Now that The Beats You Never Had are your’s, it’s up to you to put them to use. Here is the first installment of The Raps You Never Heard over “Wash Your Hands,” courtesy of Arlington, TX emcee Mark Spits.
*Go check out the first installment of The Raps You Never Heard at www.juicytheemissary.com and let us know what you think.
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Peace & much love to Sarah Walker & The NTX Underground for some more great press!!! It’s not even X-mas yet & all this love…I must be blessed. Thank you to all my supporters!!! Peace, Love & Hip-Hop…-Spits
*link-
http://wp.me/pXavQ-F
"My first listen with Mark Spits was at the Pigpen show in August. I was truly impressed with his style and quite pleased to find such a diamond in the coal field that apparently is Dallas hip hop music. He has a flexible lyrical style and has a nice flow over a variety of beats. Top that all off with a vocabulary that is full of words with more than three syllables and well.. I’m a happy girl. Some of his older stuff is on his website so you can kind of click through, listening to the song snippets and feel how he has experimented and grown as an emcee. I am especially fond of the most recent album aside from the lyrical content, the beats are MUCH more old school with lots of scratching giving the album a more organic, live, and homegrown feel that I think we miss out on a lot in some of the overly processed and perfected beats coming out these days. If that isn’t enough for you, his albums range from $1 to $3.99 via a simple download. In these hard economic times..."
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Peace & much love to Delano Washington/Sure Shot & QuickDFW.com/Quick Entertainment for the pub, big-ups!
Local hip-hop quick hits, Sept. 30
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
By DeLano Washington / Sure Shot
Mix tape alert: Mark Spits and Deonte
• Arlington MC Mark Spits delivers a dose of b-boy rhymes over freshly chopped beat samples on his latest mix, Who Is That? The 12 tracks on the collection can be heard at markspits.com.
• Da' Hitman's latest mix tape prominently features the rising local R&B singer Deonte, and is dubbed Grown Man [expletive]. It features guest spots from Mr. Lucci and Pooka Leroy, as well as production by Pimp n Keys, Gem and others. You may have heard Deonte (myspace.com/deontemusic) singing hooks on songs for Mr. Pookie and Mr. Lucci, Tum Tum and Big Doughski G. The mix tape is available as a free download at iamdahitman.blogspot.com
*link-
http://www.quickdfw.com/sharedcontent/dws/quick3/columnists/dwashington/stories/quick-sureshot-0930ick.140761ed3.html
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Mark Spits / Blog
Mark Spits – The Weight of the World November 15, 2010 by juicy the emissary
Now that The Beats You Never Had are your’s, it’s up to you to put them to use. Here is the first installment of The Raps You Never Heard over “Wash Your Hands,” courtesy of Arlington, TX emcee Mark Spits. *Go check out the first installment of The Raps You Never Heard at www.juicytheemissary.com and let us know what you think.
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Mark Spits on The NTX Underground Oct. 18, 2010
Peace & much love to Sarah Walker & The NTX Underground for some more great press!!! It’s not even X-mas yet & all this love…I must be blessed. Thank you to all my supporters!!! Peace, Love & Hip-Hop…-Spits
*link- http://wp.me/pXavQ-F
"My first listen with Mark Spits was at the Pigpen show in August. I was truly impressed with his style and quite pleased to find such a diamond in the coal field that apparently is Dallas hip hop music. He has a flexible lyrical style and has a nice flow over a variety of beats. Top that all off with a vocabulary that is full of words with more than three syllables and well.. I’m a happy girl. Some of his older stuff is on his website so you can kind of click through, listening to the song snippets and feel how he has experimented and grown as an emcee. I am especially fond of the most recent album aside from the lyrical content, the beats are MUCH more old school with lots of scratching giving the album a more organic, live, and homegrown feel that I think we miss out on a lot in some of the overly processed and perfected beats coming out these days. If that isn’t enough for you, his albums range from $1 to $3.99 via a simple download. In these hard economic times..."
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Local hip-hop quick hits, Sept. 30
Peace & much love to Delano Washington/Sure Shot & QuickDFW.com/Quick Entertainment for the pub, big-ups!
Local hip-hop quick hits, Sept. 30
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
By DeLano Washington / Sure Shot
Mix tape alert: Mark Spits and Deonte
• Arlington MC Mark Spits delivers a dose of b-boy rhymes over freshly chopped beat samples on his latest mix, Who Is That? The 12 tracks on the collection can be heard at markspits.com.
• Da' Hitman's latest mix tape prominently features the rising local R&B singer Deonte, and is dubbed Grown Man [expletive]. It features guest spots from Mr. Lucci and Pooka Leroy, as well as production by Pimp n Keys, Gem and others. You may have heard Deonte (myspace.com/deontemusic) singing hooks on songs for Mr. Pookie and Mr. Lucci, Tum Tum and Big Doughski G. The mix tape is available as a free download at iamdahitman.blogspot.com
*link- http://www.quickdfw.com/sharedcontent/dws/quick3/columnists/dwashington/stories/quick-sureshot-0930ick.140761ed3.html
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