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Chu is from Sacramento and is working with Lee Bannon (a producer that a dig). Two cuts from an EP that drops tomorrow. Sounds like the 90s?


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I like this 6 feet deep joint. Thanks.

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dude is nice with it

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only 19.. kid is the truth.
he's got some insane potential.

I interviewed him for a local mag, had him meet me at a bar not knowing he was 19. still took him in because it was the afternoon.
this album was supposed to be out in May. Glad it's finally dropping and that its getting national blog coverage - although there's something strange going on with 2dopeboyz coverage of the Sac scene.. don't quite get why there's always Sac dudes on that site.

he is fucking prolific with the writing.
I was talking to another local act that featured him on a song and the kid wrote 4 verses for a potential guest spot at the studio just on some A.D.D. perfectionist shit.

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GM Dizzy Skillespie wrote:only 19.. kid is the truth.
he's got some insane potential.

I interviewed him for a local mag, had him meet me at a bar not knowing he was 19. still took him in because it was the afternoon.
this album was supposed to be out in May. Glad it's finally dropping and that its getting national blog coverage - although there's something strange going on with 2dopeboyz coverage of the Sac scene.. don't quite get why there's always Sac dudes on that site.

he is fucking prolific with the writing.
I was talking to another local act that featured him on a song and the kid wrote 4 verses for a potential guest spot at the studio just on some A.D.D. perfectionist shit.
I was wondering about his age.

What other Sacramento dudes?

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Markshot wrote:I like this 6 feet deep joint. Thanks.

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this is dope! thanks!

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Re: Chuuwee

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vinylpops wrote:Chu is from Sacramento and is working with Lee Bannon (a producer that a dig). Two cuts from an EP that drops tomorrow. Sounds like the 90s?


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this track is fire. Beat is sick and he rips it. Dude definitely does not sound like he's from sacramento. If you had said this was some one off 12" from some obscure NY MC from the mid 90's I would not have doubted it for a second. Except for at the end where he says "Sactown" :lol: He have any mixtapes or anything like that out?

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odium-LSC wrote: this track is fire. Beat is sick and he rips it. Dude definitely does not sound like he's from sacramento. If you had said this was some one off 12" from some obscure NY MC from the mid 90's I would not have doubted it for a second. Except for at the end where he says "Sactown" :lol: He have any mixtapes or anything like that out?
Free EP out tomorrow called Hot n Ready :pause:. I won't be online all day tomorrow to post it here, but you can check for it on OnSmash.

This is some other shit with his crew but I don't feel it as much:

http://suspects.bandcamp.com/

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Post by GM Dizzy Skillespie »

so in the past few months sac stuff on 2dopeboyz:
Illecism
C-Plus
DLRN
Doey Rock
Blapstar
Nicatyne - dropping soon
some Lee Bannon related stuff kinda counts, like the Willie The Kidd EP was recorded in Sac.


there's a little community of dope people coming up here, but they do a terrible job of promoting their shows. I never know when they are going down and I stay well tuned as to what's going down locally. They must literally text their friends and that's it.
There's plenty of free publications and message boards that an assortment of local musicians take advantage of, but the hip hop scene seems immune to this free publicity.
I've learned about all these dudes either by assignment or random word of mouth.

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Image

01 OK!
02 HNR (Hot N Ready)
03 6 Feet Deep pt.1
04 SAC! (916)
05 For a Slice
06 Super Nigga 2010
07 Like This f. Zumbi (Zion I)
08 Need That f. C Plus
09 Take Out
10 This One For You
11 Change Em

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Son sounds like Fashawn lite, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

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Anyone listen to Lee Bannon's stuff before?

Can someone tell me if he does that shit to his beats on purpose? I dig his projects, but his stuff sounds so rough and not in a good (dilla) way.

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Post by GM Dizzy Skillespie »

he's kinda got a Madlib beat tape thing going with it. I feel.
If you check out Willie The Kid's Never A Dull Moment, you'll hear the same thing.

I kinda like it. gives these tracks an even more vintage feel on top of Chuuwee's style. Like this kid either dropped this tape today or was some unheard of dug up shit from the 90s.

anyways it feels like an aesthetic choice, but I could see how some find it a detractor.

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GM Dizzy Skillespie wrote:he's kinda got a Madlib beat tape thing going with it. I feel.
If you check out Willie The Kid's Never A Dull Moment, you'll hear the same thing.

I kinda like it. gives these tracks an even more vintage feel on top of Chuuwee's style. Like this kid either dropped this tape today or was some unheard of dug up shit from the 90s.

anyways it feels like an aesthetic choice, but I could see how some find it a detractor.
I like it too, but I don't like when the beat is one one side of your headphones, which happened a few times on this release.

That Willie the Kid was slept on :cheers:

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gonna check this out

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Beats are bangin'!

He sounds a little like One Be Lo.


I'm feelin' it though.

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New Chuuwee:

http://hulkshare.com/h39fjg81hbxk

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Post by Balzac »

i slept on this thread.

listened to the chuuwee and lee bannon and the willie the kid and bannon last night. they kind of make a good full length when you put the 2 EP's on shuffle.

both sick.

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This is good.

What is this off of, cause it's not on that joint he did with Lee Bannon. I liked the low tech feel of "Hot N' Ready", but I'd like to hear him over some more polished production.
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jamrage wrote:
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This is good.

What is this off of, cause it's not on that joint he did with Lee Bannon. I liked the low tech feel of "Hot N' Ready", but I'd like to hear him over some more polished production.
naw he needs to keep doing what he's doing.

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GM Dizzy Skillespie wrote:
jamrage wrote:
vinylpops wrote:<object width="640" height="390"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/C6POSTqg8F4&hl ... ram><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/C6POSTqg8F4&hl ... &version=3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" allowScriptAccess="always" width="640" height="390"></embed></object>
This is good.

What is this off of, cause it's not on that joint he did with Lee Bannon. I liked the low tech feel of "Hot N' Ready", but I'd like to hear him over some more polished production.
naw he needs to keep doing what he's doing.
anyone got an mp3 of this and the willie the kid album?
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That willie and bannon EP is really dope.
http://www.soundcloud.com/rafael-jesus-martinez" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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:rofl: x :naswtf: x :cheers:

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Put his spin on two J Cole songs...


Download: Chuuwee- All I Want Is You (Remix)
http://hulkshare.com/zm02ptb7gffs


Download: J. Cole- Bun B for President (Chuuwee Remix)
http://usershare.net/y24h7n672dzf

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Image

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A lot of potential here. If he can link up with one producer a la Fashawn/Exile.........

Sample:

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Download: Chuuwee- Get Out the Fuckin' Car
http://hulkshare.com/cwj2ri347uh6

Download:

Download Album: Chuuwee- Sunday Afternoon
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Here's his bandcamp page, but no free downloads. Still, this cat would appear to be worth supporting.

http://chuuweeoftus.bandcamp.com/
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