Nas – Brooklyn Radio

100% Nas

DJ Stikmand is back with a long overdue next episode of his 100% series featuring none other than the lyrical legend, that is Nas! DOWNLOAD 100% Nas Tracklist: 01 Live At The Barbeque 02 N.Y. State Of Mind 03 N.Y. State Of Mind, Pt. II 04 I Gave You Power 05 Made You Look 06…

Mass Appeal and WeWork Present: Live at the BBQ NYC

The inaugural Live at the BBQ will take place on Monday, July 25 from 5pm-10pm at SummerStage, Central Park (5th Ave @ 69th Street). Artists confirmed to perform include Ty Dolla $ign, Danny Brown, Machine Gun Kelly, and Fashawn, among others. The event will be hosted by the “Live at the BBQ” legend himself, Nas,…

A Powerful Voice on the Rise: Shamir

Twenty year-old singer/songwriter Shamir Bailey is a force to be reckoned with. He has been noticed and praised for his remarkable singing voice, yet he is difficult to place in a box. Critic Jamieson Cox writing for Pitchfork compared Shamir’s unique voice and style to “…Prince masquerading as Camille and the cracking adolescent soul of…

De La Soul feat. Nas “God it”

De La Soul asked their fans to show some love and help them with the budget for the next album by way of a kickstarter campaign. The result: almost half a million collected with a little more than a week left to contribute!! To say thanks, they drop a non-album cut featuring none other than…

Pete Rock’s Time Is Illmatic (Mixtape)

Pete Rock celebrates the recent release of Nas’ Time Is Illmatic documentary with this special 45-minute mix. I was motivated to produce this mixtape because ‘Time Is Illmatic’ is a part of hip hop history that everyone should know about; and have in both their music and now film collection.

Radio Edit 104 – Rap Shit

Episode 104 of The Radio Edit, “Rap Shit” brings your regular fix of New York rap with a sprinkling of surprises. Tune in for classic freestyles, mixtape gems and unforgettable album cuts from Big Pun, Cam’ron, Nas, NORE, Redman, The Lox, Pusha T, Gang Starr and more.

Funky DL – Jazzmatic [Nas Remixes]

Imagine this: It’s the late 1930’s and your local jazz club is packed to the brim with people awaiting the rapper Nas and his jazz musicians (orchestrated by Funky DL) along with featured artists to come and play a 10-track set to forever be remembered… This ain’t no half hearted mash up or blend compilation.