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DJ DISSPARE is a household name in Canada, with over 32 years experience on the ones and twos. Disspare is truly passionate and gifted at his craft, whether it be rocking the crowd at an event, a conc... Read More |
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 | Posted by djdisspare | Thurs, September 5, 2019 at 1:26 PM |
@dizzyhippy @djhoppa @madchild @pimpton @djblenz967 @djdisspare
On tour with @pimpton
#HeadInTheCloudsTour ? - Victoria, BC
? - Nanaimo, BC
?Chilliwack, BC ?- Vernon, BC
9/5 - Calgary, AB
9/6 - Edmonton, AB
9/7 - Saskatoon, SK
9/8 - Regina, SK
9/10 - Winnipeg, MB
9/12 - Thunder Bay, ON
9/13 - Saulte, Ste Marie, ON
9/14 - Sudbury, ON
9/15 - London, ON
9/16 - Guelph, ON
9/17 - Hamilton, ON
9/18 - Pickering, ON
9/19 - Toronto, ON
9/20 - Peterborough, ON
9/21 - Ottawa, ON
9/22 - Kingston, ON
9/23 - Montreal, QC
9/25 - Fredericton, NB
9/26 - Halifax, NS
9/27 - Moncton, N  Share on Facebook ·  Bookmark on Delicious | Posted by djdisspare | Sun, August 11, 2019 at 8:59 PM |
 Stream "Ibtihaj" here: https://rocnat.io/n/ibtihaj
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LYRICS:
Now when the emcees came
To live out the name
And *shhkka shhhk* perform
Some had to snort cocaine
To act insane to provoke
It rocket on
Now on with the mental planes
Spark the brain
With the building to be born
Boy! Boy you sharp, boy!
Look that fade on you, boy!
Eww, boy! That's liquid swords on your head, boy!
Yo, waves!
Thinkin' like back in the days when niggas wore fades
Silk tied caps just tryna catch a wave
(boy you sharp)
Tryna catch a wave
(liquid swords sharp)
Tryna catch a wave
Tryna catch a wave
A wave
It's been a long time coming
Since we had someone swarming with the bees (killah)
The birds and the killah bees
when the emcees came to live out their name
Inscribed in the halls and the walls of fame
Balancing life I wrote both the ying and yang
The Hansberry/hands bury the man and they raise the sun, Lorraine
That's a play on words, they say herb ain't all the same
Slaves in prison and they some unchained
While everybody in my gang a star, DJ Preem
screaming the sunroof "money still ain't thang"
While I'm spending small bank asking "where is my change?"
Carpool with the homies saving gas in tank
I think like a billionaire, I spend less than I make
Strong minded I should bench way more than my weight
women been leading the way since Roxanne Shante
And the Unit had flavor and Jay had Marcy neighbors that waved
They lookin confused I'm like "cool maybe it's age"
When I see Afro puffs i think maybe it's Rage
Maybe it's staged, they trippin, say they got beef
Ain't a emcee on this earth that make me feel afraid
Wu-tang for the children, that's a scripture and phrase
See my goals from a birds view like Trae Underage
Now when the emcees came
To live out the name
And *shhkka shhhk* perform
Some had to snort cocaine
To act insane to provoke
It rocket on
Now on to the mental planes
Spark the brain
With the building to be born
When Im so off the radar its very hard to find me
It's space is selfie with the earth behind me
You follow the leader the track is off the meter
A lot of rappers wack, low frequency in the tweeters
Very inaudible clock radio speakers
Quietly whispering as a world of wiki leakers
Forget the gaudiness, my method is nausent
Transferring ideas into the brains of the audience
The street poet gave a special art form a global reach
ya burn your heart and then your ear by giving a local speech
Believe and wonder wit words as potent as the sorcery
Witch craft, wit a list of terms in the glossary
Written rap bound to have a great impact
On a listener for the fact, its well in tact
An emcee should electrify, beauty and strive to
Empower, inspire, transform a world view
back in the days when niggas wore fades
Silk tied caps just tryna catch a wave
(boy you sharp)
Tryna catch a wave
(liquid swords sharp)
Tryna catch a wave
Tryna catch a wave
A wave
It's been a long time coming
Since we had someone swarming with the bees (killah)
The birds and the killah bee @djdisspare: "@thegreyareafestival: @nervedjs @wuworldwidedjcoalition @bebidaverdetoronto @ap.processing @kushclothingca @streetkillazent @beyondsmokinginc @smokinpipesfullbody @canabon_canada "Playing the best in Hip Hop, R&B, House, Dancehall, Trap, Old Skool & more , @djdisspare is always on top of his game. Don't miss this!
The Grey Area Music Festival exclusive Pre-launch Party Aug 16-18, 2019!
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#inyeg #Alberta #AlbertaCannabis #travelcanada #canada #yegnow #cannabisyeg #canadacannabis #djdisspare #780 #yeg420 #Edmonton #yegstyle #YEG #yeggers #yegger #yegfoodie #yeglife #yegfood #foodie #canadahiphop #urbanyeg #cannabis #yegnails #420yeg #edibles #yegdt #yegbuzz #localyeg #TGAfest2020" | Posted by djdisspare | Thurs, June 20, 2019 at 1:52 AM |
 'Miss Me' and 'Bad Man Bidnizz' are the first singles from J Wyze's new album 'Short Cutz 2 The End' (SC2TE). 'Miss Me' features the soulful vocals of Kolor Brown. Directed, shot and edited by Eklipz. Look out for the album 'Short Cutz 2 The End' coming later this year, 2019. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jwyze/miss-me-feat-kolor-brown-3 Jelani "J-Wyze" Nias is the quintessential hype man and& emcee. Once a key member of the Soul Controllers (one of Toronto's premier sound crews and Justos Mixtape Award winners), he has a radio background that includes 10 years as the dynamic voice of the Trauma Unit (Flow 93.5 fm) as well as stints in community (The Masterplan Show, CIUT 89.5 fm) & internet radio. J-Wyze also has an unrelenting dedication to the community, which has earned him numerous awards, including the "Arts Starts Upcoming Community Artist Award", "Factor Demo Grant", and "Toronto Arts Council Writers Grant".
Born to a jazz musician father who has toured North America, and Europe with greats like Toots and the Maytals, and a mother who still sings in an inspirational gospel choir, Jelani wanted to be an entertainer for as long as he could remember. After immigrating to Canada from Antigua via Bermuda in 1989, J-Wyze began performing at spoken word events in the mid-' 90s. He was winner of numerous Sears Drama Festival acting awards as well as a scholarship, and (after winning the SLAM poetry contest) opened for Saul Williams when the feature film 'Slam' was premiered at the Reel Black Film Festival.
As a musician/emcee, Jelani has released an acclaimed solo album "Proverbs and Herbs" which spawned the regional hit "Mr. Lucky" (prod. by Saukrates, Rich Kidd and Kolor Brown) and is a member of the group Se7ens alongside DTS (founder of Canada's longest running Hip-hop show) and Kolor Brown. His new single "Miss Me" is available on all platforms February 22, 2019.
Jelani's writing credits include fiction, journalistic and educational texts. As a fiction writer he has been included in anthologies (including 'In The Black', a collection of African-Canadian writers and 'So The Nailhead Bend So The Story End', which features Antiguan writers) as well as publishing his own surrealist, fantasy novel "Where Eagles Crawl and Men Fly". In 2014, the novel was accepted into the Caribbean Tales Film Incubator for TV series development. The series pitch, based on the novel, was subsequently awarded the bronze prize at the Caribbean Tales/Toronto International Film Festival 2014 pitch breakfast. The novel was also featured on OMNI TV's long running show Caribbean Vibrations. "Where Eagles Crawl and Men Fly" is currently carried by the Toronto Public Library.
J-Wyze's educational work can be found in the Hip-hop based curriculum "Rhymes to Re-Education" as well as the music engineering/theory curriculum "Mastering the Mix" (which is currently on its fourth cohort of students and has certified dozens of youth. He currently works with young people in the Jane and Finch area as an outreach worker connecting them to programming and resources. Adam Beach explains how www.IcMD.ca will change the face of healthcare for people across Canada.
IcMD's goal is to offer complete secure video medical services to rural, remote & under served communities across Canada. With a focus at first on providing FREE access to medical cannabis prescriptions and delivery for these under served communities we are working diligently in the background to change how health services are provided.
Come download the FREE App and book your FREE appointment to get a medical cannabis prescription. Then choose from over 25 licensed producers and have it delivered to your door.
www.IcMD.ca
Why leave home? https://icmdcanna.com/book-now
Stream/Download this song: https://JahCure.lnk.to/Marijuana
#Happy420 #Marijuana #Cannabis #Weed
Grammy Nominated Reggae Superstar Jah Cure, has released his single "Marijuana" featuring Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley on VP Records, just in time for 4/20. In addition to the songs release, the "Marijuana" video has premiered today on Complex. To add to the celebration, Jah Cure and Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley will be supporting 4/20 parties around the U.S., providing patrons with limited edition "Marijuana" rolling papers, posters, and more. (List of parties below).
Produced and written by Jah Cure, Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley, Frederick Seymour and Anwar McDonald for Iyah Cure Music Ltd., "Marijuana" praises the wonderful euphoria of cannabis in a smooth and rhythmic serenade. With the growing acceptance and supporting research of cannabis, recreational consumption, medical benefits, economic profit and other benefits, "Marijuana" embraces its conscious use. In the song, both Jah Cure and Damian deliver educational lyrics, "CBD is my medicine... Legal drugs, they killling us" and "the seeds can replace your petroleum" which speak about not only the holistic practice of marijuana but the "Green Energy" movement as well.
Directed by Justin "Jus Bus" Nation, the video is a visual dedication to marijuana with vivid imagery of the plant and a variety of everyday people lighting up. Filmed like an old school movie, the video also features cameos by Alborosie, Luciano, Jesse Royal, Kumar, Capleton, Bushman and Kabaka Pyramid.
Jah Cure received his Grammy nomination for The Cure for Best Reggae Album in 2015. "The Cure" held the #1 spot for 3 consecutive weeks after its debut and steadily remained on the Top 10 U.S. Music Charts. Jah Cure's next album is anticipated for release this Summer and along with "Marijuana", will feature previously released singles "Risk it All" featuring Phyllisia Ross, "Life is Real" featuring Popcaan and the recently released "Pretty Face."
"Jah Cure consistently puts out good music and we are very proud of this song," said Neil "Diamond" Edwards Senior Director of A&R at VP Records. "Jah Cure's vocals combined with the great lyrics by Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley makes this song rich with potential to become an anthem for 4/20 and beyond. It is also a nice sample of what's to come with the upcoming album by Jah Cure."
Directors: Gareth Cobran / Justin "Jus Bus" Nation / The Truth & Anderson Andrew
Follow Jah Cure
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealjahc...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRealJahCure/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRealJahCur |
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