Nottz recently released this two-disc compilation mixtape featuring real DJs laying down real cuts (DJ Rhettmatic, happy belated born day brotha! and DJ I.N.C.). MCs include Fearce Villan (of Dyme Def), DMP, Marv Won, Skyzoo and more plus production by Mr. Porter, Kleph Dollaz, Kino Beatz, Numonics, Nottz and much more!
Used to be a title showing a capability to mix and scratch existing music to create a new sound (the equivalent of the digital match-up artists of today), but now anyone who has made a track line-up on a tape or burned CD has the same talent of the self-proclaimed narcissistic DJs of today who for some reason buy their material on LP even though all they’re doing is fading at the end of one track into the beginning of the next.
Emcee/Producer Ron Rico hailing out of Baltimore MD, displays a raw rap style while the beat delivers an old school feel with heavy drums and a Rock driven sample. Ron’s latest material will give his fans a chance to know him as an emcee thus the birth of his first single “This Is Something” featuring Nottz Raw.
On March 9th, House Shoes got a lightbulb. And when House Shoes gets a lightbulb, it’s usually pretty flawless. So with a bunch of Biggie acapellas in his possession, the Detroit DJ/producer reached out to a couple of his friends (Nottz, Waajeed, 14KT, Quelle Chris, Khrysis, Nameless, etc) and had them do what they do best. Stream/download the end result after the jump.
The actor turnt rapper enlists Blu and Fred the Godson on the latest Nottz-produced leak from his upcoming mixtape, In Grind We Trust, now dropping February 19th. X. UPDATE: After the jump, catch Realm kicking some bars on Sway In The Morning.
Before we get his next official single, Scoe links up with Nottz one more time. Also, dude is running for Power106′s Who’s Next? series. Click here to vote.
After hitting the net with the Kendrick Lamar-assisted “Thank You,” Scoe enlists Nottz to produce the second single off his upcoming album Tha Influence.
Durte Muzik Prahdukshuns and Nottz drop a new set of visuals from their latest freelease, which is out now. Now if only we can convince Nottz and Kardinal Offishall to let their project loose…
#2DopePremiere. Nottz’ OG crew re-appropriate some of his beats for other artists for their own whims on their first project together in a few years. Definitely can’t wait to push play on this one. Tracklist and link down bottom.
