Sunny Singer Music Blog

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.The Roots’ “How I Got Over” (#HIGO on Twitter) was finally released on Tuesday, June 22, 2010. The project is a Wow! I won’t go into detail w/my personal review (not yet), but here’s a short list of what folks are saying:1. From Crawdaddy Mag: “Album Review: The Roots, How I Got Over”I

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.The countdown continues as The Roots are scheduled to drop their new disc “How I Got Over” on June 22. Here’s a track: Dear God.The Roots :: Dear God 2.0Go and get a taste of what is good hip hoppers. kfox.

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.You can be a part of The Roots’ upcoming project “How I Got Over”. Questlove, the group’s legendary drummer, posted a note on Twitter soliciting questions for inclusion on the liner notes for the project.I’ve already sent my question:@okayplayer Why did it take over a year for “How

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.I thought that the music video game had lost its moxie. Meaning: folks stand around yelling, riding in rented cars w/rented chicks and other fake paraphernalia. Oh, the sadness that is crap-hop. But now I’ve discovered that Shabazz Palaces has churned out a exceptionally crafty one

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.Who doesn’t like Reflection Eternal? Even if you’ve never heard of them, it’s my bet that you’ll like at least one track from their first track.So, let me give you a bit of the back story - and I do mean just a bit. Reflection Eternal is Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek. That collabo is one

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.Image via WikipediaOh, this is good to know: you can chat w/The Roots’ Questlove this Thursday, May 6 @ 2 p.m. EST via Billboard’s Live Chat.Surely, you want to ask Questo about The Roots’ soon to be released (though majorly delayed) “How I Got Over” project.More information on Questlove

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.Just a bit on the busy side. Traveling and seeing the sites.Unfortunately, my music consumption has slowed down a bit. I’ve been listening to some podcasts and my old favs, but no new joints.So here’s what I know is hot and needs to be dealt with:Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings “I

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.I found out about Akala via an article on the Independent’s website about British hip hop. There were many artists who were mentioned throughout the article, but Akala stuck out for me. Here’s one of his quotes from the article:”I think rappers have found our voice within the UK to

A little space on web giving the people a glimspe of true school Hip Hop culture.Just now getting around to being the town crier about some upcoming hip hop shows in Cleveland. It is all good. Courtesy of the CleveEvents list.~P.O.S. w/Dessa and Astonautilus~Tonight/Wednesday, March 17, 2010@ the Grog Shop2785 Cleveland Heights Blvd. in Cleveland Heights@ 9 p.m.Tix

Some musing about hip hop music mostly from alternative and indy artists.Georgia Anne Muldrow has been affiliated with the the illustrious Stones Throw set. Good things jump off over there. Peanut Butter Wolf. Madlib. Ohno. J Dilla. And now not only does she have a foot in over at Ubiquity, but she’s doing her own thing w/the Mellow Music Group. Yes, yes,