Emerging from a time when West Coast rap went into deep hibernation, Strong Arm Steady has worked over the past seven years to help California not only reclaim its rightful title as the hip-hop capital of the world, but also to redefine its signature sound. Krondon, Phil Da Agony, and Mitchy Slick, all witnesses to the rise and fall of Death Row, seek to breathe new life into the West Coast rap movement, infusing their creativity, open-mindedness, and musical prowess into the medium and refusing to fall prey to the unfortunate, ubiquitous “gangsta” stereotypes that have come to characterize the scene. With two albums due out this year–the Madlib-produced In Search of Stoney Jackson and the decidedly more streamlined Arms & Hammers–Strong Arm Steady is set to remind music listeners that SoCal is just as musically vibrant as it was during the pre-Schwarzenegger days.
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new LP first quater 2010
www.stonesthrow.com/news/2009/12/strong-arm-steady/in-search-of-stoney-jackson for link to advance digital release
Vault by vans holiday party Feat. Dam Funk & Jaime Strong @ Conveyor (fred segal santa monica) Open Bar 7-10pm, 21+ Dec 17th
Http://www.conveyor.la/index.html
Plus Dam Funk @ Dim Mak’s cinespace tuesdays $5 with Master Blazter Dec 29, 2009
Phil Da Agony
Think Green
Whether it was his appearances on the Wake Up Show over the years, his verses on various Likwit Crew projects, or his own efforts, what has always stood out about Phil Da Agony was the way he his flow would just put the track into a strangle hold: It was as if he was taunting the track, daring it to outshine him and just as soon as he seems to pull things back a little bit, he winds back and hits it even harder than before. With the ...



























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