Major Moves: The Mixtape Coming Soon

For most of you that have been following for a while you probably know about the mixtape I'm currently working on. Production will be by myself and guest features include: 3-D, Boome, Skot Frii, Daddy Gogo, Versatyle and I will lace up some tracks on the album as well on the rap side. Right now we're still working album is expected to be released 1st quarter of 2011.


One other project that I am currently featured on is Spectacular from the Illinois artist Daddy Gogo Chapter 2: Group Therapy






Track can be heard @ http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_5221810

Shows, Beat Making Video's and More

Check me out on Youtube, subscribe, send me a friend invite and let me know you were there. To check out Rize Up Ent's show footage, or beat makign video's, I have a little of everything
http://www.youtube.com/user/DDOTFUSE1981?feature=mhum

This week in Gaming!

I'm a little late, but each year around this time brings some real good titles for the gamers out there to enjoy during the holiday. So far this is the biggest week not counting the rest of the holiday season. Releasing this week

Fallout New Vegas


EA MMA


Kirby's Epic Yarn



Next On the List- Call Of Duty Black Ops, Microsoft Kinect and more.........

B.E.T top 10 list?

Okay so I finally got a chance to see this list and at first from what I was hearing I pretty much didn't agree with it, however my stance has changed a little being that they are talking about since the turn of the century. It breaks down as follows

1) Eminem
I had thought he started off good in the early 2k's but from about 04'-08' he was either non existent or his material to me wasn't up to par. With his latest release I thought he redeemed himself.

2) Lil' Wayne
Actually took an opposite stance on him as well early in the century. Didn't care for his music at first especially coming from Louisiana and hearing him before the rest of the nation did, but Wayne broke out and earned my respect around the Carter 2 release.

3) Kanye West
Thought his flow remained consistent throughout his career, but his production took a dip with the 808's album.

4) 50 Cent
First question mark in the top 10. To me I think he started out real good then just went downhill from there with the beefs with various artists. I think he will always be a relevant name in the industry no matter what.

5) T.I.
Very consistent album wise throughout the 2k's, for future recommendations change up the production.

6) Ludacris
I had a hard time with this one but big picture since 2001 he's put out hit after hit. My only issue was the battle of the sexes album seemed too much like a nikki minaj collabo album and not a luda album.

7) Drake
Great artist, however should not be in the top 10, he's only been relevant for the last 2 years. I think Drake has a bright future as long as he keeps on doing what he's doing.

8) Young Jeezy
Was hard for me to agree with as well, his first album Thug Motivation 101 was a classic. He's made solid albums, but hasn't came close to matching that first one. I also think its time for him to get some more lively production.

9) Jadakiss

I think probably should be much higher than he is on the list, this man has 3 albums and none of them of sub par. His last album Last Kiss was also a classic that I couldn't stop playing. Jada also will continue to have a bright future.

10) Rick Ross
Should probably be a little higher on the list as well. Has delivered the COMPLETE package with flow and picking good production for all of his albums.