A Day In The Life Of Producer Jahlil Beats, he is signed to Roc Nation Management. He produced hits for Chris Brown,Tyga,Chris Brown ,Rick Ross and more.
Take a journey with Chester, PA’s own Roc Nation producer Jahlil Beats showing us some work he has in the mix while in the studio working.
50 Cent may not be your favorite rapper. He’s not the greatest actor—or the world’s best boss. But everyone agrees that 50 is the absolute best when it comes to taunting, bragging, and talking that shit. Well, everyone besides Ja Rule. And Irv Gotti. And Shyne. And Nas. And Fat Joe. And DJ Khaled. And Game. And Young Buck. And Lil’ Wayne. And Jay-Z. And Kanye. And Charli Baltimore. And Ashanti. And Cam’Ron. And Q. And Diddy. And Rick Ross. And Jimmy Iovine…. So while you wait for his new mixtape to drop—The Lost Tape’s release was just pushed back to next week—join us as It’s The Real walks that walk, Ferrari F50 talks that talk, and Complex presents The 25 Best 50 Cent Rants.
THIS IS WHY I THINK 50 CENT IS THE MOST ENTERTAINING RAPPER IN THE RAP-SPACE NEXT TO KANYE WEST, IS SERIOUSLY CANT PICK TO MOST ENTERTAINING OUT OF THESE TWO. I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT THING ABOUT THESE 2 IS THEIR REALNESS OR AS DIDDY WOULD SAY ”THEIR ANTI-BITCHASSNESS”.
CLICK HERE FOR THE BEST 50 CENT RANTS, KANYE WEST RANTS OR DIDDY RANTS.
You know,seriously,WTF? Why make a video of Made In America and not … I dont know any other song on the WTT album. Like HAM and make HAM video and shit gets people excited….
Actually really like the song..well c what the vid will bring..
9th about the subject of certain trends,area-orientated sound,current state of hiphop and current sound etc. He also talks about educating about hiphop.
In this episode of “Fresh to Death” Unsa Suhail gets an exclusive interview with the mighty 9th Wonder to discuss his production and creating a regional sound in hip hop. 9th Wonder also touches on the impact of the digital age, while also elaborating on westcoast emcees Fashawn, Blu, and Kendrick Lamar. He also hints at the possibility of signing Sacramento’s newest sensation Chuuwee. Footage taken at The New Parish (Oakland, CA). Event by Tastemaker Live and presented by Open University, in association with KSJS Hip Hop.
Diddy talks about his competitive nature and his new camp that are taking over these days, french montana’s political keen-ness plus G Dep’s recent conviction.
P. Diddy drops by Flex and talks about G Dep, His house Intruder, Jay-z & Forbes list & more…
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45 King interviews DJ Premier for his radio show called making the beat and topics talked about are such as Heavy D, sending in beats and etc.
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DJ Clark Kent has been in this game for years. He started off in the ’80s as the DJ for legendary Brooklyn rapper
Dana Dane, while also rocking sets on NYC radio and in the most popular nightclubs around the five boroughs.
He continued to build a name for himself in the music industry by remixing hit R&B and rap records (in addition to
working as an A&R for Atlantic Records), becoming one of hip hop¶s early taste-makers and most trusted ears.
A 90 minutes interview with members of The Diplomats, this has very interesting info about studio time with producers as Young Guru, Just Blaze & Kanye West.
What’s really good? Capo, Cam, Santana and Zekey tell the story in Harlem. 90 minutes of straight Dipset talk, hosted by Miss Info as part of the Red Bull Music Academy 2011 World Tour’s NYC stop, ‘Five Out Of Five’.
Artists need their people. Gimel ‘Young Guru’ Keaton is Jay-Z’s people. When the rap-conquering MC and world-conquering mogul steps into the booth (as he continues to do, despite frequent retirement threats), Young Guru is outside, at the board, making sure Hova sounds good. Since 1999 – a staggering twelve years – this has been the way of things. Along the way, Guru has recorded pretty much every other A-list MCs. Some say he has the Midas touch. Watch as he speaks on doing what you love first and foremost, and a couple tricks of the trade.
I Own Beats 