This week’s quotable hip-hop track is Kats and Domer’s Weekend Lover, which features a guest verse from Jake Lefco and a tight beat by Andy Bangers. Weekend Lover is from the “Almost Fameless Mixtape Vol. 2,” which you can download for free here. What I really like about this song is the way the three emcees created three different interpretations of the song, which is apparent from their verses. Click below to listen to the track:
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And be sure to follow along with the lyrics after the break. (more…)
New FREE mixtape by Brooklyn-based emcees Kats and Domer. It features some of my favorite artists from the NYC and regional underground, including Jake Lefco, Ryan O’Neil, FolkLore, Bisc1, brokeMC, Illspokinn, euphAMism and ScholarMan. Click the link below to download for FREE:
It’s FREE weekend in NYC! First, we got this new FREE mixtape by Brooklyn-based emcees Kats and Domer. It features some of my favorite artists from the NYC underground, including Illspokinn, Ryan O’Neil, brokeMC, FolkLore and Dyalekt. Click the link below to download for FREE:
And if you’re in the area, swing by tomorrow’s FREE listening party at Huckleberry Bar in Williamsburg. They’ll be serving FREE BBQ, FREE Maker’s Mark Whiskey (What!?!?), and giving out FREE physical copies of the mixtape. Come on through!
This week’s underground hip-hop track of the week is Dust Off by local Brooklyn emcees Kats, Domer and brokeMC. Dust Off is the second single off Kats’ upcoming “Almost Fameless Mixtape Vol.1,” which will be released for free download this fall. Click below to listen:
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Domer’s “My Favorite EP” is hip-hop’s first ever open source music project. It’s all about blurring the line between listener and artist in the creative process and trying something that’s never been done before.
Domer started with lyrics for five unwritten songs, which he recorded to a metronome with no music at all. 20 very different producers from all over the world each made their own versions of the music to go with the lyrics. And now you can choose your favorite version of each song and assemble your own favorite EP.
Brooklyn MC Domer has once again pushed his unique blend of hip-hop and punk rock to the screen with last night’s premiere of “You’re On To Me” at Asterisk in Bushwick. The party included impressive performances by the Metermaids, Domer and brokeMC, among others.
The video is from Domer’s upcoming album, due out Fall ’07, and is directed by Austin Lynn (Kovarova.com). It features the entire MINDSpray family, a collection of dope NYC emcees. Peep the video below:
NYC underground MC Domer has released a video for “Eden Goes Dark,” the first release off of his recently-released album “Work With Me.” Created by Emma McNamara of Skipping Beats Records, the video is completely animated and revolves around the song’s concept of how human beings engage in smoking and other self-destructive behaviors that are leading to our own deaths. Check the video out below:
Domer “Work With Me” Album Review
I recently read an interview in which the homie Domer claimed that his music is not hip-hop [1]. Initially, this confused me. I mean, his production, though unique and generally universal, is overwhelmingly hip-hop in rhythm and beat. And although he occasionally sings on his tracks, his lyrics are most often presented in rap form. To me, rapping over beats equals hip-hop … no matter what the direction or style. (more…)
Domer’s “My Favorite EP” is hip-hop’s first ever open source music project. It’s all about blurring the line between listener and artist in the creative process and trying something that’s never been done before.
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