DJ Singh Slim, the first dude to bring Wale to ATL, just put together this go go mixtape and it’s fire. Wanted to share. Click HERE to download and check out Singh Slim DJ’ing at the Wale’s show in ATL on the 27th.
Also available at DatPiff.com
Wale’s got the prescription. THIS IS NOT THE COVER ART…just a cool pic.
Mixtape About Nothing (Clean Edit)
Various Wale
2nd Time Around (Clean)
Warming Up Cane (Clean)
Breakdown (Clean)
Smile (Remix) (Clean)
Rhyme of the Century (Clean)
Whole Time ft. Young Chris (Clean)
Change w/ Daniel Merriweather (Clean)
Thanks to Seth Dunoff!
rich kids from tabi Bonney on Vimeo.
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Thought this was pretty cool. Wish it had instruments too. The words get kinda old. Click HERE to try it out
I spotted this over at Bobby Hundreds’ blog on Hypebeast (featured with Wale’s new Hypebeast blog)
Click HERE to check out his work. Had no idea the same guy was behind the artwork for all my favorite films growing up. Wish I had $100,000 to throw around so I could buy one of these.
FROM WALE:
So I wanted to make a mixtape that was different than any of my previous mixtapes. Paint A Picture and Hate Is The New Love were my first two when I was just the young, hungry rapper from MD by way of DC. I was just trying to show I could spit. I truthfully had no direction, I just wanted people to hear me. 100 Miles & Running was after I hired a manager and linked up with Catchdubs, so we went about creating something a little more cohesive showing I could create “intelligent” rap but it was just my mellow mood; some chill shit. The Mixtape About Nothing was showing that I could do a concept album/mixtape. I appreciate the love and critical acclaim I have gotten for it but Back To The Feature is taking it back to the fun days in hip hop when artists worked with each other for the love and not for the checks or politics. It’s an easy listen; no controversy, no dramatic records. It’s pure hip hop from artists that love to listen to. It’s collaborations with me and other artists like Joe Budden, Currensy, Joell Ortiz, Tre frm UCB, Drake, Bun B, J Cole, Talib Kweli, Royce the 5′9″, XO, Kenn Starr and many others. Here’s another leak:
Wale featuring Curren$y and Tre of UCB “Word Play” produced by 9th Wonder
