When it comes to newer lyricists, chances are CurT@!n$ never comes up your discussions. He’s aware of this. But ask yourself have you honestly heard him take a bar off whether it was his song or not. He goes in for the kill, no matter the time, day or tax season. His gruff vocals and go-for-broke attitude helped propel rap’s Charlie Rose’s latest freetape, Scumbino’s WayRead the rest of this entry »
Emilio Sparks gets paid to be a professional cretin.
As if his dream job isn’t great enough, he mostly likely has your favorite rapper on speed dial for prank calls because he’s the spontaneous type. While you can catch the shameless disc jockey weekly on WSIA 88.9FM and his iTunes podcast, “The Emilio Experience,” he’s contributing to Hip-Hop in a major way with his 2nd compilation of beats-n-rhymes in Scumbino’s Way. Read the rest of this entry »
Emilio sat down with Lloyd Banks recently to talk about everything from the business to threesomes -wait…what’s it called when you get seven chicks? A septetsome? Anyway, this is a pretty interesting interview, but we’ll let Emilio tell it. Read the rest of this entry »
The more and more I listen to Trunk Muzik, the more I consider it to be the best project to come out this year. Yelawolf is out of this world talented and the exposure he’s getting now is just the tip of the iceberg compared to where he’ll be this time next year. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, he’s platinum bound and about to be in the upper echelon of recognizable Hip-Hop figures. Read the rest of this entry »
Gotty™ isn’t the only one hobknobbing (||) with Nike these days. For the Staten Island rendition of the 1LOVE series, the House of Hoops decided to feature my brother from another, more Italian mother, Emilio Sparks. Read the rest of this entry »
The second-coolest Mississippi guest in the history of the Emilio Sparks show stopped by last week to discuss one thing we all hold dear: the almighty skrip club. Okay, he talked about a few other things: his album, bringing fun back to music and a striking resemblance to Tracy Morgan. I’m all for having a Big K.R.I.T. video shot in Meridian featuring Hustle Man.
Smoke DZA was recently on the Emilio Sparks show and instantly became one of my favorite personalities in Hip-Hop simply for his knowledge of wrestling. In this interview, he discusses which wrestler he wants to be (hint: Whooo!), what the hell a “Smoke DZA” is and how the DZA residence operates. We also get a cameo from Heathcliff Huxtable and the Macho Man Randy Savage. Kind of.
As a bonus, here’s studio footage and an mp3 of a featured appearance from DZA, along with Curren$y, both providing an assist to Mississippi’s Big K.R.I.T. The song is titled “No Wheaties” and will be featured on K.R.I.T.’s upcoming K.R.I.T. Was Here release.
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The leadoff track for Brother Sparks’ charitable contribution to Hip-Hop is live and direct for your eyes as well as your eardrums. This particular cut features the rowdy antics of The Real Pack with John Colombo on the directioral duties (whose been filming their rap act for a few years). Read the rest of this entry »
Emilio Sparks is “The Charlie Rose of Hip-Hop” because he talks for a living and does it well. As you can see from this entertaining mashup of some his run-ins with Hip-Hop heavyweights such as Mouse Budden, Method Man & Redman, he can be deadly on the microphone without rapping into it. Read the rest of this entry »
About a year ago, when I was brand new to the whole Twitter thing, I replied to @EmilioSparks inquiry about the how the WWE Royal Rumble was going. A week later, he told me to call in for his radio show. Nearly every Tuesday night since then I’ve called in and talked to some of the most amazing new talent New York has to offer from 6th Sense to Esso to Stalley. Along the way, I’ve gotten to hear the music they’ve put together for Emilio’s Kicks Chicks & Porno Flicks and I’ve been impressed the whole way. This is a collection of musicians that are going to be major names in 20x. Read the rest of this entry »
^ Nice promo shot to grab your attention. Even nicer, mellow track produced by J. Glaze and featuring a couple of guys I favor, particularly Donny & Pinks. In fact, I’d like to now petition that Donny should be considered next time any New York heavyweight makes a remix or is looking for a collaborator. Read the rest of this entry »
The Great Dego a.k.a. The Charlie Rose of Hip-Hop a.k.a. Emilio Sparks put the capo of Rap Radar in the hot seat for an interesting interview where YN reveals he left The Source over a rating dispute over Kurupt’s Kuruption!Read the rest of this entry »
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