Here is the remix of Knighthouse hit single “The Finest” featuring Sauce Kid, Ghetto P and Mo’Cheddah. And, the probability that the song would be included on Sauce Kid’s forth coming mix-tape (Da RipOff) is very high. Enjoy!
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eLDee – One Day (E Go Better)
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eLDee – Fly Away ft. Sauce Kid & Ikechukwu
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I was actually going to boycott the idea of selling this mix-tape but after going back and forth with @kayodea on twitter I had to reason alongside his vital points. He pointed out that selling mix-tapes on the Nigeria music scene could be the next big thing for Nigerian artists and regardless of how eLDee does on this mix-tape sales wise; his name would certainly go down in the history book as the artist that set the trend of selling mix-tape on the music scene.
My argument still stands though; will Nigerians buy mix-tapes when only a tiny fraction of us buy albums? I will leave that for the discussion boards and forums – the purpose of this post is to support eLDee.
It is Friday and you know the meaning of that right? New music from Sauce Kid! Here is another mixtape material from Sinzu titled Don’t Change the joint is off his forth coming mixtape Da RipOff.
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Brand new single from Sauce Kid titled “Under G” – the song is off his African American album. It was produced by Mo’Hits Records super producer Don Jazzy. Sinzu is Sinzu!
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The remix is out already featuring Cap B, Iceberg Slim & Sauce Kid. “…my money long omo you no won try/your money short, shorter than M.I…” these Yankee-based artists just keep taking shot at M.I. with their rhetoric. Is M.I. short? lol
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DOWNLOAD: Tonestar ft. Cap B, Iceberg Slim & Sauce Kid – Whus Good Remix
Say what you want but Las Gidi or should I say Adeniyi Jones boys are still going hard like a nigga on Viagra. For some reason no one is buying hip-hop CDs but this dudes are strategically trying to squeeze blood from the proverbial turnip. Goddamn!!! And yes sir the flow is ill packed with cannon that folks need to start finding hideouts. What out for part 2 & 3 featuring Teeto and Sauce kid respectively.
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DOWNLOAD: Dipozit – Jones Connect ft. LOS [Part 1]
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in this case ‘Kayode Adegbola is speaking to the world through the moment he captured at Thisday Music Festival using John Strognofe invention “The Camera”.
Below are some of the pictures of R. Kelly (The R In RnB), D’banj, Don Jazzy, Ikechukwu, and Sauce Kid taken at the aforementioned music festival that was held in Lagos, Nigeria on July 4, 2009. The pictures are presented in black and white from the very interesting and unique point of view of the talented photographer ‘Kayode Adegbola. R. Kelly and Ikechukwu (with Sauce Kid) are captured in the intensity of their performances, while D’banj, Don Jazzy and Sauce Kid also pose for the photographer. I will let the visual representation speak for ‘Kayode Adegbola.
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For the rest of the pictures from the event, visit ‘Kayode Adegbola’s flickr set here, and for more of his work you can checkout his photoblog.
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