Only adults are admitted. Nobody younger than 18 can hire or listen to Psykhomantus in the club or your speakers with this rating. The DJ under this category do not have limitation on the bad language that is used. Hard Beats are generally allowed, and strong Scratchin/Beat Juggling along with Body Tricks activity is also allowed. Scenes of strong real sex may be permitted if justified by a fly groupie.
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Matthew Quest with Sola Rosa, Esperanza Spalding, Profisee, Nasty P, Ill Behaviour Music Group, Muslim Alim, Wayan Zoey, Q-Tip, Yasiin Bey, DJ Rasteri, 10 Dollar Shake and loads more!
+ special guest Psykhomantus with an exclusive mixtape...
What more can I say, I was shocked when I heard that MCA passed away last week, another great Hip Hop Icon gone due to cancer. Just like any Hip Hop fan or supporter I started reminiscing my first knowledge of the Beastie Boys and realise that "Licensed To Ill" (Def Jam 1986) was my first album I got with my own money. I was 11 yr's old then, my first Def Jam album and having something from Def Jam Records meant something back then. I've done many tribute mixtapes (J Dilla, Guru, Gill-Scott Heron, Heavy D) but this really felt different cause it really feels like I've lost someone from my Family now knowing their first album was my jump off to many albums that i have now. Beastie Boys recorded 8 albums which is why I called it "Paul's Nasty Check Your Head Licensed To Ill Communication To The 5 Boroughs Hot Sauce Mix-Up". Well! I just couldn't just call it "The Best Of Beastie Boys" now, M-Rock already done that and a list of other DJ's whose paying their respect have too. This mixtape is mostly all their singles from "Licensed To Ill" all the way to "Hot Sauce Committee Part 2". I dedicate this Mixtape to MCA's family, Friends, close ones and fans.
Rest In Power M.C.A
Beastie Boys: "Paul's Nasty Check Your Head Licensed To Ill Communication To The 5 Boroughs Hot Sauce Mix-Up"
Intro
The New Style Pt 2
The New Style Pt 1
Sure Shot
Get It Together ft Q-Tip
Hold It Now, Hit It
Remote Control
Roots Down
Paul Revere
Pass The Mic
So What' Cha Want (So Assassin Remix) ft B Real
Skit
Triple Trouble
Three MCs and One DJ
Intergalactic
The Negotiation Limerick File (Handsome Boy Modelling School Make Over)
The Negotiation Limerick File
Body Movin'
Finger Licking' Good
Shambala
Brass Monkey
Ch-Check It Out
Now Get Busy
Skit
Too Many Rappers ft Nas
Right Right Now Now
Shadrach
An Open Letter To NYC
You Gotta Fight For Your Right (To Party)
Girls
Make Some Noise
No Sleep Till Brooklyn
It's been a while since I've done a hardcore Hip Hop mix tape and no better way is to return back and add another mix of my favourite producer/DJ of all times, DJ Premier. I did a best of... DJ Premier back in 2005 (Work Of Mart) which is still a free download if you sign up with www.mixcrate.com/psykhomantus and it's a double digital mixtape. As for this Bonus mix, it just carries on from where I left the last one and focus more from 2006 to 2012 of DJ Premiers work as he still produces hardcore underground street hits. This mixtape features AZ, Blaq Poet, Bun D, Bumpy Knuckles, EdO G, Joell Ortiz, Kanye West, KRS 1, Lady Of Rage, Ludacris, MC Eiht, Nas, Nick Javas, NYG'z, Rakim, Rex, Slick Rick, Show & AG, Skyzoo, Termanology, and Torae.
This Mixtape is only made for those that can handle the hard beats and hard rhymes, not made for the weak hearted.
Hello all. “ROC FOR RAIDA”, my tribute to the GRAND MASTER ROC RAIDA aka Anthony Williams, officially drops TODAY!
It’s not about me this year. It’s about Raida, his wife Tye and their 3 kids (Tia, Nyra and Asia). Proceeds from the mixtape sales will be donated to Raida’s family. You can order your copy at http://www.djrobswift.com/music/
I’d like to thank the following individuals for providing me with the means to ROC FOR RAIDA!
Rane: Linda Arink, Dean Standing, Mike May and the rest of the Rane staff. You were the first to step up to the plate and facilitate me with the help I needed to put this project together. Your generosity is what propelled “Roc For Raida” from the start. I appreciate what Rane has done for me, and continues to do for Roc Raida and his family, more than words will ever describe. The difference between Rane and other companies is Rane actually cares about the DJ community. Thank you…
Scratch DJ Academy: Rob Principe, DJ Noumenon, Meredith Charney and the entire Scratch DJ Academy family. Key word in the previous sentence is FAMILY. I feel that close to you all. On September 19, 2009, approximately 14 hours after I saw Raida for the last time, I found myself at Scratch DJ Academy, teaching a new generation of DJs an art form that literally defined my relationship with Raida. I guess it’s fitting that when the news broke about Raida’s death that day, I was at Scratch Academy with FAMILY!
Mista Sinista, Total Eclipse & DJ Precision: When I asked ya’ll for help putting together this tribute, YOU ALL SHOWED UP! “That’s what the X is about, helping each other out!” Roc Raida said that!
Focused Noise: My homey Erik “GenErik” Abel… damn dude, you’ve literally been my right hand man in all of this. Your enthusiasm, focus and overall assistance in spreading the word about “Roc For Raida” has been so pivotal. I appreciate your presence in my life and the affect it’s had on my career. Thanks so much man.
Peanut Butter No Jelly Productions: Joe Pacheco, the hype surrounding “RFR” wouldn’t be what it is if it wasn’t for the amazing job you did shooting and editing the video trailer:
Thank you sir. I truly appreciate you!!!
The Artists: Rizz Kandee (CD art work), Alex Kwong (Cover photo) and “Store” aka Simon K. Burt (Roc Raida mural). This project would not be having the impact it’s having on many people if it wasn’t for the optics! Thank you fellas!
Wifey: Tess! I’m rarely home these days, constantly traveling or teaching at Scratch Academy. When I am home, I’m in front of my laptop for hours or I’m driving you crazy! Come to think about it, you’re the reason why I met Joe Pacheco in the first place. Your support for me, my career and all the baggage that comes with it has been unflinching! I love you for that babes! Thanks for being my rock!!!
Scion: Jeri Yoshizu, Daniel Hall, and the entire Scion staff. If it weren’t for Scion, I wouldn’t be touring this beautiful country of hours spreading Raida’s legacy. Your generosity is DEEPLY appreciated by me and my fans!!!
Mind Blowing Productions: Nestor Jimenez, thank you for helping me expose “RFR” to the beautiful people of China. Now let’s conquer South America, LOL. I think we’re on the verge of greatness. I appreciate your punctuality and dependability sir.
Honoroble mentions: X-men, X-ecutioners, Lothar (Daily Operation Agency), Christie Z. Pabon (Tools Of War), Tamia Truong, DJ Platurn, DJ JS-1, John Carluccio, Lesage & Casper (Old Dirty Sundays), Erin Larson, Dart Adams, Big Ghost Fase, Tiffany Lee, Jay Craig, Jenny McFarland, Anthony Culverwell, Charles Stallings, Steven Sampson, Luis Torres, Markus Rubrecht, Matthew Lambert, Andrew Song, Kenneth Diaz, Alfonzo Thomas, Timothy Lane, Adam Umbenhen, Michael Eigenmann, Edward Branch, Ryan Proctor, Juan Sertima, Omar Caldwell, Brian Dowling, Kunaal Bhalla, Omi Soda, writers/bloggers/magazines that have covered RFR… All of you have helped me jump start “Roc For Raida” the right way. Whether it was an email blast, tweet, booking or something as simple as a paypal purchase… Know that Raida’s smiling down on you all from heaven, thankful you’ve played a roll in continuing his legacy.
