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This music video was made "4 da South." Thanks Everybody for all y'all support. I got some big thangs planned 4 2006. Messege From Lil Daddy. The Hustler - First of all, I wanna thank everybody who buys my music, whether you buy it outta my trunk, from Itunes, Yahoo, from Sam Goody, or wherever. When you get it this way, you get it raw and uncensored, straight From the hood, straight from my streets. I don't RAP about nothing that I don't know about so when you hear it from me, you gettin' the real from MY BLOCK, from Lil' Daddy aka "The Hustler."
Lil' Daddy: "Dime a Dozen (Clean Version)"
All the way from the deepest of the "Dirty South" town of Fitzgerald, Georgia, Lil' Daddy (aka "The Hustler") has taken his rap skills and his real life stories and the HOT beats of Tedd Flash & Bill Dolla, and has put the hottest album of clubbangers' cuts like "G.T.H.", "4 Da South" and "Dime A Dozen" together. This album also contains hot underground street cuts like "Annie Belle", "25th Psalms" and "Felonies". Lil' Daddy (aka "The Hustler") is the realest, and one of the best rappers in the South because he'll give you the hustler's story STRAIGHT FROM THA STREETS. Now here is a special version made for download.com of the song "DIME A DOZEN". For more info, go to ww.lildaddymusic.com
A sexy invite from electro-soul master Jamie Lidell, in a video directed by Fredric D.
The video has arrived for the first single from the forthcoming album by The Bumblebeez. The track is called Dr. Love, the video was directed by Tom Kuntz and it will BLOW YOUR MIND.
Based on a true story, this melancholic rock-ballad is about the problems between a father and child. And finally there's not really a happy end.
The Somnambulants: "Take It On"
Stylistically, The Somnambulants are even more driven by cinematic influence, as evidenced in their lyrical imagery and spacious production. Joseph White built the first Somnambulants songs from music soundtrack pieces composed during his tenure as a film student. In fact, their name was taken from the somnambulist character Cesare - in the 1920 German film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Its fitting, therefore, that the title track from their previous album, Evacuation, appeared in the soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated film Half Nelson (Lakeshore Records).
The amazing director's cut of this eerie Aphex Twin favorite was the brainchild of filmmaker Chris Cunningham.
This is a music video of the group Talento Skondi from Bonaire. The Video is made on the beautiful island of Bonaire. Watch it!
The 404 461: Where we turn down the ugly knob
Russ Frushtick from MTV's Multiplayer blog joins us on today's episode of The 404 Podcast to give us the rundown of this month's upcoming video game releases, but first we have to give a quick head nod to the Yankees for winning the World Series and, of course, Matsui for coming through with the MVP of the series.
Hot Swedish electro artists The Knife?s third studio album Silent Shout will be in stores on July 25th. Based in Stockholm, Sweden The Knife create subversive, shape-shifting soundscapes that defy categorization. Moving between realms, from highly danceable to tightly intimate spaces, theirs is music left of center and on the avant tip. Silent Shout, The Knife's third album, debuted at #1 on the Swedish charts. Mute will release Silent Shout, The Knife's first domestic release on July 25, 2006. "Silent Shout," the first single and title track, will be released on 12" and CD June 27, 2006 and features remixes from Shinedoe, Troy Pierce and more. Brother and sister, Olof Dreijer and Karin Dreijer Andersson, began making music together as The Knife in 1999, releasing records under their label Rabid Records. Deftly utilizing technology to strip, break down, defile, rebuild, and renew, their self-titled debut album The Knife, released in 2001, was followed by a soundtrack for the independent film Hannah med H, and their second artist album, Deep Cuts, both in 2003. The Knife is also famously responsible for penning ?Heartbeats?, a soul-tugging track made popular by Mute label-mate (and fellow Swede) Jose Gonzalez.
