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(l-r): D-Tragic (KCSB-CA), Nasty-Nes & DJ 3rd Degree (EwaterRadio.net)
The MIX & NASTY of NASTYMIX
TONE LOC
Still Doing the Wild Thing in 2018!
URBAN NETWORK
The Business of Music Conference
Some of the nation's top dj's: The Baka Boys, Debonair,
Rory McAlister, DJ Jam, DJ Chuck Dizzle & Artistic
Eric Vidal of The Baka Boys & Nasty-Nes
Adrian Miller & Kritta
Chevy, Tim and Marqui
the OG posse
Rory McAlister, Motti shulman (Def Jam),
Debonair & Nes)
Phillipine's Hip Hop icon Andrew E. is seen here with The High Children's t-shirt & hat!
RAP ATTACK's New York City Ken
If you missed my Xclusive ONE HOUR Interview on E-Water Radio last week, you can hear it here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ewaterradio/2018/09/10/e-water-show-with-destini-williams
DJ 3rd Degree’s
Fire Pick of the Week
Week of September 17, 2018
Thanks for continuing to support indie rap music and the Rap Attack DJ’s. Here at RapAttackLives.com, we strive to bring music to your attention that you may not know about because it’s not been fully released or doesn’t get much, if any, radio play.
Two things that happened in the past week hit the Hip Hop community hard. First off, Mac Miller passed away, too soon, unexpectedly.
Second, Eminem is back with a release of songs that remind many of how Marshall came out the first time around, way back in 1996.
22 years later, Em is back with a vengeance. His 10th album, “Kamikaze” (Aftermath), was released with no prior announcement and hits many of today’s current radio rappers right in the grill.
This album is full of diss lines that have sparked a ton of talk across the social media world. The title cut attacks Drake as well as all white rappers. On “The Ringer”, Em disses Vince Staples, Joe Budden, Lil Yachty, Lil Pump, Lil Xan, Charlamagne the God and Donald Trump.
Throughout the album, Marshall goes off lyrically on so many, taking us back to the raw Eminem days, when he really didn’t give a cr*p. Well, seems the old Marshall is rearin’ his mad face at everyone.
Personally, I like “Kamikaze”, “Lucky You (ft. Joyner Lucas)”, “Stepping Stone”, “Normal” and “Not Alike (ft. Royce Da 5’9)”.
This one is already breaking Billboard records.
Congrats to Em for dropping a bomb on the culture!
We needed it!
Go grab it if you can.
If you need it, DJ’s, let us know! We got ya!!!
Til next week . . . Peace!!
DJ 3rd Degree
ACTORS & EMCEES!
(l-r) front row: Reazon (LV$HBLK), Shuga Rae & Arash aka Shammy Dee (LV$HBLK)
back row: Arjay (Def Bananas) & Nasty-Nes
REMEMBER RED ANT & MCA RECORDS?
But do you remember Ty-C from Red Ant & MCA Records?
He's been living in Holland with his wife & kids. In 1998, the very first article I wrote in HITS Magazine was about Ty-C, then an up & coming promotions man. Guess what? He did great & blew up — I'm so proud of him!
I recently caught up with my pinoy bro.
Ty will be reppin' StreetKrush. More to be announced SOON!
TY C & Savales
DJ 3rd Degree & I were guest panelists on a recent “Beat Masters” producers’ panel held in Seattle, WA. We joined big names like araabMUZIK, Eric G, Vitamin D & Will Jordan. These producers have a lot in common under their belts — Grammy nominations and artists like 50 Cent, Nickie Minaj, Mobb Deep, Sean Price & more! It was an honor to be there amongst the greats.
CONGRATS KRITTA!
West Coast Hip Hop
Award Winner for
BEST VIDEO!
They're still SWASS!
Nasty-Nes & Sir Mix-a-Lot 2018
PAYING RESPECTS To The LITTLE DRAGON
(L to R) Robbie Rob, Keith Tucker (www.HipHopIsGreen.com),
Nasty-Nes & DJ 3rd Degree
DJ 3rd Degree's FIRST visit to SEATTLE
WE ARE THE HIGH CHILDREN
The Iceman
Vs
Nasty-Nes
TylerVision goes One on One with DJ Nasty-Nes!
Nes talks about who really discovered Sir Mixalot,
Filipino food
and what 'HIGH' in The High Children means:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=p349se4h6Fg&app=desktop
Props to DJ Abel aka James Mitchell from Evergreen State College for putting together a great documentary,"The State of Hip Hop - Exploration of NW Hip Hop."
This doc features interviews with: Nasty-Nes, Wojack (emcee), DJ Shmix (DJ), King Khazm (206 Zulu), DNAK (graffiti artist) and J-Spoon (b-boy).
Watch on our vid page
or https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=xRSuCFaDxFI
The ORIGINAL KMEL Posse now at SF's Q102
(L-R): Mind Motion, Nasty-Nes, Billy Vidal, Trace Dog,
Chuy Gomez & DJ MidiMack
Nasty-Nes with Oakland's Icon Davey-D
THE RAP ATTACK & THE HIGH CHILDREN POSSE
Arman, Jayson (The High Children), Nasty-Nes, Robbie Rob (The High Children), Dirty Harry (Studio 110.live & The High Children), D-Tragic (KCSB-CA), DJ 3rd Degree (Coast2Coast Hip Hop show & The High Children), Peter (The High Children), Danny Dohrmann (The High Children) & Jamal (The High Children)
WHO'S LEGIT TO HIRE TO PROMOTE YOUR MUSIC TO RADIO?
by DJ Addition
Here are some tips and suggestions when looking
for the right kind of promoter for you.
What are the key, definable attributes that matter most?
(click to read more, click to get back)
Networking skills
One of the most impressive elements of a good radio promoter is how well they can network.
Experience is a key factor.
Check their reputation
Look around online at what other artists make of them. Search their name on social media and Google. Look for reviews on places like Linkedin. Having no reputation is often as bad as having a bad reputation.
You should hire the one that comes across from more than one source as a good, stand-up person. You don’t want to hire a promoter who lacks moral fiber.
Project updates
Do they give you analysis on feedback, actual playlists and charts, listening details, etc? If not, why not? It’s a major factor in your business.
Reception
One of the most annoying attributes of a radio promoter is when they don’t pick up the phone. Try and call a few promoters. See how fast they respond. Do they respond at all? Are they are slow getting back to you when you are paying them? That’s a definite warning sign that you might want to look elsewhere.
A good promoter will latch on like a piranha when you give them the chance to work. If they are slowly taking the work on with the promise of payment, think how slow they will be when they have your money.
Don’t put yourself in this awkward position. Instead, look for a radio promoter that you know can be trusted.
The above points are major factors, but the last one is something
you should think of when making any new connection.
How well do you get on? Is there a rapport and a general connection?
And most important — is there trust?
(click anywhere to get back)
Behind the Scenes : Video Shoot : The High Children : "Get Money"
Women’s Beanies, Dresses and Hoodies available:
The High Children
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Hit the RapAttackLives.com VIDEO PAGE
and watch these 2018 video debuts:
from Buddy McLain “Wine Up,” REALIO SPARKZWELL “Stay In Your Lane, “The Committee “Been Ready,” The High Children “Get That Money," Kritta "Jah Rules" Arash aka Shammy Dee "Crumble,” Speaker Child “Mobbin' Since Monday, Tha Flight Boys “Wet Wet, Chevy Shann “Been About U” and Suspens Jr. “Game & iRap.”
The HEAT is ON for 2018!
SHOUT OUT TIZIME
Happy Birthday!
this week to DJ Scene One,
celebrating on Saturday, September 22.
PEACE, LOVE & HIP-HOP UNITY
(God Bless & Isa Mahal),
Nasty-Nes
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www.twitter.com/nastynes1
PINOYPRIDE4LIFE / JOHN 3:16