Heartfelt song produced by Swiss Duo Ruck N’ Wiz. This song appears on the vinyl ep - RYKS MUZIK- Dah Projekt. The ep features a number of memorable songs from American emcees teamed with European producers/djs.

At last got the Soundcloud link for this joint up!  I even mention tumblr in this song…lol

Been getting a good response so far.  If you buy RECORDS you can purchase the vinyl EP: Ryks Muzik -Dah Projekt *(which features a lot of stellar emcees over some dope production)  right here   http://ryksmuzik.bigcartel.com/product/ryks-muzik

Source: SoundCloud / lyfestile7

Records (12”s) I’ve put out with Altered St8s of Consciousness (Sondoo Recordings) and Plan-B (F5 Records)

http://soundmaven.com/Altered_St8s_Of_Consciousness/

http://www.discogs.com/Altered-St8s-Of-Consciousness-Plan-B-Eye-Of-The-Storm-Here-Today/release/1597406

RYKS MUZIK — Ryks Muzik - Dah Projekt

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€25.00

[RM-001] 
V.A. featuring : 
Gee Rock & J. Force 
Medline & Mistah Live 
Doc Singe & Branesparker 
Militant Vinylist 
Azaia 
Ruck N’ Wiz & Lyfestile 
Mr Stroke & Dro Pesci 
SmooVth (Tha Connection) 
Wildelux , D Strong…

limited edition vinyl (300 copies)

PRE ORDERS ARE LIVE NOW!!!!!

SHIPPING WORLDWIDE MAY 20TH 
(WITH TRACKING NUMBER)

Since it IS Record Store Day and everything, you guys might as well order our NEW Vinyl!!

FREE DOWNLOAD of "For Your Information"

I just stumbled across this on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hip-Hop-Underground/128521507176705
It feels good to know that our older stuff is still being appreciated.  Check the Free download and please visit Sondoorecords.com for EVEN MORE!!
 
V.A. (Sondoo Recordings) - For Your Information (2001)

1.Yah Supreme - Always and Never
2.Oktober - 10452
3.Dee Surreal - Call of the Wild 
4.Anom - The Bottom Line
5.Altered St8s Of Consciousness - Seasons
6.Oktober - Forever Shine
7.Yah Supreme - Alone
8.Dee Surreal - The Beast Whitin 
9.Oktober - It Was War
10.Yah Supreme - Live At The Improv 
11.Altered St8s Of Consciousness - Headbanger’s Ball (Featuring Oktober)
12.Anom - Whatever It Takes
13.Oktober - Infinte Echoes
14.Yah Supreme - Full Circle 

Download Link/ Link de Descarga:
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Photo: V.A. (Sondoo Recordings) - For Your Information (2001) 1.Yah Supreme - Always and Never 2.Oktober - 10452 3.Dee Surreal - Call of the Wild 4.Anom - The Bottom Line 5.Altered St8s Of Consciousness - Seasons 6.Oktober - Forever Shine 7.Yah Supreme - Alone 8.Dee Surreal - The Beast Whitin 9.Oktober - It Was War 10.Yah Supreme - Live At The Improv 11.Altered St8s Of Consciousness - Headbanger's Ball (Featuring Oktober) 12.Anom - Whatever It Takes 13.Oktober - Infinte Echoes 14.Yah Supreme - Full Circle Download Link/ Link de Descarga: http://www.mediafire.com/?73stxgj9n9cl8j6
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Last year at the St. Louis Underground Music Festival (photo by the great Mike Johnson).  SLUMFEST 2013 is  coming up (6/15/2013 in the STL).  Putting in work as an organizer and a performer.  Check out Slumfest.com
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Last year at the St. Louis Underground Music Festival (photo by the great Mike Johnson).  SLUMFEST 2013 is  coming up (6/15/2013 in the STL).  Putting in work as an organizer and a performer.  Check out Slumfest.com

The Wu-Tang Clan's 20-Year Plan

The Wu-Tang Clan. Clockwise from left: Ol' Dirty Bastard, the GZA, the RZA, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah. Center, from left, Method Man and U-God.Enlarge image

The Wu-Tang Clan. Clockwise from left: Ol’ Dirty Bastard, the GZA, the RZA, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah. Center, from left, Method Man and U-God.

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This year marks the 20th anniversary of a remarkable year in music. Over the 12 months of 1993, Queen Latifah, De La Soul, Salt-N-Pepa, Snoop Dogg, A Tribe Called Quest and more than a dozen other rappers released albums that helped to change the sound of America. One of those albums wasn’t just a collection of songs — it was a business concept, too. The Wu-Tang Clan’s 1993 debut was the opening shot of an audacious plan to open the music industry to hip-hop made way outside the mainstream.

Went to the Jeru the Damaja show last saturday.  He did all the classics. I hadn’t seen him perform in years. Last time I saw him, he was rockin’ with Lil Dap at this spot in Greenpoint Brooklyn….  had to be back in like 2002 or somethin’
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Went to the Jeru the Damaja show last saturday.  He did all the classics. I hadn’t seen him perform in years. Last time I saw him, he was rockin’ with Lil Dap at this spot in Greenpoint Brooklyn….  had to be back in like 2002 or somethin’

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