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One of my favorite moments from this past year was capturing these moments from Rapper Big Pooh's 'To Dream in Color' Tour at The Pour House in Raleigh which featured a surprise reunion of The Justus League on stage together for the first time in over 15 years 8.27.22 Rapper Big Pooh's New Album, "To Dream in Color" Is a Sonic Time Machine | INDYweek
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The Listening: The Story Behind Little Brother's Debut Album
Started in a college dorm room by a group of North Carolina Central students in 2001, the Justus League collective and offshoot trio Little Brother defined the sound of Durham hip-hop for years to come, constructing a style altogether distinct from everything to the north and south. This level of innovation turned heads with some of hip-hop’s biggest names, and the members of Little Brother (9th Wonder, Big Pooh and Phonte) have gone on to work with superstars like Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Jay-Z, Dr. Dre and Questlove, who appears in the documentary.
Through the use of extensive interviews with the group and never before seen archival footage, The Listening chronicles a key moment in Little Brother’s past and present: the creation of their first album.
It is the first of two short films about the group directed by Holland Randolph Gallagher, creator of the web series Hype, and produced in collaboration with Little Brother for Come Hear North Carolina.
It is the latest in a long line of projects commissioned by the North Carolina Arts Council as part of their Come Hear NC initiative with the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcMitpcmb7c)
Stess The Emcee Must Live. The 15th release by Stess The Emcee.
Features include Ras Kass, Chaundon, Supreme The Eloheem, Arsonal Da Rebel, Shabaam Sahdeeq, El Camino, Rim, Crimson, Tha God Fahim, Craig G, Half Pint, C-Red, Sha Stimuli, and Mela Machinko.
Production includes Backpack Beatz, Inferno, Da'Quan, and Chaundon.
All songs recorded and mixed by Cruz of the Ethnikids. Some songs contain additional recording.
The Story Behind Little Brother's Debut Album
Started in a college dorm room by a group of North Carolina Central students in 2001, the Justus League collective and offshoot trio Little Brother defined the sound of Durham hip-hop for years to come, constructing a style altogether distinct from everything to the north and south. This level of innovation turned heads with some of hip-hop’s biggest names, and the members of Little Brother (9th Wonder, Big Pooh and Phonte) have gone on to work with superstars like Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Jay-Z, Dr. Dre and Questlove, who appears in the documentary.
Through the use of extensive interviews with the group and never before seen archival footage, The Listening chronicles a key moment in Little Brother’s past and present: the creation of their first album.
It is the first of two short films about the group directed by Holland Randolph Gallagher, creator of the web series Hype, and produced in collaboration with Little Brother for Come Hear North Carolina.
It is the latest in a long line of projects commissioned by the North Carolina Arts Council as part of their Come Hear NC initiative with the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
THE LISTENING Directed by Holland Randolph Gallagher Produced by Holland Randolph Gallagher, Bruce F. Cole, Phonte Coleman Interviewees: Phonte Coleman, Thomas ‘Rapper Big Pooh’ Jones III, Patrick ‘9th Wonder’ Douthit, Ahmir ‘Questlove’ Thompson, Chaundon, DJ Flash, Cesar Comanche, Khrysis Sound by Jay Gallagher Score by vacayvacayvacay Archived footage courtesy of Chaundon, Big Dho, Little Brother Drone footage by Justin Eisner Length: 11 minutes 39 seconds
@finianstomer is someone I always looked up to and admired. It’s still surreal to be able to call him a friend. #Fin #Chaundon (at Atlanta, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoqGWN7Hf9p/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14su78i5bdqaa
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Skyzoo, Rick Gonzalez, Chaundon and More Join Dirt Disciples on ‘Stand for Something’ LP With several acclaimed projects under their collective belt, New York rap duo Dirt Disciples have amassed a discography that more than speaks for itself.
S/o to @phontigallo for this manifesto from Boondock Saints 🙌🏾 ___________________🔥🔥🎙🔥🔥____________________ “Right tack to business off a six-week tour And I ain't never seen drama like this before Got a lot of shit to get off my chest Some wild shit to address, so I told Khrysis press record I'mma put it on wax and give you the raw facts And truth about life and the things I'm dealing with Black folks saying that I'm too intelligent And white folks saying I'm a little too niggerish It got me in a strange predicament I wish black embarrassment TV was judged more wisely But I don't know what's worse The fact that they ain't playing our shit, or that it don't even surprise me Because I shucking and cause I ain't jiving Some of these crackers won't stand beside me And cause I ain't killing and don't support pimping Some of these niggas wanna call me a Cosby Well, I'll be that dude, I'll scratch that itch I'll play that role, call me Heathcliff bitch If this ain't what you want then fine But somehow, someway we got to draw that line And it goes without mentioning, I thought about censoring This verse so my label and manager stay cool But as of this recording we ain't even outsold The Listening So really what the fuck I got to lose? Bitch it's Phontigga, lo the show ripper Ho cause my hoes would change week to week But now my flows be changing from beat to beat Tell my nigga Jim Bowes he gotta beat the streets Cause I know that they need us - there's got to be more to this generation Than dranking and smoking all they weed up This is my confession with the Embassy You fuckin imbeciles can put your Rosary Beads up, now” #LyricMatters #LittleBrother #separatebutequal #DJDrama #gangstagrillz #Phonte #Embassy #Legacy #Chaundon EverythingisHipHop #TissueInTheTapePodcast #RespectHeatHolderz 🔥
[Throwback Indie Hip-Hop] 9th Wonder - The U-Express (ft. Defcon) [prod. by 9th Wonder]
[Throwback Indie Hip-Hop] 9th Wonder – The U-Express (ft. Defcon) [prod. by 9th Wonder]
[Throwback Post] [Independent Hip-Hop:] The U-Express (feat. Defcon) – 9th Wonder Got some real hip-hop for ya hip-hop heads. This throwback comes from my earlier days (circa 2007-2010) when I was still a much bigger rap head. I had good friends who were plugged into some life-changing rap music from artists such as 9th Wonder,…
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