R2 Live Performance

Revolutionary Rhythm will be performing at the The Terrace in Pasedena so don't forget to cop your pre-sale ticket for $10 or $15 at the door. They will be going on at 11pm.

www.facebook.com/revolutionaryrhythm
myspace.com/revolutionaryrhythm
twitter.com/R2Rhythm
revolutionaryrhythm.bandcamp.com/

Lets take a look.

Sorry for the errors and such it was just a thought I needed to get out because it was originall gonna go on a face status but facebook only allows so much to be put into their statuses.

WTF is going on with you dumb fucks supporting these fake dream sellers with no lyrical skill. I hope you do know these pieces of shit are feeding you nothing but nursery rhymes. Fucc Drake and Lil Wayne. Let me break it down.




Lil Wayne who by the way is a fake blood, no lyrical skills, he is a POP rapper and never has anything meaningful to say or can be relevant to your life.

Fan Page-20 million "Likes"



Drake who rides Lil Waynes dick and fame wave, no lyrical skills, pop rapper, lied by saying nothing was done for him(born rich), never has anything meaningful to say or can be relevant to your life.

Fan Page-12,652,093 "Likes"



Justing Beiber- The little Canadian fucc is Canadian and looks like a damn bitch and his music is horrible.

Fan Page- 21,979,385 "Likes"



Ok now lets look at the peoplewho founded this thing called hip-Hop and stayed true to it by not selling out and who actually have great wordplay, lyrical skills, relevant to us and our lifestyle and have meaningfull meaning behind their tracks.



Nas one of the greatest MCs to spit. Music everyone can nod their head to and still be relevnant and have those lyrics with the complex verses that says " I put alot of work into this".

Fan page-424,348 "Likes"

WTF only 424,348 that is some bullshit.



Rakim- The reason dudes like Nas, Biggie, Jay Z etc exist. He greated the complex verses and he is founding father of this game.

Fan Game-110,602 "Likes"



Gang Starr- There was 3 generations and all three all real music with some of the dopest beats and lyrics I ahve listened too.

Fan Page_108,638

"Likes"



MC Ren- One of thefounding father of Gangsta Rap and was basically the smart nigga of NWA

Fan Page-8,514"Likes"



Nipsey Hu$$le-This nigga is one of our own. OUR OWN!! He has to be one of the realest niggas since The Game. He has that agressive flow and lyrics to go with and the phrases he has are just too good.

Fan Page-94,504"Likes"

Banksy takes over L.A.

So Banksy hits Los Angeles houses, billboards in Hollywood , and commercial walls, construction containers. Also if you haven't seen his film "Exit Through the Gift Shop" go on netflix and rent it or go on ebay and buy it and after go and vote for The Oscar's "Best Documentary Academy Award" .

Stay tuned

Forgot to mention stay tune for atleast 2 new Los Angeles based rappers/artist that I will be interviewing. Their music is that good stuff.
J.R. Cruise
The Key

Alright so I have a little theory about why the mass audience now embraces so much this mainstream Hip-Hop music. Coming from Los Angeles the birth of gangsta rap and G-Funk rappers had the chance to express themselves about what is happening in the hood and exposing it to the public outside Los Angeles. These rappers spoke about the reality of life and the struggles they went through living in a gang infested neighborhood and as to why they did criminal activity. People saw something that the news never reported and the hood finally had a chance to tell their side of the story which by the way is 90% true. Some of these rappers eventually got rich and stop being what they were and totally changed about what they are about. Now they were talking about how much money they had, expensive cars, expensive liquor and the bitches they fucked on the daily basis and this is when the fans saw that only and forgot about the trials and tribulations. Now rapping about money, cars, Patron, and bitches was the new thing to listen to but in reality that isn't the truth. That isn't real life at all, it's actually a fantasy these rappers are feeding to their fans. The fans now don't want to face reality instead pretend they are living the life of a rich person. People have to wake up and just realize life isn't truly that and they have to stop supporting these rappers because they are just throwing in nursery rhymes into their rap sheets and they are just talking about things you yet don't have. It will be cool if they are motivating you to become rich by teaching the ways to get out of the hood but this music on the radio and the industry is pushing and making money off is a load bullshit. These rappers don't work hard on their rhymes. In the end they don't care unless there career goes under. I will leave you with a two quotes.

 Hip-hop is supposed to uplift and create, to educate people on a larger level and to make a change. -Doug E. Fresh

Dont just bob you head to the beat actually listen to what they are saying...-Tupac

Raw Ambition: Revolutionary Rhythm Presented by OMNI

R2

Today me and OMNILIFESTYLE teamed up to shoot a little interview and walk around with R2. We got to experience first hand on how much love these two get love from their fans. People were coming up to them telling us they should be the next big thing and they are one of the doppest Emcees. It was crazy and I loved how these two actually really interact with their fans, because without fans you can't go anywhere. It seems like these two have a great relationship with their fans than I do with my sister. Their fans are loyal fans and basically have all their tracks in their Ipod playing on the daily. It was a really fun experience and hopefully we get to do something again with these two. We also got a chance to interview them and they spit a couple rhymes but unfortenetly we weren't able to get any new shit out of them. The interview will be posted up within the couple next days.

SLik d

This guy comes from the South Bay This guy brings back that laid back music that like and just want to sit down to and just chill and make all your problems go away. He brought a new flavor to the game. I have been following him for quite a while and he doesn't siapointedThis guy has already done it from mixtapes to an eight track album, Good Vibes. I am disappointed in myself that I haven't been following this guy and to make it worse he is just one city over. His music is good music with that chill and relaxing feel. His music screams out Cali and that what I like. The thing I like about this guy also is that he interacts with his fan which is always a plus, this shows that he loves his fans and is doing it for himself and them. Follow him on

slikd.bandcamp.com, Facebook, and Tumblr

School Boy Q's album "Setbacks"

The album by School Boy Q, from Top Dawg Ent, is to release his album today on Itunes your local record shop. Get your copy today and support the "New West" movement and prove that the West can still sell and make great music.

New Music contd....

Snoop Dogg just released the video to his second single “Wet” off his upcoming album, Doggumentary Music. The video was directed by Dylan “Pook” Brown. Check out the new music video and you can get the song off iTunes today.



Also The Game is set to release another mixtape with DJ Skee and not the long awaited "R.E.D Album". I will let you know guys know the release date of this mixtape.

New Music

OK been a while since been updating the blog, work is getting in the way. So first Revolutionary Rythm and J.R. Cruise have released some songs. The Game, Snoop, Pac Div, and Bishop Lamont.

R2-The Letter

J.R. Cruise-Green Goblin

J.R. Cruise-Proceed and Progress

New Mixtape by J.R. Cruise coming soon!

I got a song by Pac Div from Mania! the last mixtape they plan to release before they drop their major label debut Grown Kid Syndrome. The song is called "Your F-cking Song" and its produced by Blended Babies.

Pac Div - Your Fucking Song by Hypetrak

Bishop Lamont ft. Nate Dogg-I'm Faded

Altruistic

Alright I have a shop that I have been going to for about 2 years. I was first told about this shop when I got into the sneaker/streetwear scene and when I was told that no tee was over $25(prices do change over a course of 2 years) so I didn't waste no time in hitting the shop up. After my first time at the shop I started going back and became a regular. The shop has changed since I started going there. They focused a lot now on the Fixed Gear scene, they still carry some streetwear brands, so if you got a fixie you and need some parts these guys will hook you up. They will suggest you parts that you do need and parts that you might like. They are not trying to snake you out of your money but trying to help you. Ron and the rest of the staff have been one of the coolest dudes around. You can't name a shop where the staff get as friendly as these guys.Hit this shop up when you in the Los Angeles. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
Altruistic
1601 GRAMERCY AVE
Torrance, CA, 90501

310.533.9360

Mon - Sat:
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Jorge Peniche "The Marathon" Book

Not that long ago Nipsey Hussle dropped "The Marathon" mixtape along with this mixtape he did a project with Jorge Pineche, a photographer out of Los Angeles, to drop " The Marathon" Book. The book contains 45 pages of black and white photographs that bring out Nipsey's life since being in the industry for 2 years. I will leave you with some photographs from the book. You can look at the entire book at IHUSSLE.com

New tracks by Fashawn

Fashawn-In The Rain
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J.R. Cruise

                              
Today I have someone coming out of Gardena at the age of 18. I have been listening and following this guy for a while, thanks to my cousin who actually pointed him out to me and attended the same tennis program and as J.R. Cruise. When my cousin told me that he was a rapper I asked him to show me one of his songs and he had me hooked with his laid back music. I downloaded his mixtape and made a CD and it has been in my car playing over and over for the past 2 months, I am being real here too. His mixtape, Mr. Righteous, was well put from the beats he chose and the quality of it and just shows the confidence he has in himself and his music which is needed to make it in the game nowadays. The thing is he is not coming off cocky either as other rappers do in their songs, yes there is a difference between the words cocky and confident. He also throws in a few struggles of what up and coming rappers have to deal with such as haters but that didn't stop him from putting out good rhymes and flows. Also a lot of rappers metaphors nowadays are sports related but when was the last time you heard someone with a tennis related metaphor? Never, now that is 100% original just look at these lines "and I’m serving weak niggas that’s Agassi with no racquet", "and I got advantage like I'm about to win a tennis game"!This guy is putting that laid back music that we are craving when you are either chillen, smoking, thinking, studying. His songs are truly inspirational and motivating for me as it makes me think that I can also achieved my goals. J.R. has his dreams of becoming big and I think he can achieved them because its been a while a "New West" rapper stays active with their music. He is always putting out new music and videos. I most definitely support him and his music. So stay tuned for the interview and in the meanwhile follow him on Tumblr and Facebook

Interview with Revolutionary Rhythm coming soon.

Like I said I am going to be looking out for LA music artist that I will sit down and I will interview so they can let you know what they are about, with their music and as an individual. So I decided that these two guys, Kid Abstrakt and Predominance, went to the same high school as I did at the same time as I did, yet I didn't know they had the same thoughts on the state of hip-hop as I did let alone knew that they even spit some of the dopest rhymes. The beats they use are simply put you in that mood where you instantly start bobbing that head of yours. Their mixtape, "Just Listen", is great from the intro to the last song. I have been looking for an album/mixtape all my life where the beats consistent with the mood you were in the last song and the lyrics have a deep meaning as the last songs and the flow is incredible and I have always found out that it was always either one or two but never all in one, until I found these two guys from my high school. I didn't hear about them until I was out of high school actually, since I was moved to a continuation high school and knew little of what was going on in my old school, and I was on facebook looking for "New West" rappers and I stumble upon their page. I took a listen and I instantly was hooked on them. I went on youtube and started to look for their videos, I also started to ask my friends if they knew about Revolutionary Rhythm and they told me about them and that I was a whole year late on what they were doing. I started to research as much I could, I like to educate myself about a rapper(s) I like and follow, so I can see what they are about but in their mixtape they basically say what they are about. They are true hip-hop! I will have the chance to sit down with them and interview them since I know the fans want to know a little more about them and I definitely want to dig deeper into these two MCs out of my area. Interview coming soon!
You can follow them in the meantime on their website Revolutionary Rhythm or Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, MySpace                                         

                   

"You are about to witness the strength of street knowledge"

What’s good people? This is the new blog and guide to fashion, music, and graffiti artist out in LA that need some recognition. This blog is going to be updated daily with music artist that are based in LA and are trying to put this "New West" music on the map. This means that we will be posting up interviews with them so you guys can get a feel of what they are about and why they chose their type genre and the main reason they want to pursue it. Also LA known for its graffiti and these graffiti artist that are trying to get recognition but since it is a "crime" to express yourself and show off your work in the walls of the city and are covered up almost instantly we will catch them during the action to give them a chance to show off their work and get their name out there. You will be able to keep tabs on your favorite artist right here. We also know that there a lot of clothing lines, boutiques, skate shops etc that are based out of LA and people don’t know about them. We will be showing you where these brands are sold at and what is there whole theme behind the brand when I sit down with the founder of the line. I will also be setting up a guide to the places you are going to want to hit up for your shopping.