
New joint from the "mighty, mighty" D-Block . This is SO tough.

Elite Camp 16th Anniversary from ted sazon on Vimeo.
















So it's been in the works for more than a while and I'm proud to say that the mixtape cd is officially done! The artwork is officially done and the tracklist is all set . This shit is bananas!! The official date of release is still in the air but it's coming soon. Also be on the lookout for the follow up in the works and coming soon. Check it and leave one. 
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New design I drew up with about a week ago. Inspired by a Mahatma Ghandi quote. Check it and leave one.
"Do Me, Baby" is a Prince ballad, the third and final U.S. single from his 1981 album, Controversy. With a running time of almost eight minutes, it is the longest track on the album.
Sung in Prince's falsetto vocals, the soulful track has a distinctive bass guitar line, and is dominated by heavy keyboards and piano. The song is a seductive romp, and honed the artist's signature style with slow-burning numbers. The song features screams and yells of passion by Prince, and a spoken seduction at the end. This song is also notable for the famous, trademark high note at 3:24. It would become a standard of many tours and would often be extended to "tease" the audience. The B-side was fellow Controversy track, "Private Joy". Despite improving upon the hugely popular slow jam approach of Barry White, Teddy Pendergrass and others, the single didn't chart until a remake of the song by R&B singer Meli'sa Morgan went to number one on the R&B charts, and number forty-six on the Hot 100 in 1986. [1] The main reason for Prince's version not charting is because it was a promotional airplay single and was not for sale; this was probably one the earliest examples of an airplay single, a kind of single that would prove very popular in the 1990s. "Do Me Baby" received moderate airplay on R&B stations, but since there were no airplay charts at the time, it was ineligible to chart.
- info via Wikipedia.

So in light of Mother's Day this past Sunday and my mom being out in the Philippines, I decided to make this track my throwback of the day. Off his third solo album, Me Against The World, "Dear Mama" is an ode to Tupac's mother Afeni Shakur, who can also be caught in the beginning of the video flipping through an old photo album. The track was produced by Tony Pizarro and contains a sample off of acclaimed jazz musician Joe Sample's "In All My Wildest Dreams". Pac lets it all out and conveys his gentler side on this heart-felt track about his mother. Loved the feel of this one right here and still do. Check it and leave a comment.
The latest video from the beautiful Ms. Alicia Keys. Lookin sexy as hell in this one(as always), especially the solo shots. Damn.. Lol. Check it and leave a comment.
Also check the official Ron Verb remix below
Unthinkable remix f/ Ron Verbal


