Name	Tha Blaqprint
Type	Album
Artist	Blaq Poet
Cover	Tha Blaqprint.jpg
Released	June 30, 2009
Recorded	2006-2009
Genre	Hip hop
Length	51:52
Label	Year Round Records, Fat Beats Records
Producer	DJ Premier, Easy Mo Bee, Gemcrates
Last album	''Rewind: Deja Screw''(2006)
This album	''Tha Blaqprint''(2009)
Next album	''Best That Neva Did It''(TBA)
Misc	}}

[ link] |rev2=HipHopDX|rev2Score= link |rev3=PopMatters|rev3Score= link |rev4=The Message Blog |rev4Score=(94/100) link |rev5=Time Out|rev5Score= link |rev6=Remixmag |rev6Score= link |rev7=HipHopSite.Com |rev7Score= }} ''Tha Blaqprint'' is the second studio album by American Queensbridge hip hop rapper Blaq Poet, released June 30, 2009 on DJ Premier's record label ''Year Round Records'' via ''Fat Beats Records''. It features guest appearances by the also Year Round Records signed group NYGz and Nick Javas, Capone-N-Noreaga member N.O.R.E., Imani Montana, Lil' Fame from M.O.P., and the late Screwball member KL. The album was entirely produced by DJ Premier, except for two tracks: "U Phucc’d Up", produced by Easy Mo Bee, and "Sichuwayshunz", produced by Gemcrates. Several tracks have been released on various mixtapes, such as "Blaq Out" or "No Talent Required", dating all the way back to 2006. The album's lead single, "Ain't Nuttin' Changed", has been released in February 2009. There's also a remix version to the single, released in June 2009. It features verses by MC Eiht from Compton's Most Wanted and Young Maylay from Ice Cube's Lench Mob Records. Blaq Poet is currently working on an album with producer Stu Bangas from Guns-N-Butter to be released on Stu's label Brutal Music.

Tracklist CD 1[link]

All songs produced by DJ Premier, except for track 2 by Easy Mo Bee and track 9 by Gemcrates

#	Title	Guest Performer(s)	Samples	Time
1	"I-Gititin"			*Big Shug - "Tha Way It Iz" (Vocals)	3:48
2	"U Phucc’d Up"	KL		* Melba Moore - "The Facade"	3:36
3	"Ain’t Nuttin Changed"			7th Wonder (band)>7th Wonder - "Daisy Lady"	* Patti Drew - "Hundreds And Thousands Of Guys"	* Four Tops - "Ain't No Woman (Like The One I've Got)"	* 50 Cent Feat. Akon - "I'll Still Kill" (vocals by Akon)	3:39
4	"What’s The Deal?"			* Blaq Poet - "Message from Poet" (Vocals)	* McFadden & Whitehead - "That Let's Me Know I'm In Love"	3:06
5	"Legendary Pt. 1"	Nick Javas, NYGz		* 2Pac - "Heartz Of Men" (vocals)	* The Notorious B.I.G. - "Warning" (vocals)	* Nas - "Get Down" (vocals)	3:34
6	"Hood Crazy"			3:55
7	"Voices"			* Grover Washington Jr. - "Masterpiece"	3:41
8	"Hate"	N.O.R.E.		* Main Source - "Looking At The Front Door" (vocals)	* Wu-Tang Clan - "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'" (vocals by Inspectah Deck)	3:11
9	"Sichuwayshunz"			* Millie Jackson - "How Do You Feel the Morning After"	4:17
10	"Stretch Marks & Cigarette Burns"	Panchi, Imani Montana		3:20
11	"S.O.S."			* Billy Strange - "Run Away"	3:27
12	"Let The Guns Blow"			Nancy Wilson (jazz singer)>Nancy Wilson - "All In Love Is Fair"	2:37
13	"Don’t Give A Fucc"			* Reinhardt Wagner - "Les Tueurs"	2:55
14	"Rap Addiction"			* Eric B. & Rakim - "I Ain't No Joke" (vocals by Rakim)	Black Moon - "Two Turntables & A Mic" (vocals by Buckshot (rapper)>Buckshot)	* Amy Winehouse - "Rehab" (vocals)	3:39
15	"Never Goodbye"			*Mammatapee! - "Girl, I Wanna Get Right Up Next To You"	The Jackson 5>Jackson 5 - "Never Can Say Goodbye"	3:00

Tracklist CD 2 (Instrumentals)[link]

All songs produced by DJ Premier, except for track 2 by Easy Mo Bee and track 9 by Gemcrates

#	Title	Performer(s)	Samples	Time
1	"I-Gititin"	*Instrumental*		3:48
2	"U Phucc’d Up"	*Instrumental*		3:36
3	"Ain’t Nuttin Changed"	*Instrumental*		* 7th Wonder - "Daisy Lady"	* Patti Drew - "Hundreds And Thousands Of Guys"	* Four Tops - "Ain't No Woman (Like The One I've Got)"	3:39
4	"What’s The Deal?"	*Instrumental*		* Blaq Poet - "Message From Poet"	* McFadden & Whitehead - "That Let's Me Know I'm In Love"	3:06
5	"Legendary Pt. 1"	*Instrumental		3:34
6	"Hood Crazy"	*Instrumental*		3:55
7	"Voices"	*Instrumental*		* Grover Washington Jr. - "Masterpiece"	3:41
8	"Hate"	*Instrumental*		3:11
9	"Sichuwayshunz"	*Instrumental*		4:17
10	"Stretch Marks & Cigarette Burns"	*Instrumental*		3:20
11	"S.O.S."	*Instrumental*		* Billy Strange - "Run Away"	3:27
12	"Let The Guns Blow"	*Instrumental*		Nancy Wilson (jazz singer)>Nancy Wilson - "All In Love Is Fair"	2:37
13	"Don’t Give A Fucc"	*Instrumental*		* Reinhardt Wagner - "Les Tueurs"	2:55
14	"Rap Addiction"	*Instrumental*		3:39
15	"Never Goodbye"	*Instrumental*		* Mammatapee! - "Girl, I Wanna Get Right Up Next To You"	3:00

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Name	DJ Premier
Background	non_performing_personnel
Birth name	Christopher Edward Martin
Origin	Houston, Texas, USA
Birth date	March 21, 1966
Birth place	Houston, Texas, United States
Instrument	Drum machineKeyboardSamplerTurntable
Genre	Hip hop, East Coast Hip Hop
Occupation	Record producer, DJ
Years active	1984present
Label	Wild Pitch/EMI (1987–1990)Chrysalis/EMI (1991–1998)Virgin/EMI (1998–2003)Year Round (2003–)
Associated acts	Gang Starr Foundation, M.O.P., Royce da 5'9", Christina Aguilera, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Nas, Kool G Rap, Blaq Poet, Apathy, Big L, Bun B, D.I.T.C., Game, Termanology, AZ, Buckshot LeFonque, Mobb Deep, Torae
Website	}}

Christopher Edward Martin (born March 21, 1966), better known by his stage name DJ Premier (also known as Preem, Premo, or Primo for short), is an American record producer and DJ, and was the instrumental half of the hip hop duo Gang Starr, together with emcee Guru. Born in Houston and raised in Prairie View, Texas, he has lived in Brooklyn, New York, for much of his professional career. ''Rolling Stone'' identified Premier as arguably Hip-Hop's greatest producer of all time.

''The Source'' named DJ Premier one of the five greatest producers in hip-hop history, while the editors of About.com ranked him #1 on their Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers list. He also made the "Finals" in the search for The Greatest Hip-Hop Producer of All Time by ''Vibe''. He attended Prairie View A&M; University.

Productions [link]

Premier is known for producing all of Gang Starr's songs as well as many of the Gang Starr Foundation's songs. His work also includes production for heavyweight rappers such as (alphabetic order) Apathy, Big L, Bun B, Canibus, D.I.T.C., Fat Joe, Game, Jay-Z, Kanye West, KRS-One, Lord Finesse, M.O.P., Mos Def, Nas, Rakim, Royce Da 5'9", The LOX, The Notorious B.I.G., Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, rock band Limp Bizkit, Big L, Big Daddy Kane, Ill Bill, Joell Ortiz, and pop/R&B; singer Christina Aguilera, among many others.

Premier collaborated with MC Jeru the Damaja on the album ''The Sun Rises in the East'', released in 1994, as well as the 1996 follow-up, ''Wrath of the Math''. Also from the Gang Starr Foundation, Premier produced and supervised Group Home's ''Livin' Proof''; although overlooked at the time of its 1995 release, the album has since come to find similar acclaim. Among others in that are closely tied to the Gang Starr Foundation who have worked with DJ Premier include Afu Ra, Bahamadia, Krumbsnatcha, Big Shug, Smiley the Ghetto Child, and NYGz. He recently produced the majority of Blaq Poet's ''Tha Blaqprint'' in 2009 and will produce the entirety of NYGz debut album.

Style and influences [link]

DJ Premier's style of production epitomizes the New York sound of his earlier peers. He is known for sampling jazz, funk, and soul artists, as well as sampling an artist's past work when creating a new track for that same artist. For example, on Jay-Z's "So Ghetto", from the 1999 album, ''Vol. 3… Life and Times of S. Carter'', Premier samples an older Jay-Z song, 1997's "Who You Wit II". In addition, his encyclopedic memory of hip-hop lyrics allows him to distinctively speak with his hands by scratching in lyrics from several different songs to construct new phrases. Premier's beats are known for his oft-imitated combinations of short vocal samples, often from multiple artists, to create a chorus. Premier has also experimented with atonal samples that are not confined to soul, jazz, and funk. For example, he sampled chopped up seminal electro-acoustic music from the 1960s on the track “Mental Stamina” by Jeru the Damaja.

In an interview with ''XXL Magazine'', DJ Premier was asked how his sound evolved, to which he replied, "Marley Marl is my number one inspiration. Jam Master Jay, Mixmaster Ice and UTFO. Grandmaster D and Whodini. DJ Cheese, Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa. Jazzy Jay, even Cut Creator. Seeing them do what they do. It’s black music, it’s black culture, it comes from the ghetto. How can you not relate to ghetto people when that’s the rawest form of blackness? Even though it’s not a good place in regards to the economy and how bad people have it in the neighborhood, the realism’s there, and that’s what we were born out of. So I very much pay respect by doing the same type of music in return." DJ Premier attended Prairie View A & M University and may have been influenced by the musical atmosphere at the university.

Relationships with artists [link]

The early line-up of the Gang Starr Foundation in the mid-1990s included Jeru The Damaja, Group Home, Big Shug, and Gang Starr. DJ Premier was fully responsible for the production of Jeru the Damaja's first two albums, ''The Sun Rises in the East'' and ''Wrath of the Math''. Jeru released three albums since then, with Premier having nothing to do with any of them.

As far as Group Home was concerned, Premier commented, "They don't respect what fed them," in a 2003 interview, going on to say that the only reason he produced a track on their second album was because Guru said he would rhyme on it.

Besides the Gang Starr Foundation, Premier is closely affiliated with M.O.P., which he names as one of his all-time favorite groups. The relationship started with the remix of “Rugged, Neva Smoove” in 1994, a single from the group's first album, which also included the exclusive B-side “Downtown Swinga.” From then, Premier produced about one-third of the songs on each subsequent album and overseeing and mixing the projects. On M.O.P.'s 2009 ''Foundation'' album, however, DJ Premier provided only one track, which was called "What I Wanna B."

Recent and future projects[link]

DJ Premier has his own record company named Year Round Records. Among its artists are New York group NYGz, New Jersey rapper Nick Javas, and Houston rapper Khaleel. ''Tha Blaqprint'' by Blaq Poet, which has thirteen Premier productions, was released by Year Round Records through Fat Beats Records. On December 7, Premier's label Year Round Records released a digital compilation album titled ''Get Used to Us''. At the moment Year Round plans to release a debut album fully produced by DJ Premier with the NYGz tenatively called ''Hustla's Union: Local NYG'' along with a Nick Javas debut album named ''Destination Unknown''. Khaleel, another label-mate of Year Round Records, is planned to release a debut album titled ''Already!''.

DJ Premier hosts a weekly 2 hour show ''Live From HeadQCourterz'' on SIRIUS Satellite Radio's Hip-Hop Nation on Fridays.

DJ Premier was one of the artists followed in the 2012 documentary Re:GENERATION music project. The film followed his production of the song Regeneration using live performance of his work by the Berklee Symphony Orchestra

In a recent interview, DJ Premier said he will produce a beat for Immortal Technique's upcoming album, titled ''The Middle Passage''. He contributed a song on Game's last album ''The R.E.D. Album'' called "Born in the Trap." and a song on Bushido's last album Jenseits von Gut und Böse. In an interview in 2012, DJ Premier confirmed on Shade45 that he is working with Eminem on his upcoming album.

Discography [link]

''The Sun Rises in the East'' (with Jeru The Damaja) (1994)

''Livin' Proof'' (with Group Home) (1995)

''Wrath of the Math'' (with Jeru The Damaja) (1996)

''Beats That Collected Dust'' (2008)

''Tha Blaqprint'' (with Blaq Poet) (2009)

''DJ Premier Presents Get Used To Us'' (2010)

''Beats That Collected Dust Vol. 2'' (2011)

''Premo Pimpin' EP'' (with Wais P) (2011)

''StOoDiOtYmE EP'' (with Bumpy Knuckles) (2012)

''The Kolexxxion'' (with Bumpy Knuckles) (2012)

''TBA'' (with Nas)

''TBA'' (with M.O.P.)

''Pete Rock v.s. Premier'' (with Pete Rock)

''Return Of The Boom Bip'' (with KRS-ONE)

References [link]

External links [link]

Fansite/newsite about DJ Premier

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Name	Easy Mo Bee
Background	non_performing_personnel
Birth name	Osten Harvey, Jr.
Birth date	December 08, 1965
Origin	Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York
Occupation	Producer
Genre	Hip hop, jazz rap
Associated acts	The Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, RZA, GZA, Sean Combs, Big Daddy Kane, Afu Ra, Mos Def, Blaq Poet
Years active	1987–present
Label	Bad Boy, Easy Mo Records }}

Osten Harvey, Jr., better known by his stage name Easy Mo Bee, is a hip hop/R&B; record producer, known for production work for late 80's artists such as Big Daddy Kane, but most notable for his affiliation with Bad Boy Records in its early years and his heavy production involvement in The Notorious B.I.G.'s acclaimed debut ''Ready to Die''.

Biography[link]

Early career: Big Daddy Kane, Wu-Tang Clan & Miles Davis [link]

Mo Bee began producing after hearing music by Ced Gee of Ultramagnetic MCs and Marley Marl, producer of early hip-hop hits for the likes of the Juice Crew and LL Cool J. His first production placement came on Big Daddy Kane's breakthrough album, ''It's a Big Daddy Thing'', after which he was approached to work with another Cold Chillin' artist, The Genius—an early alias for now-Wu-Tang Clan co-founder GZA. Mo Bee produced the rapper's debut album, ''Words From the Genius'', as well as fellow future Wu-Tang co-founder RZA's first single, "Ooh I Love You Rakeem", which the rapper/producer released under the alias Prince Rakeem. Jazz pioneer Miles Davis approached the young producer to help fuse jazz and hip-hop. These sessions would become his last studio album, 1992's ''Doo-Bop''. The project, released posthumously after Davis died during the recording process, leaving the project unfinished, garnered generally mixed reviews.

Bad Boy Entertainment, Notorious B.I.G. & 2Pac [link]

Mo Bee first linked up with Sean Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment in 1993, when he produced the first single for Combs' up-and-coming artist, the Notorious B.I.G., "Party and Bullshit". Easy also went on to produce much of the label's two flagship releases: ''Project: Funk da World'' by Craig Mack, and ''Ready to Die'' by B.I.G. Additionally, Mo Bee produced the "Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)," a driving single for both projects, featuring Craig Mack, Biggie, Busta Rhymes, Rampage and LL Cool J.

In 1994-'95, Mo Bee was also associated with 2Pac, having produced songs for both, including one called "Runnin' From tha Police," featuring both Pac and B.I.G. as well as rapper/producer Stretch and 2Pac's crew Dramacydal. Mo Bee went on to produce two songs for Pac's 1995 album ''Me Against the World'', although the two recorded several other songs that did not make the cut. During this time period, he also crafted moderate radio hits for the Lost Boyz ("Jeeps, Lex Coups, Bimaz & Benz"); Das EFX ("Microphone Master"); and Busta Rhymes ("Everything Remains Raw").

''Life After Death'' & later career [link]

In 1997, Mo Bee produced for Biggie's double-disc album, ''Life After Death''. After Combs turned down some of his early beat submissions, the producer crafted two pop-oriented songs which made the cut, "I Love the Dough" and "Going Back to Cali"; these songs would mark the last time Easy would produce for Bad Boy. Easy maintains that this is because Diddy stopped bringing him in for projects, and has speculated that this may be due to confrontations over production credit the two have had in the past:

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Since cutting ties with the label, Easy Mo Bee has worked sparingly with other artists; over the next decade he would craft songs for Kurupt, Big Daddy Kane, Ras Kass, the Wu-Tang Clan and others, eventually winning a Grammy for his work with Alicia Keys on her album, ''The Diary of Alicia Keys''. In 2000, he put out an album called ''Now or Never: Oddysey 2000'', featuring east coast staples Busta Rhymes, Raekwon, Prodigy, Heltah Skeltah, Kool G. Rap, and Sauce Money, along with Goodie Mob and Kurupt.

Over the course of his post-Bad Boy-affiliated career, many songs he and Biggie originally recorded together have been remixed without the producer's credit or permission. These songs include the original "Dead Wrong," a remix of which appeared on Biggie's posthumous album ''Born Again''; "Flava in Ya Ear," which was remixed by Diddy for the ''Bad Boy 10th Anniversary'' album, and 2Pac and Biggie's "Runnin'", remixed by Eminem on the ''Tupac: Resurrection (Original Soundtrack)''. Mo Bee has made it clear that he does not appreciate this practice, particularly in the case of Eminem's remix. After an announcement that he would handle the scoring for Biggie biopic Notorious, the score was handled without him; this has led to speculation that Diddy is keeping him distanced from the industry.

Production technique [link]

Mo Bee has been acclaimed for his bass-heavy style and jazzy influence. At times Mo Bee has branched out more with his sound, as on "I Love the Dough," sampling René & Angela's "I Love You More". He also turned to trippy rock for inspiration on Mos Def's "Zimzallabim" from his 2004 album 'The New Danger'.

He has also branched out to produce songs for R&B; artists, such as Kindred The Family Soul on their 2005 album ''In This Life Together'' ("As Of Yet", "Who's Gonna Comfort You (Definition)") as well as Alicia Keys" 2003 album ''The Diary of Alicia Keys'' ("If I Were Your Woman/Walk On By").

References[link]

External links [link]

Easymobee.com - Official website

Discogs.com - Easy Mo Bee discography

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name	The Guns
background	group_or_band
origin	Abertillery, Wales
genre	Rock, Powerpop
years active	2005–present
website	The Guns
current members	Alex WiltshireAdam TurnerTom CoburnRhian Williams
past members	Andrew RobinsonMichael Leigh Gregory }}

The Guns are a four-piece rock band from South Wales. The current line-up consists of Alex Wiltshire (vocals and guitar), Adam Turner (lead guitar), Tom Coburn (bass guitar) and Chris 'Stix' Davies (drums). The band have stated that they would like to remain independent and have turned down numerous record deals as a result of that. As of 2012, The Guns have released two EPs, and two albums.

History[link]

Early years (2005 - 2007)[link]

After the once popular South Wales band When Reason Sleeps, which contained the frontman for fellow Welsh band The Blackout, Sean Smith, broke up, lead singer Alex Wiltshire set out and recruited Adam Turner on lead guitar, Tom Coburn on bass guitar, and Kob on drums. The Guns were formed, and after a small amount of gigs, they were asked by Pontypridd band Lostprophets to support them during their Liberation Transmission tour, The Guns accepted the offer and went on to play on the main stage at The Full Ponty 2007. Also, during this period The Guns had started work on their debut album ''With The Guns'', and had released a ''self-titled 3 track CD'' available through their Myspace and at gigs.

With The Guns (2007 - 2009)[link]

After touring with Lostprophets, the band worked on ''With The Guns'' (produced by Richard Emanuel at The Lodge Productions studio), and in late 2008, shortly after completion of ''With The Guns'', Andrew Robinson left the band and in early 2009, Michael Leigh Gregory was recruited to replace Robinson on drums. ''With The Guns'' was released on iTunes on 17 July 2009. The album was released independently by The Guns.

Fuck The Demon Outta Me (2011 - Present)[link]

The Guns began work on their follow-up album in 2008, and the band announced on their Myspace page the title of their next album, ''If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It''. They soon began touring, playing many shows, including their first Cardiff show in over a year, and shows with The Blackout, Funeral For A Friend, Bowling For Soup and CKY. In early 2010, Michael Lee Gregory was replaced by Rhian Williams and the band's music video for "Gordon's And Lemonade" began to appear on UK music channel, Lava TV. The Guns released the single "Treacle & Pie" on iTunes on 28 June 2010, with pre-order sales getting it to #58 after just its third day of availability. On November 21 2011, The Guns released the now renamed "Fuck The Demon Outta Me" on iTunes, with 200 hand numbered physical copies made available through their bigcartel store. The first single featured on the album is "Missing Girls", a music video for which was released through the band's official website.

Media interest[link]

The Guns have attracted frequent interest from the media, including four appearances on ITV 1's ''The Guestlist''. Music magazines ''Kerrang!'' and ''Rock Sound'' have been following The Guns' progress during records, as well as live performances, and have given positive feedback about the band. The Guns also have given interviews and received articles in newspapers including ''Metro'' and the ''Western Mail''. It was in the ''Western Mail'' that it was reported The Guns are currently being filmed for a documentary or possibly a film which has been pitched to UK television channels Channel 4 and MTV, although no further details have been revealed.

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

''The Guns'' (2006)

#No No Know #Überwoman #Colder

''With The Guns'' (2009)

#It's On Like Donkey Kong #No No Know #You Can Eff Right Off #Kings And Queens #Better Off Walking #Gordon's And Lemonade #North Or South #Überwoman #Third Strike #This Old House #Listen Up #A Year And Two Studios Ago

''Treacle & Pie'' (2010)

#Treacle & Pie #Colder (Live) #No No Know (Acoustic) #Sometimes (Acoustic)

''Fuck The Demon Outta Me''

#Daughter Of A Bad Man #All Aboard #Treacle And Pie #Answers #Voodoo Boogie #You Drive And I'll Eat This #Missing Girls #Moan Kill You To #Nighty Night Creepin' #Stranger Than You

Singles[link]

"Gordon's And Lemonade" [taken from the album ''With The Guns''] (2009)

"It's On Like Donkey Kong" [taken from the album ''With The Guns''] (2010)

"Treacle & Pie" (2010)

"Missing Girls" [taken from the album ''Fuck The Demon Outta Me''] (2011)

Videos[link]

"Gordon's And Lemonade" [taken from the album ''With The Guns''] (2009)

"It's On Like Donkey Kong" [taken from the album ''With The Guns''] (2010)

"Missing Girls" [taken from the album ''Fuck The Demon Outta Me''] (2011)

References[link]

External links[link]

The Guns official website

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