Bboy Music from Around the World

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• Rock Steady – Aretha Franklin Aretha Franklin’s “Rock Steady” is one of the most recognizable and retroactively DOPE tracks of the Soul era, from the Soul legend that taught everyone to demand their R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Besides supplying the name to one of the top Bboy Crews in history, Rock Steady Crew (@crazylegsrsc), this Aretha Franklin jam contributes to the Bboy World one ... +
• How I Got Over – The Roots The Roots 2010 masterpiece “How I Got Over” was a major treat for the Bboys and Bgirls as well as Hip-Hop and Funk heads in general. “How I Got Over” is another perfect melding of Hip-Hop and Soul, which we’ve all come to expect from Philly legends The Roots (@theroots) along with Bboy Hero ?uestlove (@questlove), ... +
• Get on the Good Foot – James Brown James Brown’s “Get on the Good Foot” is another in the endless stream of Funky rarities that seem to emerge whenever you go digging in the crates. This video above is also a fine showcase of the dynamic and fluid footwork that made helped to feed the unstoppable legend of James Brown, then know as “the ... +

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• Samssun (Universal Zulu Nation) feat. AyCE International – Now Universal Zulu Nation representer Samssun (@samssunzulu) is on a mission to eradicate wack rap! This “Man on Fire” is determined to bring back the heart of hip-hop and stay true to the essence. Check out his latest video “Now”! From Samsunn’s About.me page: Since the age of eleven, he has been an Emcee, writer, producer, and Hip-Hop purist who has discovered as ... +
• Locksmith – The Green Box Hailing from Richmond, California, Locksmith(@DaLocksmith) has come to make a change and leave his footprints in this game. His lyricism can be described as “unmatched”, one listen and you can tell this is an MC who has put some serious work into his craft. Not only is his skill level sky high, his music contains much ... +
• Traum Diggs – Sax Fifth Avenue Flow Traum Diggs(@TraumDiggs) is coming straight out of Brooklyn bringing that “Sax Fifth Avenue Flow”. This MC is the culmination of all the greats that came before him, from Stevie Wonder, KRS-One to Big Daddy Kane. Traum is known for spitting nothing but the truth! From Traum Digg’s Facebook: Expanding the boundaries of hip-hop’s sound while continuing the ... +

• Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth “T.R.O.Y.” Complex TV’s Magnum Opus Whenever you hear “Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth” mentioned there is one thing that comes to mind, and that is “T.R.O.Y.” This one song is easily one of the most recognizable songs in hip-hop. The level of production by Pete Rock(@PeteRock) and the storytelling by C.L. left the all of us mesmerized. Beyond the pure genius of ... +
• Kid Capri’s Vinyl Collection – Crate Diggers It’s the Kiddddddd Capri! Fuse TV got together with the legendary DJ Kid Capri(@KidCapri101) for this episode of Crate Diggers. Kid Capri takes us on a tour of his studio and shares some of his most treasured vinyl. Watch Kid Capri in action! Peep this interview with Shaheem Reid for Life+Times: Kid Capri’s Bio: In the 1970s, Kid Capri began to attend block ... +
• Special Ed “I Got It Made” Complex TV’s Magnum Opus The Special Ed record “I Got It Made”  is the subject of Complex TV’s new series Magnum Opus. In this episode, Complex TV gives you the behind the scenes story of how this classic record came together. You also hear from various rappers, producers and deejays speak on how this song impacted them. Special Ed was ... +
• Marley Marl ‘Classic Recipes’ – Recreating MC Shan ‘The Bridge’ The good folks over at DubSpot have teamed with legendary Hip-Hop Producer/DJ Marley Marl to cook up a great series called ‘Classic Recipes’. In this series Marley Marl breaks down the history and recreates some of his greatest hits. The legendary DJ also shares his top secret production tips! From DubSpot’s site: In this episode of Classic Recipes, ... +

• Raekwon “The Process” | Complex TV Raekwon the Chef  is one of Hip-Hop’s iconic MC’s. He entered in the game in the early 90′s with his legendary crew The Wu-Tang Clan(@WuTangClan). Since that moment Raekwon(@Raekwon) has continued to drop jewels and create classics time and time again. From ComplexTV’s “The Process”: In the premiere episode of The Process with Peter Rosenberg, Raekwon talks ... +
• Rakim – Redbull Music Academy Lecture Series Rakim aka the God MC considered by many to be the Greatest MC of All Time, has certainly etched his name in hip-hop’s pantheon of the elite. His style and music has left a lasting mark on all mc’s that came after him, being influential on the styles of Nas and Jay-Z. In this clip Redbull ... +
• RZA – “Unspoken Word” + “Protect Ya Neck” – Decoded The legendary RZA (@RZA)of the Wu-Tang Clan (@WuTangClan) and the good folks at Jay-Z’s Life + Times teamed up for this episode of Decoded. RZA proves that not only is he one of the greatest Hip-Hop producers of all time, he its sharpest lyricist  It is only right that he appear in the Decoded series, as most of ... +