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STRANGE FRUIT PROJECT (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
20-Jul-2006
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Led by MCs Myone and Myth and producer Symbolyc One (a.k.a. S1), Waco, Texas, trio Strange Fruit Project inhabit the musical house that Main Source, Tribe, and Gang Starr built, the same abode that late-’90s True School artists Mass Influence, Unspoken Heard, and Slum Village remodeled.
MUSIC BITS: Busy Premo; Jay-Z’s anniversary concert and HP ad; Tupac Legacy Tour; RL is trippin’; "40 Cal." taken (Eurweb)
25-Jun-2006
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*Super producer DJ Premier is quietly stacking his paper via new collaborations with Christina Aguilera, Amerie and Nas. The Gang Starr veteran produced Aguilera’s current single, “Ain’t No Other Man,” and is looking forward to even more soulful connections with the singer in the future.
Interview: Inspectah Deck (AskMen)
18-Apr-2006
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As a member of the influential Wu-Tang Clan, Inspectah Deck has made a name for himself thanks to his work with Gang Starr and Tupac. With the release of his latest album, The Movement , Inspectah is sure to discover big-time fame... again.
More pop artists turning to rap producers (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
19-Mar-2006
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DJ Premier was surprised when he got the phone call last spring. It was RCA Records, saying that Christina Aguilera wanted the producer, best known for his gritty work with rap heavyweights Gang Starr, the Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, Nas and KRS-One, to work on the pop singer's forthcoming album.
More pop artists turning to rap producers
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19-Mar-2006
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Reuters - DJ Premier was surprised when he got
the phone call last spring. It was RCA Records, saying that
Christina Aguilera wanted the producer, best known for his
gritty work with rap heavyweights Gang Starr, the Notorious
B.I.G., Jay-Z, Nas and KRS-One, to work on the pop singer's
forthcoming album.
Do This! (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
13-Mar-2006
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TONIGHT Cheap, hot sax Greg Osby has worked with jazz greats such as Herbie Hancock and Cassandra Wilson, not to mention some of hip-hop's finest, including Gang Starr rapper Guru. Visitors to the Art Museum's "Art After 5" series are in for a real treat as the critically acclaimed, progressive sax man toots his own horn tonight for two shows, at 5:45 and 7:15. The St. Louis native is on tour in
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