The new mixtape by my homies and Ozone veterans Critical Madness features a track I produced and rhymed on, “Big Fish,” from the Caveman Theory album. One of my favorite tracks I ever did, I’m glad they decided to include it in the mix. Make sure to download the mixtape for free and keep your eyes on CM. Their official debut album, “Brining Out The Dead” will be dropping soon on Domination Recordings.
Free Download: Critical Madness “Organ Donors” Mixtape
PEACE!
If Hip Hop wasn’t so caught up in auto-tuning hooks and making TV stars into rappers then the whole world would be looking at my next interview victim, Godamus Rhyme. The man does it all, like Magic Johnson sweeping the floor after the game, writes, produces, engineers, is in a group and does the solo thing. He brings it all to the table like a waiter at a buffet, and even with hip hop currently hand selecting makeshift artists it won’t be long until the whole nation knows about Godamus Rhyme. This is 7 questions with Godamus Rhyme…
Godamus gets featured as the cover story in the 8/27-9/2 edition of the Orlando Weekly. For those who don’t know, the Weekly is one of the most well known arts, entertainment, and nightlife publications available in Orlando. Click the link below to read the article.
“Rhyme Directive: Orlando’s Godamus Rhyme navigates the space between.”
This song is basically my thoughts on the whole Jay-Z “D.O.A” controversy or whatever you want to call it. I dig autotune. I’m a fan of T-Pain and liked “808′s & Heartbreak.” I do however feel that lots of people mis-use it. Check the song by clicking the link below.
I know this is my blog/website, and I’m mostly using it to promote myself, but I like to share. So from time to time I will make posts trying to give some shine to other artists, labels, orgonizations and whatnot that I am involved with or a fan of. Today is one of those days. I’m a music junkie and just gave my iPod a massive update this morning and wanted to just throw out some of the artists/albums that I’m bumpin right now or looking forward to bumping. Most you should have heard of (unless you’re living under a rock), but unfamiliar. So hear it goes:
Drake – So Far Gone
Donny Goines – The Breakfast Club
Roc C & IMAKEMADBEATS – The Transcontinental
Shinobi Stalin – Zombie Skool
Grieves & Budo – 88 Keys and Counting
The Kid Daytona – Daytona 500
Rhema Soul – Dope Beats Good News
D.P. – Forty Eight Hours
Outasight – From There to Here
Macklemore – The Language of My World
Skyzoo – The Power of Words
Keelay & Zaire – Ridin High
If u see some cats you’re unfamiliar wit, hop on google and look em up. You won’t be dissapointed.
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The man himself, Kevin Nottingham, was kind enough to extend a helping hand to our camp and granted Godamus an interview as well as featuring the new mixtape, The Adventures of Rhyme & Sense, on his blog. Click the link to see what was discussed.
So yeah… The original plan was to drop this tuesday. But with the ever changing blogosphere bein what it is, I decided to act fast and drop this today! GET IT NOW!!! Here’s the link and press release that was just sent out…
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?onlwmygzkzz FREE DOWNLOAD!
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First came “It’s A 6th Sense Beat Yo!”, Today “It’s Notherground Music!!”, And Now…
Fresh on the heels of 2 great bodies of work by NYC Producer 6th Sense (“It’s a 6th Sense Beat Yo!” and “It’s Notherground Music!!”) comes “The Adventures of Rhyme & Sense.”
Upon downloading 6th Sense’s mix and reviewing the contents, Godamus quickly determined that ten was not enough. “Once I heard the quality of the music, I knew I had to kill every beat on there,” he says. “Who else would be crazy enough?”
Godamus worked tirelessly to complete the ambitious effort. After first putting pen to paper on March 2nd, he emerged a month later with a fully completed project. “It took me about 2 weeks to write. The rest of the time was spent in the studio and doing the art,” he notes. “I could have done it faster, but I also work a 9 to 5.”
Inspired by the variety of sounds that 6 th Sense brought to the table, Godamus used The Adventures of Rhyme & Sense as an aural playground to showcase his artistic abilities, using his skills as a rapper and singer to offer a variety of stories, social commentaries, and a healthy amount of shit-talking to the mix.
“He went in,” 6th Sense says about the project. “I can’t believe he actually did the whole thing. Respect.”
“6th Sense has so many different styles; it really allowed me to just experiment. Dude’s beats just had a real dope vibe,” Godamus says. “For the first time in a long time, all I had to worry about was being an emcee and rocking out to the tracks. I wrote ten tracks in the first day, and I’ve NEVER done that before. So it was definitely a challenge, but it brought out the best in me.”
Welcome to the new GodamusRhyme.com. I decided to go with the blog format for the new site because it’ll be way easier for me to keep it updated so all of you can stay up on what’s happening.
I plan to have alot of news for you all in the coming months! This is not the official launch. That will come next Tuesday when I finally drop The Adventures of Rhyme & Sense which many of you have been waiting for. SOON! I promise.
I’ll also be using this site to promote other artists and things of interest to me. Basically anything I think is dope or possibly of interest to y’all can showup here. Stay tuned!
-godamus
