Showing posts with label Cases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cases. Show all posts
3.17.2011
8.17.2010
Tom Delay Interview with Root 70 Lounge
Tom Dealy print interview with Root 70 Lounge in anticipation of the "Cases" rerelease on the Japanese label on September 8th.
Click here to read in Japanese. Use Google Translate to read in broken English. Peace!
Click here to read in Japanese. Use Google Translate to read in broken English. Peace!
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| Root70Lounge.com |
Labels:
Brake Fast Records,
Cases,
Hip-hop,
Interview,
Japan,
Root 70 Lounge,
Tom Delay
4.09.2010
Cases Re-release in Japan with Root 70 Lounge
"Cases" by Tom Delay will be re-released in July of 2010 with Japanase label Root 70 Lounge Check for it on Juno Download. Shouts to Nao and Van Ark!


Labels:
Cases,
Japan,
Root 70 Lounge,
Tom Delay
3.18.2010
Dirt Platoon - Strapped
New video from Dirt Platoon for their song "Strapped" off the Brute and the Brains album. Cases t-shirts in full effect in this video! Shoutout to Raf and Snook! Also, be on the lookout for Dirt Platoon's Deeper Than Dirt LP being released on Brake Fast Records in the summer of 2010 featuring heavy production by Tom Delay and Fel Sweetenberg.
Labels:
Cases,
Deeper Than Dirt,
Dirt Platoon,
Hip-hop,
Strapped,
Tom Delay
2.22.2010
1.07.2010
12.22.2009
L.E.G.A.C.Y. "Officer Kickass" off the "Cases" LP
Rock the Dub: L.E.G.A.C.Y. "Officer Kickass" produced by Nick Tha 1da - Free track off my "Cases" LP. This joint is by L.E.G.A.C.Y. called "Officer Kickass" produced by Nick Tha 1da.
Labels:
Brake Fast Records,
Cases,
Hip-hop,
L.E.G.A.C.Y.,
Nick Tha 1da,
Tom Delay
11.30.2009
Tom Delay presents "Cases" (released 12.01.09)
"Cases" includes outstanding appearances from A-Class (who has been quickly making a name for himself in the Grind Time battle circuit), young Baltimore wordsmith Trace Blam and NC heavyhitter L.E.G.A.C.Y. (Justus League, Hall of Justus) who, fresh off the release of the critically acclaimed "Suicide Music" LP, plays the role of the most corrupt checking in on "Officer Kickass". The remainder of the album includes tracks from a slew of Maryland emcees, namely Mic Brown, Seph Jones, 4th Down, A6, IronSoul and Xtra, who all provide solid contributions.
In the same vein as conceptual works like Prince Paul's "A Prince Among Thieves", this 1960's, 70's and 80's crime drama-inspired album is a breath of fresh air in these times of exhaustive mix-tape releases and the invariable LP format. As each detailed story advances the discordant plot line to play out more like blockbuster movie than an album, it is clear that "Cases" is not just another compilation.
Click here to purchase "Cases" on itunes.
Labels:
A-Class,
Baltimore,
Beats,
Brake Fast Records,
Cases,
Hip-hop,
L.E.G.A.C.Y.,
Tom Delay,
Trace Blam
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