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Here’s a few things that popped up over the weekend. Wale and DJ Semtex got into a little bit of a tiff over a Twitter post. Really? We knew that social networking was wielding new power in the 21st century, but being new to Twitter ourselves, we didn’t know that these things were happening. Call it the chronicle of a beef foretold. In other news, Lil Wayne made a song called Prom Queen, which is different, to say the least. Listen for yourself and make your own decisions. It’s sure to appear on the 600 new Lil Wayne mixtapes due out this week. Need something to listen to instead? Mick Boogie and DJ Unexpected made their Director’s Cut mixtape from 2005 available for free download.

Royce and Busta dropped this freestyle track, which is at least 16 times better than most shit most rappers have been doing. Most everyone had the video from the Slaughterhouse show up at some point, use this if you can’t find it. We were in the building, and it was packed as shit. Turns out the show was a clusterfuck.

The third issue of Foundation Magazine featuring Green Lantern on the cover.This issues covers DJ Rukiz, Maino, P-Cutta, Michael “500″ Watts, Wally Sparks, Superstar Jay, Mick Boogie, Big Lou, Statik Selektah, and JR Writer.

Foundation Magazine was in the building (or more accurately, on the lawn) for this historic DJ Day here in Philly back in September. I think.

Here’s some video Kenny Burns filmed with a couple of dudes we know.

Greetings From Philly: TKBS from KENNY BURNS on Vimeo.

Mick stays busy. Being able to keep up with the big dogs and still keeping an ear out to the streets and the up and coming generation…

1) Mick Boogie “Intro”
2) The Knux “Fire”
3) 88 Keys “Bout To Bus”
4) Treats Speaks…
5) B.o.B “I’ll Be In The Sky”
6) Mickey Factz feat. Curtis Santiago “Automatic”
7) U-N-I “Hollywood Hiatus (Cool It Now)”
Charles Hamilton “It’s”
9) Fashawn “Buyer’s Guide”
10) The Knux “Bang Bang”
11) Treats Speaks…
12) Fresh Daily & Homeboy Sandman “Swerve”
13) Daytona & 6th Sense “Too Complex”
14) Marky “Higher”
15) Cool Kids “Delivery Man”
16) Chip Tha Ripper feat. Naledge, Mickey Factz & Mic Terror “Next Up”
17) B.o.B “Generation Lost”
18) Tanya Morgan “Stay Cool”
19) Charles Hamilton “Hell Boys”
20) Treats Speaks…
21) Izza Kizza “Parking Lot Pimpin”
22) Big Sean “Tomorrow”
23) D-Black & Big Pooh “Top Of The World”
24) Pacific Divison “Wake Up”
25) Donnis “Dope Girl”
26) Supreeme “Roni”
27) The Knux “Cappuccino (Remix)”
28) Nola Darling feat. Fresh Daily “Coco Rico”

Listen

While I’m a little tired of mashups (decent idea, usually poorly executed) Cookin Soul’s OJayZis restored my faith a little. Well the homies Mick Boogie and Terry Urban are set to release Viva La Hova, a Coldplay/Jay Z mash-up. Everyone knows these Mick and Terry always come correct, so I’m definitely going to be checking this one.

Viva la Hova

No Love Coming Home (produced by The Kickdrums)
Falling In Shadows (produced by 6th Sense)
Know My Place (produced by The Amps)
Lost Part 2 (remixed by Mick Boogie)
Cold Success (produced by 9th Wonder)
Science Is Ignorant (produced by Gooch)
Hola Blanco (produced by Garbs Infinite)
Miss Trouble (produced by Judah)
Public Speeding (produced by Cookin’ Soul)
Life of Clocks (produced by Terry Urban)The Reverse Fix (produced by Mick Boogie & nVMe)
Take The Hill (produced by nVMe)A Spy’s Prayer (produced by nVMe)
Yellow Babies (remixed by Terry Urban)
What If We Cry? (produced by Remot)
Back At My Place (produced by Remot)
Lost Part 1 (produced by Coldplay)

Check out www.vivalahova.com for more info.

Pressplayfashionfoward.com and Foundation Magazine present a new mixtape called Digital Underground Online & Unsigned. This mixtape is the start of an online mixtape series of unsigned artists showcasing their talent. The artists on this mixtape were handpicked by Mick Boogie and Terry Urban. Enjoy!

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