(8) Time Machine…Time Time Machine..(8) ! This guy does not stop working! Five Steez stopped my way to give me this crazy track called “Time Machine”. This is his latest International collaborative effort which features Canadian artistes Kolor Brown, J-Wyze and Motion, and Jamaican artiste Kabaka Pyramid. The beat is NICE, great sample, and the lyrics are on point…very entertaining collab. Check it out below…
With Live From Yard popping up on the blogsite saturday, Nomad Carlos sent a couple joints off the mixtape my way. Illest S*** was produced by BeatsForMixtapes.com while 1Time 2Time was produced by 2Serious Productions. Check it out and ENJOY!!!
Illest S***
1Time 2Time
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Unpredictable, diverse, determined, and real are just few of the words used to describe this Kingston by the way of Florida rapper Nomad Carlos. Born in Florida on May 5, 1987 and is currently living between there and Kingston, Carlos been said to “Live and breathe Hip Hop” by his peers.
Nomad, an avid lover of many genres of music, started writing raps after being inspired by a few of his peers who happened to be very skillful in the art. From early recordings, he moved on to releasing mixtapes with a group named the Bullet Proof Army which consisted of him and a few of his peers. Nomad went on to performing, releasing music videos, and even completing an album with the Bullet Proof Army and was recognized as one of Jamaica’s up and coming rappers.
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Five Steez is a true MC that has surprisingly risen through an obscure Hip Hop scene in Jamaica, the land of Reggae, to capture ears and minds all over the world through years of mixtape releases, performances and televised music videos. With the city of Kingston as his backdrop, he expresses a reality that exemplifies Hip Hop’s role as the ‘voice of the voiceless’.
Steez was born in Kingston, Jamaica on November 11, 1986. Throughout youth, music was his biggest fascination and as he grew older and wiser, he knew his calling was to speak to and for the people.
“I need to tell my story and the stories of my peers who don’t have the platform I do. I hope I can show somebody something and change a life the way I’ve seen Hip Hop change lives already,” he says.
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