![]() Artist: Moka Only: mp3 download Genre(s): Rap: Hip-Hop Rock Other Moka Only's discography: ![]() Vermilion Year: 2007 Tracks: 18 ![]() Lowdown Suite Year: 2007 Tracks: 18 ![]() Lime Green Year: 2007 Tracks: 15 ![]() Flood Year: 2007 Tracks: 20 ![]() Desired Effect Year: 2005 Tracks: 17 ![]() Road Life Year: 2001 Tracks: 25 ![]() Everyday Details Year: 2000 Tracks: 13 One of Canada's busiest B-boys, Moka Only is an implausibly prolific creative person. Since he appeared on the hip-hop scene in the in early '90s, the Vancouver-based MC and manufacturer self-released more than a xII full-length cassettes of his material. However, it took several days for him to attract widespread tending, through a collaboration with confrere Canadian Len and his have official debut record album. Teamed with spouse in verse Prevail, Moka Only began freestyling at family parties as a adolescent, ahead head to San Diego in 1994 and hooking up with such like-minded hip-hoppers as Mr. Brady. Returning to Vancouver the following year, Moka and Prevail formed Swollen Members work party with another local MC, Madchild. However, Moka besides began putt out his own solo material on cassettes he distributed, eventually preeminent to his appearance on the multi-platinum marketing You Can't Stop the Bum Rush, the 1999 debut album from the Beastie Boys-style Toronto rap music turnout Len. Two days later, Moka was ready to sink some new tracks of his accept, and released Lime Green on Battleaxe Records, the label he'd helped name. His long-awaited official debut, a set of thoughtful, sometimes swipe rhymes lay out to melodic, tacky financial financial backing similar to De La Soul or A Tribe Called Quest, showed that despite his prodigious yield of the yesteryear, Moka had slew of good fresh material as well. |
Thursday, 28 August 2008
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Monday, 18 August 2008
Kevin Federline Tries To Get Another Brit
He may be divorced from Britney Spears, but Kevin Federline had his eyes on a new model with the same namesake.
The wannabe rapper, who has custody of his children with the pop wreck, was partying at an LA hot spot earlier this week when someone caught his attention.
A source tells Page Six that K-Fed was "unadulterated at Brittny Gastineau while she was waiting in line for the bathroom.
"(He) wouldn't stop checking her out, up and down, only Brittny was not interested,� adds the source.
He�d have more than chance with his ex-wife than a new Brit.
Friday, 8 August 2008
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Boy George denied US visa, can't give NYC concert
Do they really want to hurt him? That's the question Boy George's managers are asking U.S. authorities now that the 47-year-old singer has been denied a visa to enter the country.
The Culture Club frontman, whose real name is George O'Dowd, had planned a U.S. tour this summer, including a free concert at the New York City Department of Sanitation's Family Day in August. He worked for the department in 2006 while performing court-ordered community service in a drug case.
His managers said in a statement Monday that O'Dowd has been denied a visa because he's awaiting trial in London.
The singer, whose hits include "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" and "Karma Chameleon," has pleaded not guilty to imprisoning a man at his London home.
The U.S. Department of State said visa records are confidential so it couldn't comment.
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
New Dead Pilot Release To Feature The Doom Riot
Buckinghamshire's Dead Pilot Records will continue their fascination with exquisitely packaged limited Ambient/Drone releases by issuing The Doom Riot "Slow Estate Dreams"
"Slow Estate Dreams" is the work of the ever prolific Claus Haxholm, performing under his Doom Riot guise. Always working on new releases, here Claus presents us with what is probably his best piece of work yet.
From deep dense drones to harsh in the red noise to shimmering ambiance and beyond, with track titles such as "Driving Home at Night" and "Silence in the Heart" fitting with perfection to the soundscapes and noises that they present to us, Claus has made an album which captures those small but intense life moments of euphoria.
"Blue Light Cold as Regret" is a wonderfully layered and textured piece that really does reflect upon regret in such an otherworldy manner; recalling the shoegaze sound and pushing it's limits in a hazy, woozy and reflective wall of noise.
But noise isn't really the right word to use at all. One for fans of Belong, Glass Organ and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, this has to be heard to be understood.
It should be noted, that the first 20 editions of this record, come with a bonus 3" disc of alternative material.
Pre-orders are now being taken.
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Monday, 9 June 2008
Dreams of Passion

Artist: Dreams of Passion
Genre(s):
Instrumental
Discography:

20 Greatest Instrumentals
Year:
Tracks: 20
 
Dub Incorporation
Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Rockers & Assistants Heat Up Diddy's Summer
Diddy will be looking for an assistant via VH1 on the reality series I Want To Work For Diddy.
The show will track 13 finalists as they go through various emotional, physical and mental tasks to prove that they have what it takes to be the Bad Boy mogul's assistant.
Diddy's rock star search will take place on MTV via a Making The Band spin off titled Making the Rock Band.
I Want To Work For Diddy will air on August 4th at 9pm while a premiere date for Making The Rock Band has yet to be announced.
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
Diddy Says He's Impressed With Actors Playing Himself, Notorious B.I.G. In Biggie Biopic
Tom Hulce could make Mozart into an 18th-century Bruce Springsteen and no one would be the wiser, but if Jamie Foxx didn't sound and move exactly like Ray Charles, his failure would be evident for all the world to see.
It's the major pitfall of playing a contemporary figure, and one that's made even more difficult when the figure you're portraying actually shows up to watch your performance.
Luckily, the cast of "Notorious," an upcoming biopic about the late Biggie Smalls, comes through with flying colors, insisted Sean Combs, who is portrayed in the film alongside other hip-hop artists like Lil' Kim, Tupac Shakur and, of course, the Notorious B.I.G.
"It's rare that you get a movie made about you when you're still relevant, but [they] took on the challenge," Combs said of the cast, adding that he was especially impressed with actor Derek Luke, who is playing Diddy. "People asked me years ago who you'd want to play me, and I said Derek Luke ... so it was just destined. I got to see him do his thing, and it was scary for me. I had to leave, 'cause he was acting just like me."
But while he had high praise for Luke, Combs saved his greatest enthusiasm for Jamal "Gravy" Woolard, a young rapper cast as one of the greatest MCs of all time.
"Gravy, the guy playing B.I.G., it was just too eerie for me to be on that," Combs marveled. "Gravy's killing it. If I tell you he's killing it, then that's all we need to say, you know what I'm saying? I don't think anybody could have done a better job."
"It's a little creepy," echoed the flick's music supervisor, Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie. "You know he's not B.I.G., and we accepted that, [but all of] B.I.G.'s people ... looked to Gravy and said, 'You can play B.I.G. You could do it!' I believe that Gravy has studied hard enough; I think he got enough battle scars from the streets that he could pull it off. We're very happy that he's a part of it."
Angelettie revealed that, as music consultant, he's been working with the actors to "make sure they sound like B.I.G. and [his widow] Faith [Evans] and Kim," he said. "To make sure the beats are right, the soundtrack is going to be right."
But as much as the film is about music, about the story of one man's journey from Brooklyn to the penthouse, it's more about Biggie's mother, Combs asserted. Voletta Wallace, who lives in the New Jersey house her son owned, will be played in the film by Oscar nominee Angela Bassett.
"It's not my movie," Combs said. "A lot of people don't know this, but it's not my movie. It's Miss Wallace's movie. It's from a mother's perspective. I'm just there as support."
"It's good for his mom. It gives [her] some relief that the world really appreciated her son. It's good for Brooklyn, it's good for hip-hop," Angelettie added. "It's [gonna be] very good."
"Notorious" will open in January.
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Monday, 26 May 2008
Dennis Rodman arrested for domestic violence
The former NBA star was arrested at 11:00 PM at a Century City hotel and was released at 4:16 this morning on $50,000 bail, reports TMZ.com.
Hotel security got involved and called LAPD, who responded and made the arrest.
Citing law enforcement sources, TMZ says the LAPD “charge suspects with a felony if there is evidence of injury, such as bruising or blood.”
Romes Mayor Denied Banning Hollywood Stars
The Mayor of Rome, Italy, has denied he is planning to ban Hollywood stars from the city's forthcoming film festival.
Gianni Alemanno recently came under fire after it was rumoured he was bidding to block U.S. actors from attending the event and focus more on Italian movies.
But the politician has dismissed the reports in a letter to the country's U.S. ambassador: "Hospitality is one of Rome's sacred hallmarks and there is no way the city would fail in that calling."
The festival runs from 13-21 October (08) and usually attracts big name stars with recent attendees including Jake Gyllenhaal, Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman.
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Mind Key

Artist: Mind Key
Genre(s):
Metal: Progressive
Discography:

Journey Of A Rough Diamond
Year: 2004
Tracks: 8
 
Sparrows
Greg Joy

Artist: Greg Joy
Genre(s):
Celtic
Other
New Age
Discography:

Celtic Dancer
Year: 2005
Tracks: 21

Celtic Guitare
Year: 2000
Tracks: 12

Celtic Enchantment
Year: 1999
Tracks: 14

Celtic Secrets
Year: 1993
Tracks: 13
Canadian guitar player/producer Greg Joy was born in Victoria. His love for the common people music of the British Isles lED him to the Victoria Music Conservatory in the late '70s to study classical guitar. He has performed with a myriad of both Celtic and worldbeat groups, and has released legion collections of Christmas and Celtic music of his possess.
Fans beg Winehouse to quit drugs after video
Footage obtained by The Sun appears to show her inhaling fumes from a crack pipe after an apparent 19-minute drugs binge in which she snorted ecstasy, cocaine and admitted to taking Valium tablets.
The disturbing images were said to have been filmed during a party at Winehouse's London home in the early hours of last Friday, just before she attended a court hearing for husband Blake Fielder-Civil. He is awaiting trial on charges of assault and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
Looking dishevelled and wearing a grubby black vest in the video, Winehouse was barely able to talk. When friends ask her to go out with them, she is heard to reply: "I'd be useless to you because I've had about six Valium."
On the singer's website, fans warned the 24-year-old that she would die unless she sought help.
One fan said: "That video of you at home, which is now doing the rounds, will hopefully be instrumental in getting you where you need to be."
The fan quoted the mother of the late Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain, warning Winehouse not to "join that stupid club" of dead rock stars.
'Prince Caspian' set for boxoffice crown
'Narnia' sequel could gross $85 mil with limp competition
For starters, last session's disappointing "Speed Racer" bow means Disney's all-important opener "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" will see only limp competition from the rival family film. Then, though the following weekend features the debut of presumed boxoffice behemoth "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," it's the four-day Memorial Day session, and that should offer plenty of moviegoing interest for both releases.
There's already talk that the "Narnia" sequel will gross north of $300 million during its domestic run, as first installment "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" rung up $292 million and sequels tend to do better. As for how big "Prince" will open, it likely will be measured against two precedents: the $65.6 million bow of its franchise progenitor in December 2005 and the $121.6 million debut of DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek the Third" during the comparable frame in May 2007.
Industry consensus has "Prince" opening maybe 40% higher than the original and grossing $85 million or more this weekend. Yet the year-ago "Shrek" figure is well out of reach, so the weekend boxoffice probably will underperform the comparable 2007 frame despite another lucrative session -- just as with the huge opening for "Iron Man" two weeks ago.
The PG-rated "Prince" has been scoring high in prerelease surveys for must-see sentiment among all demographics and has drawn solid early reviews from critics. The second book in a 1950s children's literature series written by the theologically rooted C.S. Lewis, the sequel features a more adult central character via the title role, played by Ben Barnes ("Stardust").
"This is the quintessential general-audience film -- moms and dads, families, date-pic couples, teens by themselves -- this plays to everybody," Disney distribution president Chuck Viane said.
The film will play in slightly more than 3,900 theaters during its first weekend. Disney executives said they didn't feel a need to push for 4,000 playdates, are in every location they want to be and weren't handicapped by the previous 4,000-plus bow of "Iron Man" or the looming market entry of the "Indiana Jones" sequel.
Walden Media is a co-financer and equity partner on the film, which totes production costs of nearly $200 million.
Elsewhere this weekend, Warner Bros. hopes "Speed Racer" can mount a decent second-week showing. But the likelihood is its grosses will plunge with the market entry of "Prince," yielding another downbeat session for the distributor and its partner Village Roadshow.
On the other hand, Paramount and Marvel hope that repeat viewings and continued broad interest in "Iron Man" will carry the PG-13 film to another solid weekend. The May opener almost no one thought could get to $300 million suddenly is a candidate to do just that, but it will bear watching how the comic book adaptation performs this weekend and next.
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