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Sunday, November 15, 2009 at 7:48PM Peace to Tim Lum for killing these videos, and big shouts to Oliver and Jan Galvez for the heads up!
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Sunday, November 15, 2009 at 7:48PM Peace to Tim Lum for killing these videos, and big shouts to Oliver and Jan Galvez for the heads up!
Friday, November 13, 2009 at 1:09PM I posted this on Shad's MySpace a few days back. Not sure if y'all got to hear it yet.
Phil Nash (dope new friend from Philly) recently put out "Phil of the Future Part 2" which includes a track called "Gonna Want Me Back" featuring Skillz, our homie Shad and production by none other than Jazzy Jeff!
Check Phil's album by clicking on the image below.
IllRoots recently put out a compilation called "A Nightmare On Your Street" with this track on it. You can preview the track and download it by clicking on the image below.
Happy Friday!
Monday, November 9, 2009 at 12:45AM We had an incredible time (as always) in the big apple! I'll update this post with a few pics, but I just caught this video courtesy of the good homie Ant Demby and thought I'd make a quick post before the night ends.
Shad, TLO and Ian Koiter put on an incredible show at Pianos this past Wednesday. The room was full of great people and an incredibly warm vibe! Thanks to everybody who made Shad's first headlining show in NYC a great success!
Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 2:59PM This is some old footage from Shad's 2006 performance at the Beats, Breaks & Culture festival. He was opening up for Cadence Weapon in the Brigantine Room at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre. There were some technical difficulties with the decks in the middle of the performance, so Shad dropped a free, and I started handing him stuff that I found by the stage.