Po Politickin

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Yonas has managed to become one of the most promising up-and-coming MC’s to rise out of the Empire State as he now prepares for global takeover.Yonas has performed all over the Northeast Coast finding his audience in Clubs, College Campuses, and on the Internet Worldwide. The budding rapper has shared the stage with numerous established artists, having performed alongside Pharoahe Monch, Wyclef, DJ Stretch Armstrong, Kidz In The Hall, Sean Price, Jurassic 5, DJ Envy, Curren$y, 3OH3, The Lordz of Brooklyn, and The Blue Scholars.


Carefully cultivating a rapidly expanding fan base and already having landed notable music reviews with AllHipHop.com, 2DopeBoyz, New York Magazine, BallerStatus.com, Hip Hop DX, NahRight, Rap Fanatic Magazine, Brooklyn Vegan, and many other popular media outlets, Yonas shows no sign of slowing down. In January 2009, Yonas’s celebratory anthem “Banga” won a Billboard Songwriting Award for best Hip-Hop / Rap song as he released his debut album The New Golden Era to iTunes Worldwide. The witty, slick-tongued yet methodical, rapper is focused on becoming hip-hop’s catalyst for change in a genre that has lost its way. Yonas’s movement is growing rapidly and we thank you all for your support. www.YonasMusic.com

Bio:
Jesse Abraham began to attract considerable attention on the open-mic circuit and in the online world of hip-hop in 2009, winning numerous freestyle competitions and establishing his rep alongside underground acts such as Homeboy Sandman and Ill Spokinn at Sin Sin Freestyle Mondays, where the contenders and pretenders would battle it out. Mixtapes he released such as "XS"(Jan '10) and "Alphabutter" (Feb '10) and Bars & NoBull (Oct. '10) only increased the buzz, until he was ready to record his debut EP. Splitting his studio time between NYC and Orlando, Jesse Abraham recently completed the project, which will be released on January 11, 2011. Jesse has performed at dozens of venues such as Knitting Factory, The Bowery Poetry Club and Joe’s Pub, has made various radio appearances and most recently performed at the 2010 South By Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas. He continues to reinvent the responsibilities a hip-hop artist holds, and his potential is only surpassed by his passion for the genuine essence of his genre.

In this edition of Po Politickin, we politick with the GRAMMY Awards winning producer Doc Ish. Doc Ish discusses his work his troubled inner-city kids, his collaboration with Eminem, and his latest album "The First Treatment". "The First Treatment" features KRS-One, Kool G Rap, Max B, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Joe Buddens, and many more.




This interview is a part of our webuildhits.com interview series.

In this edition special edition of Po Politickin, we politick with Author, visionary and hip hop griot, E. Raymond Brown. E. Raymond Brown stops by to discuss documentary entitled "GhettoPhysics". "GhettoPhysics" is a cutting edge hybrid documentary that initially whisks us to the streets depicting very real street players, the pimps and ho's, as they play out their game. The film then transitions us to the classroom and the corporate boardroom, where the same game is being played, only at a much more subtle and globally consequential level. The underlying theme is "dominators and the dominated" or in street lingo, "pimps and ho's." "GhettoPhysics" reveals the universal game of control, manipulation and subterfuge that is escalating in the world at a maddening pace, then offers a solution. http://www.ghettophysics.com/

Turbo City Radio & The Po Politickin' Show present an exclusive interview with Outlawz member, E.D.I. Mean. We cover many topics including the recent controversy with Funk Master Flex, 2Pac's influence on the music game, and advice for upcoming artists in regards to record deals. After the interview is a special mini-mix featuring songs from 2Pac & Tha Outlawz. Enjoy. 

Turbo City Radio and The Po Politickin' Show present an exclusive interview with one of XXL's freshmen class, Freddie Gibbs. Gangsta Gibbs takes time out to chop it up with Po about his start in music, how he feels about the current climate in Hip-Hop today, and more. After the interview, enjoy a short mini-mix of some of Freddie Gibbs tightest tracks.

For this edition of N***razzi TV, we decided to salute the King T.I. who's in prison once again.. Hold ya head partner.. Here's some exclusive footage from a 2009 performance where T.I. is calling out rappers for not being real..

Smooth and Humorous at the same time.. Mi gusto...

Not sure what this video will be about but it looks interesting... 

Rich Boy talks about the hold up on his 2nd album, new mixtapes "Pharoah & Kings" and "Creepin' & Crawlin'", and working with artists like Bobby Ray (B.O.B.) and Drake before they became famous. At the 3:25 mark, he speaks on his new business venture with Master Card; a Rich Boy Debit Card.

Michigan native Substance is back with a new video "Husslin" ft Boy Phresh. Check out the new video and single. The mixtape "The Homecoming" is available online right now, the album "Black Market" in stores soon.

Threw me off with the title.. I was expecting something similar to "Weird Al" Yankovic.. This song/video is actually tight tho.. I love getting money hustle rap... Project Nemesis is a 21 year old artist from the bay area (Menlo Park, California)..

Obie is sick with it..

A good, uplifting, motivational track.. 

This is real nasty.. Pork Rinds lol...