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Written by Born Free
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Sunday, 04 September 2005 |
 Wise Intelligent of the Legendary Poor Righteous Teachers is set to bless the world once again with what might be his greatest offering to date.
Acclaimed Artist and Hiphop Legend Wise Intelligent has completed his highly anticipated solo album, “Wise Intelligent is…The Talented Timothy Taylor”, which will be released by Intelligent Muzik on September 28th, 2005. Wise Intelligent is…The Talented Timothy Taylor was produced by The Havknotz! Tony D, OH NO! (MadLib’s younger brother), Ambush, and Traxzilla. This new offering will contain 19 incredible new songs from this Timeless and Legendary MC.
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Written by Brit-Ish
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Wednesday, 26 March 2003 |
Jenre is a young cat with some verbal skills. Here we bring you his biographical information. One to look out for for sure...
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Written by Brit-Ish
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Wednesday, 05 March 2003 |
Carlon aka Mr Montana is a Yorkshire head who has a bit of a dirty mind. He can never the less still make some tremendous tracks. Peep out here what he had to say to britishhiphop.co.uk when he spilled the beans...
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Written by Paranoid Nommo
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Sunday, 08 December 2002 |
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Well if they weren't real one's, they certainly looked like it. All the support the Black community give to her for her powerful defiant stance on the African Diamond trade, and the silly bint's sportin' a sparkly spangly Diamond top, and Necklace on Liquid News...
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Written by Brit-Ish
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Saturday, 05 October 2002 |
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In their continued lurch towards mainstream pop, and pandering to the demands of established music businesses the MOBO's have become a very poor representation of what they were originally meant to represent. There is really nothing for a serious black music fan on offer here.
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Written by Brit-Ish
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Tuesday, 27 August 2002 |
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The election of three Nazi councillors in Burnley should serve as a warning to us all. British Nazis, like their counterparts in France, have exploited racial tensions and social deprivation to promote race hatred and division.
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Written by Crate Digger
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Sunday, 14 July 2002 |
Over the last couple of years, British hip hop producers like Adam F,
The Creators and The Nextmen have gained recognition across the
Atlantic for
their work with American rappers. Considering that the US market for
rap music dwarfs its UK counterpart, you might think that in future
British
beat-makers would be better off attempting to crack the lucrative
American market rather than concentrating solely on the UK hip hop
scene. Two UK
headz who are attempting just that are Midas and DJ Parris who moved
from London to New York a few years ago and set up a new hip hop label
called
Team Music.
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Written by Crate Digger
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Sunday, 03 March 2002 |
This summer, the BBC will launch a new national radio station dedicated
to black music. Not yet named, but currently being referred to as
Network X, the station aims to etch out its own identity and lead the
way in youth radio by supporting new UK talent as well as showcasing
the best urban music from abroad. As part of the government plan to
phase out analogue radio (FM/AM/MW), Network X will be using a digital
broadcasting system. This means that listeners will be able to tune
into the station using digital radio receivers, digital satellite
television, digital cable television, or the Internet and get
near-CD-quality reception.
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Written by Crate Digger
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Thursday, 31 January 2002 |
 “It’s based on a personality and a goal,”
explains 21 year old Kebbie Conteh about the meaning behind his hip-hop
moniker Joker Starr. “’Joker’ was given to me by my cousins when I was
younger, and ‘star’ is what I want to be.” Having been rapping
seriously for only three years, it is impressive what he has so far
been able to achieve.
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Written by Crate Digger
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Thursday, 31 January 2002 |
 Due to the modest financial returns it
offers the majority of its artists,
British hip-hop has had more than its fair share of casualties over the
years. One example of this is the defunct collective Lords of Rap.
After
releasing a string of singles in the early 1990s with limited success,
the London-based quartet decided to split up. Eight years on, the
group’s main
producer and rapper Def G now goes by the name of Soliheen and was the
man responsible for producing two of the tracks on Ty’s well-received
debut LP
as well as crafting beats for new rhyme-slinger Joker Starr.
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