Showing posts with label Jason James. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason James. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 January 2013

Jason James & Rodney Hazard - Pyramids In Stereo

Vancouver-based rhymesayer Jason James and NYC production partner Rodney Hazard have unleashed their latest collaborative opus, Pyramids in Stereo. The follow-to Marvelous World of Color, the 12-track digital-full-length comes heralded by lead singles "This Is My Rifle," "Forgetting How to Dream" and "Tomorrow." Guest appearances come courtesy of Adam Nigro, Mark McGrath and Raisin.

Download: Jason James & Rodney Hazard - Pyramids In Stereo

Thursday, 29 November 2012

Jason James x Rodney Hazard - Pyramids in Stereo

Vancouver-based rhymesayer Jason James (aka WEB) and production partner Rodney Hazard (aka I.D.E.A.) have unleashed their latest collaborative opus, Pyramids in Stereo. The follow-to the DJBooth/RefinedHype-presented Marvelous World of Color, the 12-track digital-full-length comes heralded by reader-approved lead single "This Is My Rifle," "Forgetting How to Dream" and "Tomorrow." Guest appearances come courtesy of Adam Nigro, Mark McGrath and Raisin.

Download: Jason James x Rodney Hazard - Pyramids in Stereo

Friday, 23 November 2012

Jason James & Rodney Hazard – Tomorrow

The hip-hop cynic will tell you that the golden days of hip-hop are over and that club anthems and odes to money, cars and clothes dominate the market. Those with a class half-full perspective will argue that materialistic hip-hops popularity is fleeting and will be replaced by more substance and less flash. Either way, Jason James and Rodney Hazard are prepared for what the future holds, or so they tell us on the world premiere of Tomorrow, the third and final release off of their collab album Pyramids In Stereo. Hazard, the beatmaker for the duo, molds an ambient, spooky beat to set the stage for James’ powerful performance. With a passionate, aggressive flow and a twinge of anger James vents his frustration at a game which values style of substance and what he plans to do should hip-hop never change. For more contemplative cuts, be sure to check out Pyramids In Stereo, due out next week via DJBooth.net.