“The difference between me and you is…I actually believe every muthaf***in thing I say. From the bottom of my heart. ‘Cuz it just is.”

Confidence can be a very elusive state of mind. To know you will succeed despite evidence to the contrary or have no fear of the consequences that accompany failure is, for many of us, only a fleeting oasis between long bouts of anxiety and hesitance. Read the rest of this entry »

Until proven otherwise, I’m continuing to believe Maurice Garland is the most influential man in the Atlanta music scene. While “most influential” may be pushing it, the fact that he is highly respected by artists in that community (and outside of Atlanta’s stranglehold) is beyond evident. It’s why stories such as Mo’s run-in with P.K. (formerly known as Pretty Ken) is so damn intriguing. Read the rest of this entry »

Resolve. Webster’s describes it as a definitive point where a person comes to a determination. Unless you don’t troll the usual rap sites at even the slightest moderation, then you’ll know Bobby Creekwater’s resolve has been “make it or bust” status for several years since going at things completely independent. Read the rest of this entry »

“Pay attention to what’s hid in the books, They throw the books at us and slap the wrists of white collar crooks.”

More new music from SMKA’s upcoming, third installment of The 808 Experiment and it’s quite triumphant, the charge led by Donny, Bobby & Mikkey. Read the rest of this entry »

Every MC aspires to work with their idols. However, for many, those dreams not only become reality, but an overbearing burden that looms over their careers until the lofty expectations of having major label love are met. Upon reaching that fork in the road, some simply can’t take the pressure and hang up the mic altogether, while others move forward doing what they do best. Read the rest of this entry »

All aboard the SMKA space shuttle. Aleon Craft has crystal clear skies in his eyes as he blasts into orbit with Mick Boogie & Terry Urban for The Stargazing Soundtrack. With crew members such as Playboy Tre, Mikkey Halsted and several other literal ATLiens, to summarize this as simply a mixtape would be a crime. It’s pure aeronautics. Read the rest of this entry »

Bobby Creek’s blood type has to be R for rap because the man’s bone marrow just has rhymes circulating through it for days and days. If it wasn’t so frowned upon, he would probably churn out a respectable mixtape every month. Aligning his deadly venom with Atlanta’s very own Coalition DJ’s and tackling several social-economical premises, Mr. Creekwater wants you all to know that his time is Not Now But Right Now.

Uncle Bobby forces his way into Kast’s legacy…

Bobby Creekwater – “Da Art Of Storytellin’ Part 5″

…And adds another tally mark into his.

Download — Bobby Creekwater – Not Now But Right Now

You may hear Bobby Creekwater but you should probably listen to him as well. And when you have the skills to churn out an single, EP or sturdy verse at well, there’s no telling what B.C. train you could catch. Cracking open his briefcase for like the umpteenth this year, look out for Not Not But Right Now on May 11, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

The other, other Bobby from ATL is popping the latches on his stainless steel sidekick as he prepares for another year of unrelentless grindin’. He’s the man with the imposing baritone who still has a flow nimble enough to whisk his words over tracks ever so gracefully. He’s Bobby Creekwater and he’s going Back To Briefcase II with the legendary Greg Street in 20X. Read the rest of this entry »

While driving over to The Five Spot, Contra™ commented on the full moon that was on the horizon. It was at that point that we suspected the night had the potential to be magical or disastrous. And it was actually a little bit of both. The Crew disassembled from Voltron form for the last night and actually covered two events. It was at point that I learned I was to be the red cat… literally as I was thrown into video camera duties. Much respect to BK and The SP Agency, because I felt like I would need an arm transplant by the end of the night. But enough about me, on to the next one… Read the rest of this entry »

Remember the Mythblazers’ mini-series? Read the rest of this entry »

October 1st to 3rd. A3C Festival, Atlanta, GA. Excited yet?

If not, here’s more reason to get hype.

Your beloved Section has partnered with SMKA Productions and the lovely Fadia Kader to bring you “A3C’s Perfect Attendance” showcase. Read the rest of this entry »

Shady Aftermath’s very own Bobby Creekwater is back with another FreEP for your iPods. With appearances by Stat Quo, Sandman and Bohagon, the versatile rapper/producer is looking to make it even better than last time with The B.C. Era Deuce EP. Read the rest of this entry »

Well it looks like Eminem’s comeback is officially in full swing. He’s dropping videos and songs and lacing artists — his artists with some of that Mathers’ in-house production. While Relapse takes aim of the big stage in May, Read the rest of this entry »

We previewed a glimpse of the raw footage of this when we chopped it up on Pill back during Grind Time Week. Now, MTV2′s feature on ATL is either hittin’ the airwaves as a part of ‘Atlanta Music Week.’ Above, Killer Mike speaking on the reported Underground Atlanta mixtape with Bobby Creekwater, Don P, Yung Ralph, OJ Da Juiceman, Dem Getaway Boyz and Pill. If this joint materializes, watch me cop three copies.

After the break, another clip with Killer Mike @ SuperSounds in Atlanta, breaking down some of music as well as zone history as it relates to shopping for music. Read the rest of this entry »