76radio.com Is NOT us...
So recently, it was brought to our attention that our old domain, 76radio.com, was transferred to a new owner. This new owner is clearly a scammer; just have a look at their website. Their contact form doesn't even work properly, but I'm sure their payment gateway will. So as a heads up to all our listeners; do not sign up or pay for any services they offer, as we the real 76RadiO will never charge you or solicit you for any of our services. We strive on broadcasting you real independent musicians, who are highly underrated, through a 24/7 streaming radio platform which will always be FREE. We are NOT and will never offer third party affiliate's or other services, as we will ONLY provide you with the music we broadcast. Currently, we are working on an alternate solution, and will be removing our old domain tags. In the meantime the station will continue to be online 24/7. Thanks for bringing this issue to our attention, and we hope that clears things up...Now on with the music!
G Rap, What You Know About That?
30 Years later, and still inspiring others with his timeless style
The originator of "Machine-Gun Raps", and most underrated Artist to come out of Juice Crew, G Rap would later inspire some of the best MCs that ever did it. When he was asked who is his top ten favorite lyrical Artists are, the answer didn't include the typical Tupac namedrop and here's why: "(Tu)Pac was more than just an Artist, he was a statement of the times. Pac was a stance. He's beyond just being lyrical." Furthermore, he added "How can or could you pick one best rapper of all time?" Return of the Don, dropping June 2, 2017
"A person is only gonna be entertained, to the peak of their intelligence" - Kool G Rap
Skankin' Session with Lil Hitt - Behind Barz TV
Lil Hitt - Skankin Session
On Behind Barz TV
Behind the scenes; In the studio Live with San Diego Artist Lil Hitt
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New Tribe Called Quest Album - We Got It From Here Nov 2016
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The Secret Album Dropped!
We Got It From Here, Thank You 4 Your Service - Named by Phife (God Bless the Dead) and recorded prior to his passing in March, it includes new collabos with Elton John, Talib Kweli, Jack White, Andre 3000, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Anderson Paak, and of course Busta Rhymes & Consequence. Sticking to their roots has always been their motto, so you won't find any ghost writers or ghost producers here. All tracks were written and produced by A Tribe Called Quest, and if Dilla was still with us you already know he would have got down on it as well. The Ummah The Ummah Ummah
"We The People", definitely describes our current political state today even before it happened (since the album was mostly recorded last year). It's no wonder it was coincidentally released on Veteran's Day. The song Whateva Will Be reflects that as well: "Some will dash for the mountains some will crawl, and the weakest amongst them they will fall, but the strongest they think they will stand ta-ta-tall, everybody's running when they see the storm's coming but whatever's gonna be will be"
If you haven't copped it already:
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The album's name was chosen by Phife, and the rest of the members said they didn't understand it's meaning. But after listening to this album, and searching my memory bank (my brain) it's pretty obvious. Any real ATCQ fan will understand, but if you need to just go back to their first album. It's even in the name, R.I.P Phife Diggy! Been a Native Tongue since day one, thanks for the journey!
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