Showing posts with label underground hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underground hip hop. Show all posts

Monday, February 23, 2015

New Music Press Release | Pearl Speed



Life tears people up; some just deal with it some simply can’t handle it. Then you have people like Jon Oh! that just enjoy the ride! Branding himself Mr No Condom back in 2012, he’s been applying pressure ever since most likely breaking the pipe this year. With two impressive mixtapes circulating online, Jon Oh! decides to bring us an official album this year, leading with his catchy tune “Pearl Speeds”. Taking a retro-approach to a futuristic beat, Mr No Condom holds the listener hostage on a two minute high speed chase while dropping countless jewels along the way.

This is only a small sample of what to not expect…(laughs) I’m working a different angle on every track, so just know it only gets better

Mr. No Condom starts the song out with his upbringing in the nineties and goes on to talk about how it molded him into the dope azz artist he is today. The beat keeps you with a constant jig with its catchy & simple, yet complex tune; this is also the best way to describe his flow as he rides the beat from start to finish. Roughly just two minutes and some change, by the time you realize what's going on the song is going off, forcing you to repeat it two times at least to fully take it in, but you won’t because the replay value is pretty high for this reason.

There’s no question that the 90’s was the golden era for rap, everything was much more genuine, I just wanted everyone to indulge in that magic with me for a moment.”

Given everything goes well Jon Oh! says to expect the album just in time for SXSW this year. He went on to say that the untitled album will contain about eight to ten tracks with a heavy emphasis placed on soul based production. With what we’ve heard so far I can say that we’re in for quite a treat, and before its all said I’m almost 100% sure he will be everyone’s “Favorite Black Guy”.

Jon Oh! is an indie hip hop artist established in Charleston, South Carolina around the start of 2012. Branding himself as Mr. No Condom, he dedicates his being as a symbol of freewill and reflects this in his music. He encourages others to become more in tune with their inner self through following natural intuition.

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

DP 99

Party like its’99….Again!!!

 
Remember Prince?  1999?  If not then you need to go google that shyte or something cuz you won’t understand this…well you will but you won’t get it, get it?  So Your good friend Jon Oh! Has been bombarded with lots of W’s1 lately… work, why’s, women.  Thus far has been pretty tumultuous for Your bro.  As you should know I released the biggest hit of my career I’d say…

Dance Party!!!

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Which immediately after releasing it I felt like this….
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Because Your dear old friend knew what he’d just done.  He had just struck oil anew in the states, or found gold as some would say.  He could hear the potential involved.  It moved him, and you know how our narrator feels about something moving him?  Why it moves others as well!!!  And right he was.  People old, and anew loved it, smash straight from the gate I tell you.  Pleased with the results he was, and you know what?  MTV.com even picked it up eventually!  Blogs, and websites alike, one by one extended their helping hand at getting the project the attention that was needed.  And after all that trouble my friend would you believe that our dearest pals Big Gigantic weren’t able to let him gain credits on the song???????????????
Oh yes I neglected to inform my friends that their friend hadn’t recorded this particular song over his own beat, he hijacked to be honest,
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But it was never my intention to rob BG*of any royalties of any sort no, no dear brother.  It was actually me who reached out to my beloved(#LoadedLuxvc) and told them of the whole ordeal, but no luck their manager simply replied he couldn’t do it…
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Made me feel like the guy in the blue I ain’t lying……
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     I was taken aback.  All the time, effort, blood, sweat, and tears I’d put into building my “Dance Party” campaign only to find I’d not be able to run in the election!!! Damned your brother was, frustrated not only with thyself, but also with questions coming from others concerning the song, and the direction of thy career.  Was it over for our beloved hero?  Certainly not, if it were he wouldn’t be our hero then would he?  He instead looked at all of it as a learning experience that he could benefit from hence….

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After a few days of discern Jon Oh! said something was still wrong, the old material seemed to plague your brother, troubled him something terrible.  He had to come up with an answer......And just like that!  Whilst enjoying time with his main Mary Jane, the answer came from the heavens…Dance Party!

Best way to explain it really.  My career had a tire with a hole in it.  Instead of changing the tire I’d been using fix-a-flat.  It’s finally time to change the tire.  Dance Party ’99, a revolution in hip-hop dance music.