John Robinson - I Am Not 4 Sale Video!!! Watch it here.

Yo What’s up everyone this is J.R. reaching out to show you all a sneak peek of my latest Video Directed by Rick Foy of DVID Films (www.dvidfilms.com). The song is called “I Am Not 4 Sale” and is the title cut from my new album John Robinson “I Am Not 4 Sale” releasing later this year on Fat City Recordings in Manchester, UK. For more info please log on to www.beatvizion.com or hit me on myspace.com/thejohnrobinsonproject.

NEW JOHN ROBINSON VIDEO

“I AM NOT 4 SALE”

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NAS Speaks on NIGGER!!

And you thought Hip-Hop Is Dead was a provocative title! “This record is a lot more serious than hip-hop,” says Nas, who tackles race and American history on his new album. Polow Da Don, Stargate, and Cool and Dre contribute beats to the disc, which includes “Be a Nigga Too” (a play on the Dr Pepper jingle), the Fox News-slamming “Sly Fox,” and “This Is Not America,” on which he raps about sexism and racism in the U.S. “This album is like talking to your child about sex,” says Nas. “It’s uncomfortable, but it’s important.”

Shaman Work 2008 Promo Mix

Check it out yall!!

Shaman Work Recordings presents:

The 2008 Promo Mix

Mixed by Datsjusswift and Hosted by John Robinson

Includes exclusive music from current and upcoming releases on:

Shaman Work / Beatvizion and Aljera!!

Don’t sleep on this one spread it around!!

1. J.R. Intro
2. Stahhr – Grandmastaz Prod. By Floyd the locsmif
3. What’s the Science? – Circulate Feat. Invizible Handz Prod. By Flying Lotus
4. DJ K.O. – Best to do it Feat. Royce da 5′9, Elzhi & Supastition Prod. By M Phases
5. K Banger – Power Latins Prod. By Big S
6. Scienz Culture – Ginsu Prod. By IG Culture
7. Blackberry Jones – I like it Prod. By Blackberry Jones
8. Tiffany Paige (Exclusive) Unseen Heard Productions
9. Stahhr – Still Dope Prod. By MF DOOM
10. Invizible Handz – Got Problemz? Prod. By K Dubble
11. DJ K.O. – Ladder of success Prod. By Analogic
12. Blackberry Jones – Top 8 Love Prod. By Blackberry Jones
13. SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC – A word from the Prez! – John Robinson
14. John Robinson – I Am Not 4 Sale Prod. By R.Thentic
15. Flashh E. Gordon (Craft & Sene) – Badd Badd Prod. By Chris Craft
16. What’s the Science? – The Right Song Feat. Tiffany Paige Prod. By Carlos Nino
17. A Moment with The King! Prod. By John Robinson
18. K Banger – Off the written Prod. By K Dubble
19. Outro Vibes – Beats by Scienz Beatz (4Windz and Sci), Blackberry Jones, K Dubble and J Rawls

www.shamanwork.com

www.beatvizion.com

www.aljera.com

Shaman info Line – 310.208.9250

Mixed by Dats Jus Swift
www.myspace.com/datsjusswift
datsjusswift@gmail.com

Hosted by John Robinson
www.myspace.com/thejohnrobinsonproject
shamanprez@gmail.com

Shaman Work Recordings
P.O. Box 556
Winston, GA 30187

Squeeze Radio 5 Year Annivesary Show

Sucio Smash and Timm See of Squeeze Radio:

Celebrated 5 Years of Squeeze Radio @ WKCR 89.9FM
March 13, 2008

It was a true extravaganza!
And most of all I John Robinson got to be a part of it all!

The Official Info below:

5 years old. What a beautiful age, filled with innocence, learning experiences that shape your life and fun. 5 years could also be a bad number, a bad marriage, a prison sentence or a war started by an idiot the whole world hates but somehow it’s still going on with no signs of stopping.

Oh well one thing I hope it doesn’t stop is this radio show. Welcome one welcome all to our 5 year celebration. After being invited to the Halftime Radio show 10th year celebration (congrats fellas) Timm See and myself realized that we were reaching our 5th year on the air. After a LOT of last minute phone calls and emails to all of our friends and favorite established and new artists this is what we were able to put together for you our loyal listeners. Shout outs to all of the people that wanted to come by but couldn’t make it because of prior engagements.

Lots of love and respect to all of the incredible artists that made it to the show, the night was nothing short of amazing. As fans that we still are we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We are proud to say we’ve been holding it down for 5 years, here’s to 5 more.

Bobbito and Lord Sear, we say thank you.

The MCs in order of appearance:

Kurious
Masta Ace
Wordsworth
Jeru The Damaja
Sadat X
Lil’ Dap
John Robinson aka Lil Sci
Torae
Shakespeare
Eternia
Howard Lloyd (Sputnik Brown)
Tre Monsta (Sputnik Brown)
Mista Sinista
Silent Knight
CyMarshall Law
El Da Sensei
Homeboy Sandman
P. Casso
8th W1
Fresh Daily
Alex (Nola Darling)
Dj Kaos
Spec Boogie
Ryan Perfect
Wiseguy & Gaston
Mr. Dead

The beatmakers:

Marco Polo
Rthentic
Howard Lloyd
Deep (2 Hungry Bros)
Mr. Len

Buttery Cookies by:

Ben Boogie (2 Hungry Bros)

DOWNLOAD HERE

Enjoy

John Robinson

DJ DUG Boogie and AZ Present: (WSTR) Wrong Side of the Tracks Radio…

Peace to my ATL Family DJ Dug Boog and AZ! Check out their brand new podcast that they will be bringing every week. Brand New raw!! Any cats out there wit that Raw shit!! Hit them up wit it so they can feed the masses with some Hop Stew. We keepin it Live for the 08 and beyond. Yall already know!

Get ya Brain Game UP!! Derrick a True OBAMA supporter.

E.Badu Speaks on the New Album and more…

A New Amerykah!! is coming..

Erykah’s New Album cover and track list…

1. “Amerykahn Promise”
2. “The Healer / Hip-Hop”
3. “Me”
4. “My People”
5. “Soldier”
6. “The Cell”
7. “Twinkle”
8. “Master Teacher”
9. “That Hump”
10. “Telephone”
11. “Honey” (Bonus)

Erykah Badu - Honey (Video)

Dr. King would be Proud!! Says DJ Kool Herc

By Mike Winslow and Jamile Karout

As pioneer Kool Herc attempts to realize his dream of purchasing a historical landmark noted for birthing Hip-Hop culture, the legendary DJ took time out to thank slain civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for his message of brotherhood and equality.

“Dr. King’s dream still goes on,” Kool Herc told AllHipHop.com. “Little black boys and little white girls break dancing together and rapping together. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream still lives on, happy birthday to you Dr. King.  Today (January 21) is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day in the United States.

Dr. King, who was born January 15, was shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a legendary African-American figure who fought for civil rights in the United States and protested the Vietnam war, using non-violent tactics.

He delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech during a March on Washington in 1963 and the following year, Dr. King received the Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent attempts to end segregation .

Dr. King was assassinated on April 4,1968.

Kool Herc, who is regarded as the founder of Hip-Hop, noted that the genre of music has unified people all across the world, despite race, religion, creed or culture.  The DJ is calling upon Hip-Hop fans across the world to help save the genre’s birthplace at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx.  Last week Kool Herc, New York Senator Charles Schumer and residents at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue unveiled a tenant-sponsored plan to buy the affordable housing project to prevent it from sold to a private investment group.

“You [Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.] would love to see what Hip-Hop has done, what grew from the community and went worldwide,” Kool Herc told AllHipHop.com.

For more information on Save 1520, visit http://www.save1520.org.