
I stumbled upon this while going through Stone Throw’s weekly newsletter this weekend. The Whitefield Brothers are a German-based funk/soul band that is getting ready to release their new album “Earthology.” The Gift is a track from that album featuring American emcees Edan and Mr. Lif. Click below to listen to the Whitefield Brothers’ The Gift:
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This week’s quotable track of the week is dedicated to my homie FatherTime, who could probably relate to the song’s lyrics, and who could definitely use a little theme music right now. Mr. Lif’s The Sun is probably my favorite track from his new album “I Heard it Today,” which just keeps getting better every time I hear it.
Not only is The Sun an uplifting track that could make you feel better about having to make tough and often unrewarding decisions, but it’s also available for a FREE download at Amazon right now! Click below to listen, and click the following link to download for FREE: Download
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And be sure to follow along with the lyrics after the break. (more…)

I stumbled across this last night when I was researching this week’s hip-hop quotable, Mr. Lif’s The Sun. I guess Lif dropped the “I Heard It Today Mixtape” earlier this month before the real album dropped. Luckily, it’s still available for FREE download. Click the link below to download Mr. Lif’s “I Heard It Today Mixtape” for FREE:
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I recently reviewed Mr. Lif’s new album, “Mo’ Mega.” For those of you who don’t know, Lif is a highly political MC, and often gives his point of view on our country’s actions at home and abroad.
In any case, Lif’s past couple of albums have shown an interest in the continent of Africa, which I am starting to see as a major political issue for the hip-hop generation. (more…)