Nas is back and he's nasty with it.
Showing posts with label Nas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nas. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
Directed and shot by: NABIL
On vous avait parlé de l'album Distant Relatives à l'époque de sa sortie, aujourd'hui sort là vidéo pour un des titres phare de l'album, à savoir "Patience" avec en invité la chanteuse malienne Mariam (Amadou & Mariam). La vidéo a pris du temps à venir mais elle est là à présent so let's enjoy!
Friday, December 25, 2009
Bonus: "Strong will continue"History in the making: The New York Queensbridge Rap & lyricist legend Nasir jones and Jamaica's finest Marley Breed Damian Marley unit to speak up for and about Africa through this upcoming album "Distant Relatives". U got it it's a family affair and when it is so, Ocean nor History differences can't come in the way. And here they are producing this equally unexpected (at least before the first time they mentioned about a year ago) and unlikely album which will probably be like no other at least in its genre.
I've always been ultra receptive when Music could rhyme with 'Sense' and 'Purpose' therefore I'm more than curious to experience this project as soon as it comes out.
As individual artists Nas and Damian Marley have been more or less equally appreciated for their music as well as their conscious lyrics. Even throughout his early Illmatic days Nas always expressed more that street rap in his lyrics. If you'd listend close enough you could always hear the great mind of a Queens kid that new that there was more to it than just the rap game. Later tracks like "If I Ruled the World", 'Black Girl Lost' or "I Can" to name a few made it clear about Nas fiber.
As Far as Damian Marley I guess great music & activism are simply part of his family DNA.
To help you wait for music material from the project here's the tracklist, the album cover and some studio footage that should get you closer of what we're dealing with here.
01. Intro (Something New) (Produced by Damian Marley)
02. As We Enter (Produced by Damian Marley)
03. Revolutionary (Produced by Damian Marley)
04. Count Your Blessings (Produced by Damian & Stephen Marley)
05. Belief is Key (Produced by Damian Marley)
06. Africa Must Wake Up (feat. K’naan) (Produced by Nas, Damian & Stephen Marley)
07. Black Horizon (feat. K’naan) (Produced by Damian Marley)
08. Only the Strong (Produced by Damian & Stephen Marley)
09. Our Generation (feat. Joss Stone & Stevie Wonder) (Produced by Damian Marley)
10. Empowerment (Produced by Stephen Marley)
11. AID (Produced by K’naan & Nas)
12. Let’s End It (Poverty) (feat. K’naan) (Produced by 9th Wonder & Damian Marley)
13. The Earth (feat. Bob Marley) (Produced by Salaam Remi, Damian & Stephen Marley)
14. Black Man’s Paper (feat. Erykah Badu) (Produced by Afry) [UK Bonus]
15. Weed On (feat. Snoop Dogg) (Produced by Damian Marley) [iTunes Bonus]
01. Intro (Something New) (Produced by Damian Marley)
02. As We Enter (Produced by Damian Marley)
03. Revolutionary (Produced by Damian Marley)
04. Count Your Blessings (Produced by Damian & Stephen Marley)
05. Belief is Key (Produced by Damian Marley)
06. Africa Must Wake Up (feat. K’naan) (Produced by Nas, Damian & Stephen Marley)
07. Black Horizon (feat. K’naan) (Produced by Damian Marley)
08. Only the Strong (Produced by Damian & Stephen Marley)
09. Our Generation (feat. Joss Stone & Stevie Wonder) (Produced by Damian Marley)
10. Empowerment (Produced by Stephen Marley)
11. AID (Produced by K’naan & Nas)
12. Let’s End It (Poverty) (feat. K’naan) (Produced by 9th Wonder & Damian Marley)
13. The Earth (feat. Bob Marley) (Produced by Salaam Remi, Damian & Stephen Marley)
14. Black Man’s Paper (feat. Erykah Badu) (Produced by Afry) [UK Bonus]
15. Weed On (feat. Snoop Dogg) (Produced by Damian Marley) [iTunes Bonus]
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