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Akala - Bit By Bit 2. Doomman - Celebrate Life - No Apologies (EXCLUSIVE) 3. Kano - Nite Nite 4. Kano Feat Craig David - This Is The Girl 5. Lady Libra - All Up In My Business - Xcite Recordings 6. Newflesh - Wherever We Go 7. 3Face - Different World 8. Execution Squad - Number 1 9. U.S.F Featuring Vader - The Shinobi Ep 10. Cassell & Smasher - Sound Like This
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Strictly UK!! Underground & Commercial tunes... Hip Hop - Hip Hop means the whole culture of the movement.. when you talk about rap..Rap is part of the hip hop culture..The emceeing..The djaying is part of the hip hop culture. The dressing the languages are all part of the hip hop culture.The break dancing the b-boys, b-girls ..how you act, walk, look, talk are all part of hip hop culture.. and the music is colorless.. Hip Hop music is made from Black, brown, yellow, red, white.. whatever music that gives you the grunt.. that funk.. that groove or that beat.. It's all part of hip hop.... - Afrika Bambaataa RnB - While the term remains in use as a category designation by some radio programmers and record retailers, the epoch of rhythm and blues (or R&B) truly spans the late 1940s to the early 1960s. As the term suggests, R&B was a combination of the swinging rhythm of jazz and other “race” music with the lyrical content, sonic gestures, and format of the blues. Its early days were dominated by high-energy bandleader-musicians such as Louis Jordan and Johnny Otis, but R&B at its height was largely a vocal form. The vocal-oriented exponents of R&B include the doo-wop groups of the 1950s, such as the Moonglows and the Penguins, and solo vocal artists such as Ruth Brown and Jackie Wilson. Perhaps equally important, the unexpected melding of R&B with country and western (or “hillbilly”) music in the mid-1950s gave birth to rock and roll. Later still, in the mid-1960s, R&B would become soul music, as illustrated by the long, varied careers of artists such as James Brown
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