TAG: Oh No

Dec07

Oh No – Dr. No’s Ethiopium (Review)

Oh No

Dr. No's Ethiopium

Released by Stones Throw


Ethiopian sample-based hip-hop instrumentation from Oxnard, CA?  Yes m’am, straight from the 805, Oh No aka Dr. No drops yet another classic album off Stones Throw that is sure to entertain jazz heads, hip-hop heads, culture vultures, and all those in search of a creative and pure sound—Dr. No’s Ethiopium.  Following 2007’s Oxperiment, Oh No once again comes through with a lavish and cohesive album in the vein of label mate (and brother) Madlib’s Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4: Live in India. Oh No’s impeccable beat composition shines through on ...
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Nov04

Oh No Interview (Video)

Video Interview With Stones Throw Artist Oh No 

Oh No of Stones Throw recently caught up with HipHopDX for a pretty insightful interview on where he is at and where he’s taking it these days. Catch the full interview HERE. If reading is too much for you on hump day then check the video below!

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May22

Tracklist: Alchemist’s Chemical Warfare 2

What would Woody think of Al’s tracklist?

Seeing as the ol’ reliable Alchemist is Eminem’s DJ, Al got the man on his upcoming album. Not too shocking, they’ve collabalabbed in the past…but didn’t Em already release a track called “Chemical Warfare”? Also on the album: Snoop, Clipse, Three 6, Jada, KRS-One, Kid Cudi and more. Check the tracklist, thanks to NahRight, below.

1. Intro
2. “ALC Theme” feat. Kool G Rap.
3. “Lose Your Life” feat. Snoop Dogg, Jadakiss and Pusha T.
4. “Chemical Warfare” feat. Eminem
5. “Grand Concourse Benches” feat. KRS-One
6. “Therapy” feat. Evidence, Blu, Talib Kweli and Kid Cudi.
7. “That’ll Work” feat. Three 6 Mafia and Juvenile
8. “Smile” feat. Twista and Maxwell
9. “Keep The Heels On” feat. Prodigy
10. …

May19

ALBUM DOWNLOAD: Donnie Goines Breakfast Club

Donnie Goines drops his second free full-length, this one in inspire by the John Hughes classic film. Seems all the new rappers are up on the ’80s suburban comedy steez.

“The project title derives from the classic movie and is meant to showcase my versatility and growth, but instead of different characters in a classroom, you have different musicians in a studio. All from different walks of life, different perspectives and different ideas which in the end tie together to create an eclectic blend of music and sounds.”_Donny Goinse

DOWNLOAD: Donnie Goinse The Breakfast Club [Sharebee]

TRACK LISTING
1) Don’t You Prod. by Cook Classics
2) Bring It Forward (New York, New York) Prod. by Versatile
3) Whatever It Is (Ft. Mela Machinko) Prod. by Frequency
4) Money (Ft. Mistah F.A.B) Prod. …

Jan19

INTERVIEW: Exile ‘Reimaging the Instrumental CD’

Go to any hip-hop show and almost everyone from the artists performing to the audience congregating will at some point repeat these six words: Hip-Hop is not on the radio. While this sentiment for better representation and balance is echoed by nearly everyone in the hip-hop community, there is at least one DJ from Los Angeles, California who believes the platform has tremendous value for the Hip-Hop culture. On Jan 20, the dirty science practitioner will release his first instrumental album (L.A. Radio). With the album being completely comprised of samples from L.A. radio it isn’t an exaggeration to say that this is a project that will redefine how we look at instrumental albums. URB caught up with Exile to find out more about the concept behind L.A. Radio, to discuss his next …

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