Da Brakes

Damn it! Sony have taken it down! Where else can I see it?

Ah yeah I forgot! Well at least if we have some sort of access to it is all good!

How can you get these on iTunes?? Would be great for this to automatically download each week

Hey all Check out this remix I did to Cee Lo Green's - Forget You

Cee Lo featuring Da Brakes - Forget You (Remix)

Extremely creative! Well done for this!

Happy Birthday Alan!

Welcome to the board. For me the best album has to be Big Willie Style. I love the fact every song on that album had the potential to be a single and the vibe that whole album brought was just amazing! My favourite song from that album has to be 'Yes Yes Y'all'. That track is pure smoothness right there. Cool beat, slick lyrics! You can't go wrong! It must be amazing discovering new JJFP tracks for the first time! Happy listening

That's just something you don't do............

I've been keeping up with Kel on his blogs that he posts on http://www.kelspencer.com Also check out his wikipedia page here ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kel_Spencer

Great job Kev!! Hope to see this as a regular show from you!!

Happy birthday Fresh Prince!

Have a great one bro!! Enjoy YOUR day!

This is definitely on point! I really like this version!

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2010/08/picture-me-rolling-details-revealed-of-2pac-biopic.html ------------- Unlike the title of his George Clinton collaboration, you apparently will be able to see Tupac Shakur on the silver screen, with New York Magazine's Vulture blog reporting that screenwriters have been drafted to pen a long-gestating biopic on the legendary rapper. Indeed, the Oscar-nominated team of Stephen J. Rivele and Chris Wilkinson ("Ali," "Nixon") will team up with Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day"), with production reportedly to begin as soon as mid-November. According to to Wilkinson's interview with Vulture, the script will not be in "any way biopic-y," a stark contrast to a previous draft that took a more verite approach. Wilkinson's interview also reveals that the script will pivot on the final day of 2Pac's life in Las Vegas, with a series of flashbacks depicting his previous four years. As for casting, no one has yet been chosen to play the mercurial MC, with reports claiming that the producers and director are searching for an unknown. Rivele informed Vulture that "he knew nothing about [shakur]" before diving into research, but upon immersing himself in just about everything ever written about the rapper, "it became clear that he was essentially a 19th century Romantic poet who found himself in the 21st century ... an artist whose character is at odds with his medium ... a really sensitive, very romantic, talented young poet who also could sing, dance, and act. But the realities [of the hip-hop record business] were that he had to create this persona of the gangster." Of course, it's pure subjectivity as to whether you accept that interpretation. Anyone well-versed in the intricacies of mid-'90s hip-hop is aware that Shakur was a protean individual who shifted between several well-defined personas. Suffice to say, one of his first rap names was MC New York, but he died repping the West Coast. And though Shakur's career dovetailed with the peak of gangsta rap, to define him as being beholden to hip-hop convention seems to underestimate the power of his personality and willful defiance. Had he the desire, Shakur could've inevitably bucked the prevailing trends to indulge his most starry-eyed visions. By the time he was murdered, his acting career was on stable enough footing that he could have turned his back on the recording industry to write poems a la Jim Morrison in Paris. But there was a dark and glamorous appeal to the thug life and any biopic of Shakur would be well served to focus on his internal contradictions rather than external conflicts. The interview with Rivele goes onto indicate that he believed that Shakur was in the process of breaking free from his past associations and images, an act which may have led to his downfall. Of course, it's all mere speculation. Although if you're really into over-reaching, perhaps "Tintern Abbey" and "To Live and Die in LA" aren't all that far apart.

I'm on it, i'm on it, i'm on it!

Overbrook doesn't have a music division anymore! That will be one of the reasons Will didn't sign her! She is set to do big things! She is gonna get so much exposure!

WOW..... I like the song! Definietly does not sound like a 9 year old! Very catchy!

What an achievement! Congrats again man!

Now this I am looking forward to! Singing or rapping she was truly great at what she did. Its been a long time coming for another L Boogie album.

I love this track! I agree it would go down great here in the UK as a live performance!!

If you are talking about the ones on my signature then yup that's me!

They all look like they're having the time of their lives at the moment! Great to see!

Not sure if the vocals and the beat have the same vibe. I know what you mean

Happy birthday Sandy! Have a great day!