Aceyalone takes a shot at Jay and Kanye’s “Haters” off The Blueprint 3.
Download: Aceyalone – Haters (MP3)
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Veteran hip-hop artist and legendary emcee Aceyalone, continues to evolve as an artist and inspire those aspiring to be [artists]. Aceyalone has continued to redefine hip-hop’s guidelines throughout his career. His upcoming album; Aceyalone and The Lonely Ones, does much more than redefine the guidelines. It sets a standard for genre appreciation and creativity. Finding inspiration from: Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound, 60’s girl groups, and a collection of raw funk, Aceyalone along with producer Bionik have composed a masterpiece. This album is sure to bring the listener back to a time when music was a pure art form and not an expendable income. Aceyalone and The Lonely Ones is not just an album; it is a collection of essential sounds to create a work of art. And although this album calls upon music styles and rhythms of the past, Aceyalone still kicks some of the freshest lyrics with astounding skill and precision. To those of you who believe that Aceyalone has stepped away from raw hip-hop; think again, Aceyalone will still serve all wack rappers.
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Veteran hip-hop artist and legendary emcee Aceyalone, continues to evolve as an artist and inspire those aspiring to be [artists]. Aceyalone has continued to redefine hip-hop’s guidelines throughout his career. His upcoming album; Aceyalone and The Lonely Ones, does much more than redefine the guidelines. It sets a standard for genre appreciation and creativity. Finding inspiration from: Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound, 60’s girl groups, and a collection of raw funk, Aceyalone along with producer Bionik have composed a masterpiece. This album is sure to bring the listener back to a time when music was a pure art form and not an expendable income. Aceyalone and The Lonely Ones is not just an album; it is a collection of essential sounds to create a work of art. And although this album …
Veteran MC Aceyalone is preparing to release his latest, Aceyalone and The Lonely Ones, on Decon Records at teh end of Mar. URB spoke with Acey about his penchance for ’60s girl groups and his ability to still spit raw.
88-Keys, Dilated Peoples, Aceyalone, and The Alchemist
Fresh Rhymes and Videotape
There are two things I wondered after listening to the aptly titled Fresh Rhymes and Videotape album: 1) Why wasn't I at this concert and 2) why haven't these dudes collaborated on an album before now? I mean sure, 88-Keys was the obscure producer (crafting noteworthy gems for Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and Beanie Sigel) with a minute fan base, Aceyalone was probably rocking the local Los Angeles underground venue, The Alchemist was most likely cooking up sonic eargasms for subsequent releases and Dilated Peoples were (at least I ...
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