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I was always one of those dudes that came “fashionably” late to the party and usually I was already three sheets to the wind. Keeping up traditional, I’m arriving a little late to our backpack jams gathering this week. None the less I brought along some party favors in the form of some of the dopest jams from my personal favorites to bring some of that party mood for the weekend. I even got a couple drinking jams, because hell, backpackers need to twist the cap and toss a few back. Shall we get to it? Like Slick Rick said, “Heeeeeeeeeeeereeee we go!”

Neek The Exotic – Muthaf*ckin Man

Found On: “Backs N Necks” EP (Large Entertainment, 1999)

With the backing both with the promotion and on the production tip, you figured Neek The Exotic would have made much more noise in the underground rap game than he did. In some ways, I always found his delivery and flow somewhat cumbersome, but it was something I grew to accept and almost like. He seems a lot more precise on the lead track for his Backs N Necks EP, “Muthaf*ckin Man”. His voice was unique enough to make up for any other annoyances. The Large Pro beat is a true banger with it’s laid back synths which is perfect for the New Jack City-ish hook.

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Eric, Travis, St/MiC & I would like to thank all of the management, producers, beatmakers and artists that allowed us to play their material on the air for these past eleven shows. Eric, Trav & I are working up to a full showcase show along with giving out producer & beatmaker contact info on the air where we just play slaps for hours on end soon so please continue to keep those submissions coming. Per usual, information as to where and how to submit music to our show will be provided at the bottom of this post.

We’d especially like to once again thank St/MIC for his tireless work on arranging our playlists for our shows as well as moving us over to another site where we can pretty much do whatever the hell we want now (HERE) . We just successfully completed our 11th overall live  “Bloggerhouse presents The Scrunchface Show” broadcast  that aired from 8-11 PM EST  simultaneously on http://www.timelessdaimyo.com/ & here @ Bloggerhouse last night and without his invaluable musical contributions, connections, technical know how & dedication to the vision Eric, Travis, he & I all share our show would not be as fresh as it is. If you missed hearing his exclusive beats then check our archives, get ta downloadin’ & then hit him up @ timeless.shogun@gmail.com for beats. Also thanks to Owen AKA OSnapple as his technical expertise was much needed. Why didn’t we use Skype sooner?

Last night, I posted what was played in order via my Twitter page as I’m the only one with this material as it was our exclusives show.  Our show is finally available on iTunes so heads can just subscribe to the podcast and get it every week while we post the complete tracklist & info here. All you need to do is type in “Bloggerhouse” or “Scrunchface” in the iTunes Store’s podcast search to find us.

Thank you to all of our listeners over the past eleven sessions that have tuned in to our show religuously even though we’ve yet to promote it properly. I’ve put threads up on Okayplayer & Dissensus but I really need to get out there & spread the word about The Scrunchface Show more. If we ever make a serious commitment to promote this show, the sky’s the limit. Be sure to look out for Bloggerhouse Recordings, coming soon from Eric, Travis & myself.

Thanks again to OSnap, ST/MiC, MUDD, The Unknown & DJ Ragz. Additional thanks to Slopfunkdust (Beat Fanatic), Jay Large (Producers I Know), OJ Loopz, AB0181 & Kosyne (Louisden.com), FWMJ (Rappers I Know), HipHopHypeDog, everyone @ MOOVMNT, The Find Magazine, Nodfactor, iStandard Producers, Smashcartel, 92bpm, Crate Kings, Dublab, Brainfeeder, Potholes In My Blog, The Soul Dojo, Bama Love Soul, Blackdown, NDM, Butterz, Hyperfrank & all of my people on Twitter & Google Buzz.

Don’t forget to help us spread the word about this show & seek out the producers whose work you appreciate from our broadcasts as this is a producer’s showcase show as well as an opportunity to share the music that we love with all of our readers & listeners. Here’s the full tracklist. Enjoy:

Bloggerhouse presents The Scrunchface Show: The Exclusive Edition (Wednesday) playlist for 7.28.2010  8-11 PM EST @ Timeless Daimyo

S-Type “On My Own” [THE OPENER]

S-Type “Spirits”

S-Type & Jaisu (Tartan Bullies) “Overdose”

Munoz “Old Delhi”

Munoz “Chanting”

Houseshoes “High”

Houseshoes “Stroll”

Houseshoes “Rock U”

Kas One “Desert Dessert”

Kas One “Mexicalifornia”

Kas One “Computer Search”

Brandon Heat (Hellsenda Productions) “Taken”

Buctayla “Cut His Throat”

Buctayla “Rosewood”

Jaisu “Susan Boyle”

Pete Cannon “Get Addicted”

Trumaine “Sucker”

D-Man “2010 A Space ODDyssey”

Jordan Rockswell “3 Bricks Remix”

D-Man “Brass Symphony”

Jordan Rockswell “Dirt Off Your Shoulder Remix”

MediBPM “6.13.2010″

MediBPM “April 21″

M Slago “Sing Along Now”

M Slago “Howard Sternum”

Hasan Insane f/Jay-Z & Beanie Sigel “Fallen”

Hasan Insane f/Common “The Stoop”

Has-Lo “Keep Bangin’”

Stu Bangas “Execution Style”

Rude Kid “Best Crawler”

Pete Cannon “Moving Bundles”

Objektiv One “Part 1: The Dream Apparatus”

Moonsatellite “Do It”

Moonsatellite “Light Sleeper Remix”

Hellfire Club (Buctayla & Dart Champion) “Spit Fire” [THE CLOSER]

Download, stream & subscribe to the entire Scrunchface archive @ the iTunes Store (under “Podcasts”) or do it here: http://wydunetwork.com/scrunchface/feed.xml

Producers, beatmakers, artists, management or labels can give us permission to play your material on the air, submit music or drops for “Bloggerhouse presents The Scrunchface Show @ Timeless Daimyo” @ poisonousparagraphs@gmail.com, bloggerhouse@gmail.com or tglave@gmail.com. You can also @message/DM us on Twitter @ http://twitter.com/Dart_Adams , Eric Coons (Bloggerhouse) @ http://twitter.com/ericwtr , Travis Glave (Bloggerhouse) @ http://twitter.com/WYDU or follow ST/MIC @ http://twitter.com/st_mic . Follow Bloggerhouse on Twitter for site updates @ http://twitter.com/BLOGGERHOUSE

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Skyzoo & !LLMIND present their video for “Frisbees.” Music off the album ‘Live From The Tape Deck,’ in stores October 5th on Duck Down Music. Video directed by Derek Pike.

In my travels through music and life I’ve come across a couple of bands (non hip-hop) that randomly create hip-hop tracks and release them on their albums.   Granted I haven’t seen this happen in a long time, but these two I am about to show you really take the cake.  I would even say that i would be interested in hearing a full hip hop album from either one of these two bands.

Candiria is a Hardcore Metal band that I started listening to probably back around 1999.  For someone who is not familiar with hardcore music this would be a typical run of the mill Metal album that you would probably not buy or even give a listen to.  Well in 2002 they dropped a double album called  The C.O.M.A. Imprint. Here is one of the songs off the 1st CD called Faction.

Well the goodness comes on the second album with two fire tracks that I couldnt imagine any regular hip-hop artist coming up with.

Blue Suede Timbs {Chief}

Let The Mic Go {Kid Gambino}

Next up on the “They Made a Hip-Hop Tack ???” List is a band few probably know about called HashBrown. I probably only ever started listening to these guys because one of my friends , friends was in the group but even still to this day i have at least one of their albums on my ipod. In 1996 Hashbrown came out with this album 50 ft. Doubledoor boxcar which was mostly funk and mellow tracks like Better Than Me.  But there is one track on this album that I cant put away. Dey Dont Know has the poppy snare and witty flows that I live for check it out: Dey Dont Know. Hashbrown has put out a few albums since this one, but in my opinion this was my most favorable.  Feel free to check out the album Miles to Go as well.

Another throwback mixtape from the Bash Brother & DMC Champ, DJ Supa Dave. This time he brings you the best of Kool G Rap & Big Daddy Kane.

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Two Southeast Michigan raised titans of futuristic underground Hip Hop have collided to create this stunningly progressive work of sonic anarchy. “Kadence vs Samiyam” combines the multifaceted vocal talents of Kadence (SomeOthaShip Connect/Abolitionist Projects)–with the help
of some of his fellow Abolitionist crew members–who has received international acclaim for his mind-bending lyricism and iconoclastic socio-philosophical subject matter, with the production sounds of Samiyam (Brainfeeder) who is also well known on the international Hip Hop and Electronic music scenes for his skillful fusion of sliding Hip-Hop rhythms with Jazz, Soul and Funk based Electionica. When two creative powers of this magnitude meet, listeners can expect a no less than impressive display of sheer originality..

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Son of Bazerk’s “All Thawed Out’s” coming sooner than you think! Peep their recent “sit down” with the Village Voice HERE.  Brother Trav is probably creaming in his pants as he reads this, LOL!

Today I bring to you one of the most polished up and coming emcee’s out of Detroit known as “Louie P. Newton”. In his music you hear the soul as well as the struggles of Detroit every time Louie raps. His
first release “The Bottom” paints a vivid picture of a man trying to survive. The production, also by Louie, makes this track more symphony than rap music.

Louie P. Newton is putting together an EP that will drop later on in this year towards the winter. This is his first single release. I guarantee if you press play on this track that you will understand all that I say about this track. this track is hip hop. This track is Detroit! Audio and DL after the jump…
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With their latest album, C&U Music Factory, still snatching up acclaim, long-time duo and LA Symphony co-founders Cookbook & Uno Mas hit us with the album’s second single, “Petty”. This time, the self-proclaimed fundamentalists address their discontent for the increasing emergence of hip-hop amateurs. With the help of featured emcee Scarub (of Living Legends), Cookbook & Uno Mas deliver thought-provoking rhymes, not only to discourage the amateurs, but to showcase their own talents as well. “We’re proclaiming that we are still set apart from the masses due to our skill at our craft, and our musicianship,” says the duo on the message behind their latest track.

Produced by Cookbook, the synth-heavy beat is accompanied by well-said verses about the group’s intolerance for the “wack rhyme disease” that seems to be ever-spreading. The song is filled with proud proclamations of their musical integrity, with lines like, “We started this, and we gon’ finish this/ We been a part of this real rap, no images/ Real artists, hard fact, it’s limitless/ Hard flows, these foes lose their grimaces.” It’s clear that Cookbook & Uno Mas prefer truth to mass appeal. “We want people to dig through, and pull out these golden nuggets that exist,” says the group.

“Petty” is featured on Cookbook & Uno Mas’ C&U Music Factory, out now via AudioSketchBook / End Of Earth Records.

Yessir, it’s about that time! Tune in Tonite from 8-11 PM EST as Dart and myself run down some of the finest instrumentals and exclusives in Hip Hop with your host St. Mic. Last week was dope, but judging from the tracklist I just received in my Gmail this week is gonna’ be INSANE! We will have the media player embedded in our header as the showtime approaches Wednesday. Enjoy!!!