Sadat X (of Brand Nubian) performing “Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down” (produced by Diamond D.) from Brand Nubian’s “In God We Trust” album. DJ Eclipse on the 1′s and 2′s. At Fat Beats, NYC’s final day of being open for business.
Sadat X (of Brand Nubian) performing “Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down” (produced by Diamond D.) from Brand Nubian’s “In God We Trust” album. DJ Eclipse on the 1′s and 2′s. At Fat Beats, NYC’s final day of being open for business.
Ryan Leslie in studio with Fabolous creating the instrumental break to finish “You Be Killin Em”.
PackFM performing a verse in acapella at Fat Beats, NYC’s Final Week on Friday, 9/3/10.
Tonedeff performing “Ridiculous” (produced by Domingo) from his “Underscore” album at Fat Beats NYC, Final Week on Friday 9/3/10
Come thru and support Initiative Radio with Angela Mckenzie… Our very own Dj’s Brown13 & DeeShot will be holding down the tunes all night…
“Jon John TV Live from one of the last in store shows at the world famous nyc Fat Beats store. Fat Beats are going digital now so they have been throwing a few live events to go out like the legends they are. We caught up with Dru Ha, J Zone, Dj Eclipse, Pack Fm, Immortal Technique, Ras Kass, Rahzel, Craig G, Illa Ghee, & Creature. During the visit we ask a few of the heads who came out what where thier favorite fat beats moments and got some interesting answers.“
On May 8th 2010, Substantial & Marcus D made their debut performance as Bop Alloy in Seattle, WA. It was also the first time the two performed any of the material from their soon to be release album entitled, “Substantial & Marcus D are Bop Alloy”.
Araab Muzik goin nuts on the mpc. Looking forward to that collabo with Busta Rhymes
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