#smif-n-wesson

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for August 24, 2015; #91.

Del The Funkee Homosapien “Mr. Dobalina”

Chi Ali “Age Is Just A Number”

3rd Bass “The Gas Face”

Boogie Down Productions “My Philosophy”

Showbiz & A.G. “Soul Clap”

Brand Nubian “Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down”

Main Source “Just Hangin’ Out”

Positive K ft. Big Daddy Kane “Nightshift”

Das EFX “They Want FX (Dead Serious)”

Fu-Schnickens “La Schmoove”

Redman “Blow Your Mind”

Special Ed “Neva Go Back”

De La Soul “Ego Trippin’ Pt. 2″

Blood Of Abraham “Stabbed By The Steeple”

Lords Of The Underground “Chief Rocka”

Pharcyde, The “Passin’ Me By”

Jeru The Damaja “Come Clean”

Gravediggaz “Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide”

KRS-One “Sounds Of The Police”

Bahamadia “Uknowhowwedu”

Black Moon & Smif-N-Wessun “Headz Ain’t Ready”

Heltah Skeltah “Leflaur Leflah”

Dred Scott “Check That Vibe”

Ill Al Scratch ft. Brian McKnight “I’ll Take Her”

A Tribe Called Quest “Oh My God”

Craig Mack ft. various artists “Flava In Ya’ Ear” (RMX)

Da Youngstas ft. Heavy D “Hip-Hop Ride” (RMX)

Fat Joe “Shit Is Real”

Fugees, The “Nappy Heads”

Nice & Smooth “Old To The New”

World Renown “Extra Ride”

Lost Boyz, The “Jeeps, Lexes, Coups, Beamers, And The Benzes”

Method Man “Release Yo’ Delf”

Mobb Deep “Shook Ones Pt. 2″

Naughty By Nature “Feel Me Flow”

Ol’ Dirty Bastard “Brooklyn Zoo”

M.O.P. “To The Death” (RMX)

Raekwon “Ice Cream”

Notorious B.I.G. ft. Method Man “The What”

Queen Latifah “Just Another Day”

Bonus broadcast; golden-era hip-hop / rap.

[lehoodcollector]

Street Fighter (Smif-N-Wesson Remix)

[johnanderton]

@ruudgullit tagged me 💕

shuffle your library and post the first 10 songs

but you - alexandra savior

organon - men i trust

17 days - prince

something in the way you are - kimbra

this night has opened my eyes - the smiths

guess again! - thom yorke

sour times - portishead

minds of men - fka twigs

ingrid - local natives

wreckonize (remix vocal) - smif n wesson

share your top 7 from your on repeat playlist

agora hills - doja cat

no sweat - double virgo

moldavite (live) - reggie pearl

lofticries - purity ring

you tear me apart - dev lemons

better late than ether - double virgo

stormwatcher - reggie pearl

tagging: @dark-scape @neopetcemetary @cattyvirgo @alfryco

[northernmusic]

Josh David Barrett Reggae Rise Up @ Sanctuary THU ~ JUL 18, 2024 Doors 7 PM - Show 7:30 PM Sanctuary - Event and Live Music Venue 82 Main St, Maynard, MA 01754 (978) 933-1476 https://www.SanctuaryMaynard.com

TICKETS $15 General Admission $25 Hi-Top Table Seating Ticket Link: bit.ly/4cMswOE

Facebook Event Page https://www.facebook.com/events/515176844179983

Josh David Barrett is a Two-Time Grammy Nominated Singer and Bassist, whose musical journey has carried him from his "churchical" upbringings, to performing for over 20 years with the top artists of the day. He joined the legendary band "The Wailers" in 2015, they continue to spread JAH message of One Love in the Roots, Rock, Reggae sound as created and inspired by the great Bob Marley & The Wailers. A native of New Jersey of indigenous and Jamaican ascent, Josh was blessed to grow up around many cutting edge musicians, hailing from the same Union County, NJ as the legendary Funk group, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic.

Before becoming the Lead Vocalist of The Wailers, his extensive experience as a bassist and producer led him to work with many Gospel greats such as, Bishop George Searight & Royal Priesthood, Tramaine Hawkins, Kim Burrell, Donovan Jackson & Joshua Generation, and many others. After receiving his B.A. in Jazz Performance from William Paterson University, he went on to record and perform with such artists as, Q-Tip (ATCQ), Common, Quincy Jones, Mary J. Blige, Joy Denalane, Smif n Wesson, Silent Knight, Soul Cycle, Soul Understated, Zoe Maza (Germany), Solange, Kendrick Lamar, Nas, and Kanye West. In recent times, Josh David has worked with top Bluesman and CEO of True Groove Global Soul Records, Tomás Doncker; renowned Ethiopian singer Teddy Afro, and Grammy award winning producer Commissioner Gordon (Lauryn Hill, Amy Winehouse, Ghetto Youths, White Tiger Society).

The call to Reggae music inspired Josh David Barrett to form the band "Judah Tribe" in 2004. A collaboration of friends and local bandmates with whom they released their debut album "Nu Day Dawnin" in 2013. Destiny would have it that Judah Tribe would open for The Wailers in 2012 at N.J. P.A.C. (Newark, NJ), where he and distant relatives Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Sr. and Aston Jr. would cross paths, leading to his joining forces with the Wailers team three years later. In honor and homage to the original "3 Wise Men" who laid the path before him, "The Wailin’ Wailers", The Honorable Robert Nesta Marley, O.M., The Honorable Peter Tosh, O.M., and The Honorable Bunny Wailer, O.M., Josh David continues to lead with his energetic performances. Whether with Wailers, his own band, or as a supporter, his mission remains steadfast in giving "Ises" (praises) to Ethiopia’s "Talaku Meri" (Great Leader), and Rastafarian God, Emperor Haile Selassie I, spreading the message of true "Livity" in the name of The LORD.

@joshdavid.barrett Former Lead Singer of "The Wailers" https://www.facebook.com/joshdavid.barrett

Promotion by Northern Music northernmusic@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/MusicInNewEngland https://www.facebook.com/groups/NewEnglandMusicNetwork

Josh #David #Barrett #Wailers #Judah #Tribe #Jamaican #Jamaica #reggae #band #live #music #shows #concerts #Boston #Sanctuary #Maynard #Massachusetts #NewEnglandMusic

[demondmayhew016]

Watch Smif-N-Wessun ft Raekwon - Black Trump (Official Music Video) on YouTube Music

#WUTANG WEDNESDAY 👐

#SMIF-N-WESSON 💿🎼🌹💘👑🎤✨

#RAEKWON 👐📽️💿🎼🌹💘👑🎤✨

[dailyrapfacts]

Smif-N-Wesson used to rap as Cocoa Brovaz

Smif-N-Wesson used to rap as Cocoa Brovaz

Tek and Steele are founding members of the Boot Camp Click. Together, the duo is known as Smif-N-Wesson. However, in the 1990s, a lawsuit from the gun maker of the same name forced the rappers to change their name to Cocoa Brovaz in 1996. Then, in 2005 they changed it back to Smif-N-Wesson. Their debut album Dah Shinin was an underground smash. Rude Awakening is the album released as Cocoa…

[thisishowiefactz]

Smif-N-Wessun - “Wontime” ft Rockness. 95′. Dope theme tribute to the Shinning. 

[celeboftea]

Mary J. Blige Collection, HERSTORY, Vol. 1 - Mary J. Blige, the legendary Grammy and Golden Globe winning and Oscar nominated singer-songwriter, actress, philanthropist and honorary Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, will release an immersive box set of her biggest 1990s hits along with rare remixes, HERstory, Vol. 1, on December 6 via UMe. The collection will be released in three physical forms: a set of eight standard-weight black 7" vinyl records, a 1CD version, a 2LP set and a digital version. From her solo 1992 hit "You Remind Me" to the 1993 remix of "What's the 411" featuring K-Ci (of K-Ci and JoJo) and the Notorious B.I.G., HERstory, Vol. 1 tells the story of Blige as she first established herself as a tour de force of '90s R&B. Born in the Bronx and raised between Savannah, Georgia and Yonkers, New York, Blige caught the attention of Andre Harrell, co-founder of Uptown Records in 1988 when she recorded a cover of Anita Baker's 1986 ballad "Caught Up in the Rapture" at the Galleria Mall in Westchester, New York. After a few years as a backing singer for Uptown artists like Father MC, she launched from the projects to stardom, recording her 3x platinum 1992 debut, What's the 411?, with Sean "Puffy" Combs behind the board. 411's singles "You Remind Me," "Real Love," "Reminisce" and "Love No Limit" are represented on HERstory, Vol. 1; the first in its original form, the latter three in remixes previously unreleased on 7" format. Enjoy this audio stream below after the jump and please share this with friends. Please Reblog!

[getmybuzzup]

Mary J. Blige Collection, HERSTORY, Vol. 1 - Mary J. Blige, the legendary Grammy and Golden Globe winning and Oscar nominated singer-songwriter, actress, philanthropist and honorary Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, will release an immersive box set of her biggest 1990s hits along with rare remixes, HERstory, Vol. 1, on December 6 via UMe. The collection will be released in three physical forms: a set of eight standard-weight black 7" vinyl records, a 1CD version, a 2LP set and a digital version. From her solo 1992 hit "You Remind Me" to the 1993 remix of "What's the 411" featuring K-Ci (of K-Ci and JoJo) and the Notorious B.I.G., HERstory, Vol. 1 tells the story of Blige as she first established herself as a tour de force of '90s R&B. Born in the Bronx and raised between Savannah, Georgia and Yonkers, New York, Blige caught the attention of Andre Harrell, co-founder of Uptown Records in 1988 when she recorded a cover of Anita Baker's 1986 ballad "Caught Up in the Rapture" at the Galleria Mall in Westchester, New York. After a few years as a backing singer for Uptown artists like Father MC, she launched from the projects to stardom, recording her 3x platinum 1992 debut, What's the 411?, with Sean "Puffy" Combs behind the board. 411's singles "You Remind Me," "Real Love," "Reminisce" and "Love No Limit" are represented on HERstory, Vol. 1; the first in its original form, the latter three in remixes previously unreleased on 7" format. Enjoy this audio stream below after the jump and please share this with friends. Please Reblog!

[omegaradiowusb]

MAY 21, 2022 (#307)

Ice Cube: "Can You Dig It?" Scrooge Owens: "Arrest The Government" Hakim & KRS-One: "The Cipher" Ill Bill + Stu Bangas: "Cannibal Hulk" Cypress Hill: "Open Your Mind" (***NEW) Gift Of Gab ft. R.A. The Rugged Man + A.F.R.O.: "Freedom Form Flowing" Diamond D + Erick Sermon + Havoc: “The Three Kings” Evidence: "You" Neek The Exotic + Large Professor ft. Q-Tip: "Borough Of Queens (Q.U.)" Czarface: "Bomb Thrown" Pete Rock + Smif-N-Wesson ft. Buckshot: "Night Time" Evitan ft. Sadat X: "3 Kings" MC Eiht: "How U Do That"

One more show until Omega WUSB begins its Summer broadcasting season. Before it does, here’s a short and easy one-hour-only deluxe volume of current and relevant hip-hop and backpacker cuts. It’s a sneak preview of what’s to come when we play our best cards in the weeks ahead.

Join us as Omega celebrates WUSB’s 45th year in existence. We can’t wait to get our next broadcast season underway. We hope you’ll join us.

June 4, 2022 (10PM New York City): deluxe Omega

June 6, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

June 13, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

June 18, 2022 (10PM New York City): deluxe Omega

June 20, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

June 27, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

July 4, 2022 (midnight New York City): bonus Omega

July 4, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

July 11, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

July 16, 2022 (10PM New York City): deluxe Omega

July 18, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

July 25, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

July 30, 2022 (10PM New York City): deluxe Omega

August 1, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

August 8, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

August 13, 2022 (10PM New York City): deluxe Omega

August 15, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

August 22, 2022 (11AM New York City): final bonus Omega

August 27, 2022 (10PM New York City): final deluxe Omega

August 29, 2022 (midnight New York City): bonus Omega

August 29, 2022 (11AM New York City): final bonus Omega

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for September 30, 2024; #386.

Black Thought & El Michels Affair: "Miracle"

Boldy James: "OT Commute"

Chuck Strangers ft. Navy Blue: "Venison"

NxWorries ft. Snoop Doog: "From Here"

Big Hit + Hit-Boy + The Alchemist: "Black And Whites"

Common & Pete Rock: "Wise Up"

Kurious: "Unknown Species"

LL Cool J: "Passion"

Nas & DJ Premier: "Define My Name"

Rakim ft. BG + Hus KingPin + Compton Menace: "Now Is The Time"

Smif-N-Wessun: "Fifty Fifty"

Spice 1: "Crumbs With Bums"

Stetsasonic: "Cypher Pt. 1"

AZ: "This Is Why"

Shabazz Palaces: "Angela"

Lordz Of Brooklyn: "Mama's Boy"

Deluxe hip-hop, rap, and all-time champions.

[prophetmediagrp]

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@teksmokeelah (from legendary rap duo “Smif-N-Wesson”) Took ProphetMediaGroup to @bbkingbluesnyc for an EXCLUSIVE look into “A Day In The Life Of TeK” this is a clip from a longer video I will upload later today. Thanks to Tek n @generalsteele for the opportunity 💯 #ProphetMediaGroup #hiphop #rap #smifnwessun #nyc #brooklyn #bronx #manhattan #queens #longisland #statenisland #jersey #philadelphia #texas #international #celebrity #canon #Tek #Steele #loveislove #stayblessed #staytuned (at New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8grLZ1gZw6/?igshid=120uevxug1o63

[demondmayhew016]

#WUTANG WEDNESDAY 👐

#CHEF RAEKWON 👐📽️💿🎼🌹💘👑🎤✨

#SMIF-N-WESSON AKA COCOA BROVAZ

#TEK 💿🎼🌹💘👑🎤✨

#STEELE 💿🎼🌹💘👑🎤✨

[lucianobrougham]

New logotype i made for the rap group Smif-N-Wessun. It will be used on merchandise, including their new album produced by 9th Wonder. Such a fun project, and i highly appreciate the trust - make sure to stay tuned for that upcoming album! 

“ Brooklyn based hip-hop group consisting of members Tek & Steele. Hailing from the Bedford Stuyvesant "Bucktown" section of Brooklyn and part of the Boot Camp Clique. Smif-N-Wessun first appeared on Black Moon's classic debut album, Enta Da Stage on tracks "U Da Man" and the classic "Black Smif-N-Wessun". After the release of their debut LP, Dah Shinin' they ran into legal issue with the gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson Firearms and changed their name to the Cocoa Brovaz.” - Discogs.

[thisishowiefactz]

Cocoa Brovaz aka Smif n Wessun ft. Raekwon - “Black Trump” 98′. BK x Shaolin. Beat is hard as fuck. Too bad the best quality video on yt is censored. 

[hiphopscriptures]

Smif-N-Wessun's Dah Shinin' Album Anniversary

They released their first single "Bucktown" b/w "Let's Git It On" in early 1994, which became an underground smash and gave the group considerable hype for their debut album, Dah Shinin'. Released in January 1995, their album peaked at number 59 on the Billboard 200 and number 5 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and went on to sell over 300,000 copies in the United States. Along with "Bucktown", the album featured the singles "Wrekonize" b/w "Sound Bwoy Bureill" and "Wontime" b/w "Stand Strong". Dah Shinin became an influential album in the hardcore New York City hip hop scene of the mid-1990s. Soon after the release of their debut, Smif-N-Wessun received a cease and desist order over their group name by the Smith & Wesson firearms company. To avoid the lawsuit, they changed their name to Cocoa Brovaz in 1996. Read more about Smif-N-Wessun here.