in various masturbation videos. His nude photos have been featured in TORSO, which is an all-nude male photograph book authored by Sean Dibble, and “The Male Image” which is an all-nude male calendar also authored by Sean Dibble.
Imani may be best known for his internet presence on social networks like Facebook, in which has been banned 14 times (As of November 12, 2010) Myspace, where he has over 60,000 friends, 3,000 subscribers on YouTube, and his appearances on websites such as WorldStarHipHop, This is 50, PA Palace, HipHopGame, Real Rap Talk, Sole Collectors, and Vlad TV .
Imani built a reputation for himself through the internet as an arrogant, intelligent, yet comedian-like character by promoting his music and pornography while taunting his peers in religious and social debates. It is his alternative and sometimes extreme views of the world that has helped to establish his buzz. His most recent and controversial stunts include his confessions of being bisexual, and the release of podcasts with titles like “Men Who Suck Dick Are Hot”, (which gained 100,000 views on YouTube before being banned) and podcasts with anti-religious titles “Fuck The Bible” and “Fuck God”, which have also been banned from YouTube. Additionally, in his hometown of the Washington DC area, he has been known for standing at Metro Stations and shopping malls wearing wigs and holding up a “MISFIT” sign, while selling his CD’s. On Martin Luther King Day of 2011, he released an essay entitled “Martin Luther King Was A Misfit”, which diagnosed the character of MLK and described the civil rights leader as a rebel. On Christmas of 2010, he released the music video for “Promotion Team” in which he is shown dancing half naked at the Arlington Cemetery Metro Station and also doing splits and cartwheels in front of the US Capitol. Although his reputation has gotten him banned from countless websites and blackballed from certain areas of the hip-hop industry, his persona has established a notoriety and lasting impression in the minds of all who come in contact with him.
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