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Omarion- Icebox (Chucks Remix)

Pittsburgh PA’s Steeltown Sounds drops their second remix album of the year, this one leans most towards R&B, featuring remixes of recent songs from artists, including, Ciara, Neyo, and Omarion and Chromeo. Definitely veering from the usual Steel Town Sounds fare, Pittsburgh’s Chuz Prez does not dissapoint. From first listen the project as a whole is a bit rough around the edges, but the sample heavy Steeltown Sounds goes so well over some of these songs that it’s a surprise that someone else hadn’t already done it or done it this well.

Tracklist
1. Cassie - Me and U (Chuck’s Abridged Remix) - 1:27
2. Chromeo - Call Me Up (Chuck’s Remix) - 2:48
3. Common Feat. Kanye West - Go (Chuck’s Remix) - 3:32
4. Ciara - Oh (Chuck’s Abridged Remix) - 1.42
5. Chris Brown - Yo! (Excuse Me Miss - Chuck’s Remix) - 3.29
6. Jay-Z Feat. Pharrell - Excuse Me Miss (Chuck’s Remix) - 5:09
7. Lloyd Feat. Lil’ Wayne - Girls All Around the World (Chuck’s Remix) - 4:01
8. Ciara Feat. Bow Wow - Like You (Chuck’s Abridged Remix) - 2:10
9. Olivia Feat. 50 Cent - Best Friend (Chuck’s Remix) - 2:56
10. Ilyas of Tanya Morgan - Losin’ Faith - 1:25
11. Ne-Yo - So Sick (Chuck’s Abridged Remix) - 1:56
12. Common - The Light (Chuck’s Remix) - 3:29
13. John Record - Public Transportation Love (Chuck’s Remix) - 3:16
14. Nas - K.I.S.S.I.N.G. (Chuck’s Remix) - 4:04
15. Plies Feat. T-Pain - Shawty (Chuck’s Abridged Remix) - 2:17
16. Omarion - Ice Box (Chuck’s Remix) - 3:50
17. Alicia Keys - U Don’t Know My Name (Chuck’s Remix) - 3:44
18. Amerie - One Thing (Chuck’s Remix) (Bonus Track) - 3.41
19. Lloyd Feat. Lil’ Wayne - You (Chuck’s Remix) (Bonus Track) - 4:01
20. John Record - Don’t Go (To New York) (Chuck’s Remix) (Bonus Track) - 3:17
21. John Record Feat. Easy Mac - Smoke Signals (Chuck’s No Beat Remix) (Bonus Track) - 3:35

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Steel Town Sounds Presents: Chuck Tries R&B and Stuff
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Links
Steeltown Sounds

Mike and Ike at The Parish, August 1, Opening for Devin The Dude

Mike and Ike at The Parish, August 1, Opening for Devin The Dude

Austin 360’s “A-list” has published some pictures from last Friday’s Devin the dude show. The set includes some pictures from Mike and Ike’s set as well as from some of the other artists. Go over to the A-List website and check them out. If anyone else has any other pictures, feel free to link them up in the comments section. Peace

Hollyweerd- Have You Ever Made Love to a Weirdo

Another artist rising from the ATL underground, Hollyweerd has just put up their new project Edible Phat up for download. Blending a bit of funk, soul, hip-hop, and then some, the four man group made up of The Love Crusader, Tuki, The Dreamer and Staggo Lee are definitely fresh. The 18 track Edible Phat  features production from 9th Wonder, Madlib, and Trackademic amongst others.

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Edible Phat

Links
Hollyweerd on MySpace

After two arguably successful albums with the former Little Brother producer, Murs has opted for a web only release for his third collaboration with 9th Wonder, a promotional piece leading up to the September 30th drop date for Murs For President. Although I’m not the biggest fan of 9th Wonder and Murs individually their collaborations have always been good for them to widen their audience and you can’t really be mad at being able to hear Murs Cali raps over 9ths soul sample heavy beats. It’s up now at www.mursand9thwonder.com for a small fee of $Free.99, or whatever you choose to contribute to the cause as long as you buy Murs For President on September 30th…or like Murs says, you can steal that too, since you’re a thief anyway, you mooch.

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Murs and 9th Wonder - Sweet Lord

Spree Wilson - Where Do We Go

Posted up originally at Che Sing The Cool, I had to put this song out there for people to check out. I’ve been seeing more and more people listening up to what’s going on in the Atlanta underground scene and for most hip-hop heads and even writers it’s apparently too easy to differentiate between what Spree and a handful of others are doing when compared to what people have grown to consider the Atlanta club sounds of Lil’ Jon, Shawty Lo or even T.I.  Personally I hope Spree gets more attention from the casual listener and less from the hip-hop fans and writers that are so quick to declare what is “real hip-hop” and what is not because judging from Spree’s influences and capeablities, he’ll probably take hip-hop wherever he feels like going, making Mr. Wilson’s music more real than some might be ready for.

Links
Spree Wilson on MySpace

Download
Spree Wilson -Where Do We Go.mp3