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Showing posts with label unreleased. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unreleased. Show all posts
Friday, April 13, 2018
Wu-Tang Clan - Straight From The Chamber (2018) Mixtape
1. Intro (00:00) 2. P.L.O Style (00:36) 3. Box In Hand Unreleased Version (03:53) 4. Sandman Freestyle (08:10) 5. Ol Dirty's Back (10:57) 6. Jockin My Style (13:00) 7. Do It 2 Def Freestyle (15:35) 8. Cash Rules Seeds Power U (17:02) 9. GZA & O.D.B Freestyle (19:20) 10. Execution In Autumn (20:54) 11. U God Freestyle (23:58) 12. Method Man Freestyle (26:32) 13. Cappadonna Freestyle (29:31) 14. Settlement (33:47) 15. Ghostface Freestyle (37:38) 16. Mad Izm (40:17) 17. Inspectah Deck & Rza Wake Up Show Freestyle (42:18) 18. I Get Down For My Crown (45:13)
Labels:
east coast rap,
freestyle,
ghostface killah,
hip hop,
inspectah deck,
method man,
mixtape,
odb,
rza,
straight from the chamber,
unreleased,
wake up show,
wu tang clan
Location:
New York, NY, USA

Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Jay Z Makes $40 Million Offer for Prince's Unreleased Catalog of Music
Rap titan Jay Z could become the owner of Prince’s unreleased music if a hefty offer receives the proper sign-offs.
TMZ reports that the TIDAL owner has already put in an offer of about $40 million for the late musician’s catalog of unreleased tunes.
Jay Z reportedly even went so far as to meet with Prince’s sister, Tyka Nelson and her husband, flying them out to New York City to discuss the multi-million dollar offer.
For the offer to be approved, the Brooklyn lyricist would need more than just a sign-off from Nelson. Although Nelson is Prince’s only full sibling, the late singer’s half-siblings would also be required to sign-off on the $40 million offer.
Currently, TIDAL serves as the only streaming service Prince’s music is available on.
Months before his death, Prince expressed his confidence in TIDAL and Jay Z during an interview with Ebony.
“TIDAL is a new company, it’s brand new,” Prince said. “They’re just getting their footing, and I think when there’s a company like that, or the OWN network — situations where we finally get into a position to run things — we all should help. It’s been a lot of fun.”
TMZ reports that the TIDAL owner has already put in an offer of about $40 million for the late musician’s catalog of unreleased tunes.
Jay Z reportedly even went so far as to meet with Prince’s sister, Tyka Nelson and her husband, flying them out to New York City to discuss the multi-million dollar offer.
For the offer to be approved, the Brooklyn lyricist would need more than just a sign-off from Nelson. Although Nelson is Prince’s only full sibling, the late singer’s half-siblings would also be required to sign-off on the $40 million offer.
Currently, TIDAL serves as the only streaming service Prince’s music is available on.
Months before his death, Prince expressed his confidence in TIDAL and Jay Z during an interview with Ebony.
“TIDAL is a new company, it’s brand new,” Prince said. “They’re just getting their footing, and I think when there’s a company like that, or the OWN network — situations where we finally get into a position to run things — we all should help. It’s been a lot of fun.”
Labels:
brooklyn,
business,
catalog,
ebony,
industry,
interview,
jay z,
music,
new York,
own,
prince,
tidal,
tyka nelson,
unreleased
Location:
New York, NY, USA

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