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Savant – Here We Go (prod. by BennCart)
Nov 22nd
Fresh off of the release of his first music video ever, Savant’s #CrashCourse series begins to wind down at check point 12 by way of the high energy, Kevin Nottingham assisted jawn “Here We Go”. Featuring bars from fellow word wizards Ohini Jonez and John Public, Savant’s love affair with international beatsmiths continues as he tabs Polish maestro BennCart to lace the bombastic banger.
Stream & download the song HERE: http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/track/here-we-go-featuring-ohini-jonez-john-public-prod-by-benncart
Artist Name: Savant aka Stanstro
Artist Mini-Bio: Tucson, AZ resident, by way of El Paso, TX and Chicago, IL, Gregory “Savant” Daggett has always possessed a passion for music and literary arts. Involved in general music since age 7, and a trumpet player since age 10, he wasn’t officially exposed to hip hop until age 12. Although no particular emcee caught his ear right away, he was intrigued with the entire concept of an individual or a group of people speaking over instrumentation in an intensely rhythmic lyrical form, oftentimes telling semi-autobiographic tales relating to a fictionalized counterpart. He became inspired to write and partake of the art of emceeing after hearing the 1999 classic “Black on Both Sides” by Dante Smith and honed his emceeing chops at the lunch room ciphers of Chicago high schools Whitney M. Young Magnet and George Washington Carver. He has since dedicated every verse, every bar and every word to achieving the ever elusive sense of balance in this hallowed art form. Follow the flow…
Song Title: Here We Go (prod. by BennCart)
Additional Contributing Artist(s): Ohini Jonez and John Public
Stream & download the song HERE: http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/track/here-we-go-featuring-ohini-jonez-john-public-prod-by-benncart
RIP Heavy D
Nov 9th
Heavy D has inspired and influenced many a music artist and persons, his sudden passing is upsetting not just to the “hip-hop community” but to a lot of people who admire the positivity he brought (and through his music will always bring) to all aspects of his multidimensional career and life.
Rapper and actor Heavy D, one of the defining voices of hip-hop’s late-80s and early-90s golden age, has died. The 44-year-old was taken to hospital with breathing problems, just hours after he wrote to his followers on Twitter, “BE INSPIRED!”
Here’s a chance to reminisce via Heavy D’s VEVO channel.
Savant – Make Your Move
Nov 2nd
Savant’s first music video ever brings the “Crash Course Leak Series” single “Make Your Move” to life in rousing fashion. Presented by OHHLA.com, the Mark Corece/ O3 Productions venture showcases several Chicago locations key to the emcee’s growth both personally and artistically and seamlessly flows in sync with the bouncy, anthemic record.
Stream and download the complete song (produced by Luke Vibert and featuring Nora Perez) at http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/track/make-your-move-prod-by-luke-vibert
Savant – Make Your Move
Oct 20th
…Preview.
Make Your Move Video Preview from M Corece on Vimeo.
Vid dropping October 24th, 2011.
Song produced by Luke Vibert
Vid produced by: D. Antoine Dixon
Vid directed by: Mark Corece
Stream and download song here: http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/track/make-your-move-prod-by-luke-vibert
Stream exclusive remixes of the song here: http://soundcloud.com/savantrarebreed
