Smoke, but if you heard him rhyme or spit, you’d say to yourself “Holy Smoke” hence the name. Being street based intelligent, grown & sexy with a futuristic cutting edge sound, he’s predicted to take hip hop into its next world. The 1st Single from the up coming Album: Where's There's Fire is "Ah Bout"; it's a perfect introduction to find out what Holy Smoke is Ah bout. With the Streets buzzing & college radio debating it can only get hotter.
G-Clef has finally released the final installment from the "Soul Kid Vault"; the music of Infamous Mr. Savage aka Doc Dave Banner. The battle-styled emcee was first heard on Mortal Combat, the SKK's first commercially released 12 single. He was the first emcee on the record who set it off with "Who be dat ill nigga creeping thru the jungle?" This EP's contents include various demos and songs recorded while the Klik was involved with GZA Entertainment, in the Golden Era of the Wu-Tang Clan circa 1996. Several of these beats were solicited for GZA's Liquid Swords LP, but were replaced by beats by the RZA, forming the classic album that the world now remembers as history. Perhaps history worked out for the best, as these songs are blessed by Infamous' incredible lyrical stylings throughout this EP, perhaps to show and prove G-Clef had not lost any ground giving these beats to Infamous instead! Infamous told G-Clef in 1996, "Fuck it, I will tear them shits apart!" And so, now, after all these years, we can finally hear him do it with the "Pressure". Included on this record is the "Desperate Times" B-Side tribute to Notorious B.I.G. by Infamous called "Ten Mack Commandments".
Infamous Mobb's second album "Blood Thicker Than Water, Vol 1" brings more of the hungry street tracks we've come to know on Special Edition. The album starts out hot with the blazing tracks; "Greenbacks" and "Empty Out (Reload)". The Mobb continues to bring raw street hop throughout the CD. The Bonus DVD includes interviews with the members who unravel some of their memorable experiences & memories growing up in the hood. For years Mobb Deep were uncontestedly the illest crew in QB but 2004 will forever be remembered as the year they got overshadowed by the Infamous Mobb.
Joey "G-Clef" Cavaseno, alto, provides some Grooving Bebop with the last of the great organists, the now Late Bobby Forester, recorded live in 1996 at Harlem's classic jazz spot, Showman's Cafe. He is one of the top straight ahead, hard-swinging saxophonists.
A truly gorgeous collection exquisite evergreens from the American Songbook as interpreted by the most talented "Jazz Duo" in modern times. Young Jazz Greats William Ash (guitar) and Joey "G-Clef" Cavaseno (alto saxophone) come together in this most intimate setting to bring us mood music that will appeal to anyone, from the most diehard of jazz fans to Gen-X couples in love!
Joey "G-Clef" Cavaseno, alto, provides some Grooving Bebop with the last of the great organists,the now Late Bobby Forester, recorded live in 1996 at Harlem's classic jazz spot, Showman's Cafe. He is one of the top straight ahead, hard-swinging saxophonists.
New Street mixtape from GP The Grain's June Luva aka Jux. Hosted by Uptown's Bounce Master DJ DOO WOP and featuring guest appearances by Jojo Pellegrino, Tommy Whispers and Peace.
