In the park with my Nephews, they are playing on the swings, but they both have mobile phones, it seems odd, oh how childhood has changed!!! Tweeted 11 hours ago
Good Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Twisciples, Facers & Spacers; Finally emerging after a power ly in, a day of catching up on stuff ahead Tweeted 12 hours ago
Yo whats up people? It’s that time again, every 7 days I pick a tune to be my track of the week, giving it a prominent spot on my blog. So for the w/c February 26 my Track of the week comes from none other than the Godfather of Grime Wiley, and is the single & video ‘Evolve Or Be Extinct’ taken from the album of the same name.
Eskiboy Wiley has found success in recent times by venturing in to different genres, but to me there is nothing Wiley sounds better on than his own unique form of Grime production he coined ‘Eskibeat’. Raising the bar once again Wiley spits lyrics with a machine gun flow, sitting perfectly on his updated signature production. One of the things I’ve always liked about Wiley’s beats is their bubbly vibe, making you want to dance and buss a skank, which is not always the case with other Grime productions. As always please leave your comments and opinions below.
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Hey peeps whats good? back again on Creamo World Blog for probably only the second time in 2012. I would like to apologise for the lack of updates, but I’ve been busy trying to handle a number of things. OK, so that’s the formalities out the way, now it’s time to bring you the niceness as always, and today I’m bringing you the 1st edition of Courtney Dennie’s Night Sessions.
In my last blog post ( Creamo Video Diary11) I talked about being present at the video shoot for Kaseem Bars “Love Theme”, which featured the soulful vocals of none other than the man himself, Courtney Dennie. After the video shoot we all kicked back had a little talk, then started jamming in the studio. Wanting to catch the creativity in motion, Big Storks the video director for the shoot, decided to capture Courtney doing some vocal acrobatics over a slow Jazzy type beat, and producer of the track “Love Theme” OB, doing a smooth rap; He edited it up, and presented it to us as the 1st edition of Courtney Dennie’s – ‘Night Sessions’.
Check it out the video & share your comments, & views below.
Disclaimer: I’m not a journalist, I’m a rapper blogging about things that interest me, therefore you may find that my writing may not be up to the journalistic standard you are use to in the Guardian.
CREAMO VIDEO DIARY11: KASEEM BARS ‘LOVE THEME’ VIDEO SHOOT
Creamo AKA Eskcreamo, The Siberian Poet returns with another edition of his video diary. Part 11 sees Creamo taking a day out over the Notting Hill Carnival weekend, to show support for up & coming South London Rapper Kaseem Bars, who was filming his first ever video for his forthcoming track ‘Love Theme’.
The shoot was based in a studio in North London, where majority of footage was captured, with a few shoots in other near by locations. It was a nice fun day that was wrapped up with celebratory sip of some rum.
Wass good Twisciples, Facers, Spacers, and Pressers; The day started with the producer of ‘Love Theme’ OB, sliding by my house to pick me up real early around 8:00 am. I’m not really a morning person, and ended up staying up most of the night getting my stuff ready and grooming. After picking me up we headed off to Brixton to collect my ex- group member and school friend Courtney Dennie, who supplied the soultry vocals for the chorus, and the bridge on the rack ‘Love Theme’. While waiting for the multi- talented vocalist to arrive I decided to have a few minute shut eye. Once Courtney had arrived we flew down to Clapham Junction to meet, the author of ‘Love Theme’ Kaseem Bars, & Video director & Streetz Incarcerated head honcho Stix.
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Waking up early in order to make sure we were on time, meant that most of us missed breakfast so we stopped off & got ourselves some McDonald’s breakfast, before starting the two car convoy from south London to North, where we picked up of Loopy.
Once we hit the studio we all kicked back vibes for bit, while the video director Stix, scoped out the venue for different scenes for the video shoot.
We had a discussion about music game and what, and where we see things going in the future, until Stix was ready to start filming.
Beginning shot started with Stix capturing Kaseem Bars writing some lyrics on a notepad, then getting behind a mic to start his verse. Obviously I don’t want to give away too much of the what happened, as I don’t want to spoil your viewing the video for the first time, but there were a few performance shots, based around the inside, and outside of the studio, & I made a little cameo, whether it will make cut is too be seen.
So it’s just left for the director to edit it up, & put the finishing touches the video and hopefully it be online for you all to check soon..
Disclaimer: I’m not a journalist, I’m a rapper blogging about things that interest me, therefore you may find that my writing may not be up to the journalistic standard you are used to in the Guardian.
Fresh for 2012 South London Rapper/Producer K9, who is also 1/3 of the Frenglish Connexion collective, continues where he left off at the end of 2011 with a brand new freestyle video entitled ‘WatchadaRoad’. This latest video follows the ‘The J Dilla Tribute Project’, The first Video from his Project over Marco Polo beats, & a freestyle he laid down for the New Sound Era crew.
K9 has recently tagged in by his partner in rhyme Blak Twang to feature on a brand new emcee concept ‘Rappertag’, where rappers are in a virtual cypher via the internet , and once an emcee drops a verse he tags in a rapper he would like to see do a verse next. Look out for for K9′s rapper tag coming soon, but for now check out his latest video above, and leave your opinions, comments, & feedback below.
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Disclaimer: I’m not a journalist, I’m a rapper blogging about things that interest me, therefore you may find that my writing may not be up to the journalistic standard you are used to in the Guardian.
South London emcee Amplify Dot has been making a name for herself over the past 12 months. Started kicked off the 2011 with the lead verse on the ‘Game Over Remix (Female Takeover), released her ‘Born Ready’ mixtape, hooked up with Grime Legend Kano for the track & video for her song ‘Semantics’, and linked up with the likes of Lioness, & Lady Leshurr.
Ending the year up strong, & getting peeps ready for her forthcoming ‘Short Back & Sides’ EP, Amplify Dot drops her new video for the track ‘King Kong’, metaphorically beating her chest over a snare – skipping, bouncing riddem. So check out the video & track & let us know your thoughts, as usual opinions & comments below.
Disclaimer: I’m not a journalist, I’m a rapper blogging about things that interest me, therefore you may find that my writing may not be up to the journalistic standard you are use to in the Guardian.
South London rapper Logic hooks up Producer Last Resort for the collaboration album ‘True Talk’. Their latest offering is the video for the Album title track which features two UK Hip-Hop heavy weights, Klashnekoff, and Lowkey. So check it out & let us know what you think of this track & video? As always leave your comments and opinions below.
GHETTS – ‘ON A LEVEL FT. SCORCHER, WRETCH32, & KANO (REMIX)’
The work rate of east London Grime artist Ghetts is phenomenal, without a doubt he would have to go down as the feature king for 2011, popping up on so many tracks throughout the year. Every big track these days requires a remix, and Ghetts brings us exactly that, calling on fellow movement members, Scorcher, Wretch32, and also partner in rhyme Kano for the ‘On A level Remix’. Check out the video, and leave your opinions, and comments below.
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