I decided to put a playlist together of a few of my favorite submissions throughout the 2011 year. Of course i could have loaded this list with 50 tracks, but i wanted to keep it moderate. I unfortunately couldn’t add any of the dope videos that were submitted either. But nevertheless, I had this Mixcloud profile that hadn’t been used since I released a blogtape about the same time last year, so I decided to put it to use. This was a quick gather, so don’t trip if your track is not in the list. Know that I dig all of the tracks I post on this site. So, enjoy… Read the rest of this entry »
I met Skyy on Twitter and discovered that we shared a passion for helping talented independent artist get heard. Skyy is the founder of Skyyhookradio.com, a online radio show dedicated to playing music from independent hip hop and R&B artists. With a team of radio personalities representing every corner of the U.S., Skyyhook Radio is rapidly expanding and destined to become a formidable force in online radio.
So I decided to put together a lil mixtape/ compilation/ ep or whatever it’s being called these days, for your listening pleasure. It was a most difficult task choosing which artists to put on it, because I really like every artists that has ever been posted on this blog. Nevertheless, it’s done. And i plan to do more. Most of the material is new, and rest have been posted on the blog before. If you want to find out more about these artists, just type their names in the search bar.
In this podcast I touch on the importance of building a team to help you achieve your goals. And as always, I give you a good dose of some dope indie hip hop music.
Eljay Williams is a screenwriter, director, and most importantly, a big supporter of independent hip hop artists. He’s the creator of a documentary that profiles independent emcees, producers, b-boys and graffiti artists. These documentaries are called The Stand On Demand, and they have been on Comcast, in the Atlanta, for the last 3 years. I caught up with Eljay to find out more about his passion for hip hop and to ask him about what he has in store for the future. This is that interview.
In this Indie Wenzday Podcast, I discuss the networking that has been been occurring between the hip hop artists who have been posted on IndieHipHop.net.
In this podcast I discuss some future innovations to the blog that will give artist an opportunity to earn money with their posts. And as always there’s some dope music from some very talented, independent hip hop artists.
Hey! It’s another Indie Wenzday podcast. In this podcast I reflect this blog just recently becoming a year old, the future of indiehiphop.net and a few other ramblings. Oh yeah…there’s also some great music from some very talented hip hop artists!
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