P.E.A.C.E. everyone. I have new spoken word tracks that are up right now for your listening pleasure. I go from a variety of topics with my poetry, from sex to war to the abstract.

MySpace.com - Poetic Shotta - RICHMOND, Texas - A'cappella / Lyrical / Freestyle - www.myspace.com/poeticshotta

Check them out and let me know if you are feeling them, aight?

Criticism is most definitely appreciated!

Thanks for the support!

P.E.A.C.E.

- Poetic Shotta

Whatta gwan everyone? I have a new track up on my music page (www.myspace.com/rahaintherhythm)! It's called "Grimeyness", and I gotta tell ya, it is reeeeeeeeally grimey! Let me know how you feel about the track everyone!

Also, let me know how you feel about my other tracks as well.

If you're really feeling my tracks, feel free to purchase them from my store that's right underneath my music player.

I have more music on the way, and I am also thinking about recording myself reading some of my poetry. Stay tuned for further developments on that!

If you haven't added me as a friend on my music page, go do dat! (www.myspace.com/rahaintherhythm)

Thanks to all of...

P.E.A.C.E. everyone! I have a new track up on my music page (www.myspace.com/rahaintherhythm). It's called "Salsonica (version 2)". I call it "Salsonica" because I was trying to merge elements of Salsa with elements of Electronica. Did I succeed? I have two other versions of "Salsonica" (versions 0 and 1), but I'm still debating with myself on whether or not I should put them up. In any case, leave me a comment letting me know your thoughts.

For those of you who have yet to check out "The Bell Tolls", that is also up on my page. Again, let me know what you think. I'm on a constant search to elevate my craft.

I know that some of you out there are feeling my music, so why not...

P.E.A.C.E. Everyone. I have a new song up on my music page called "The Bell Tolls". It's a mellow groove, suitable for meditating (if that's your thing).

Check it out and tell me what you think:
www.myspace.com/rahaintherhythm

If you like what you hear, feel free to purchase the track (as well as any of my other tracks) from my music store (which is also on my music page).

Bless!

One of the greatest producers in hip-hop, he was unknown to many, but known to those that knew the beat and groove of some of our favorite artists like Com Sense, D'Angelo, The Pharcyde, A Tribe Called Quest, Erykah Badu, The Roots, and countless others. His influence with the breaks and the soulful drums gave hip-hop a different kind of light. His sampling was choice, and he kept the samples as if they came straight from the vinyl to give that classic feel to today's most recognized musical artform (a musical Sankofa, if you will).

Go here for his complete discography:
http://www.stonesthrow.com/jdilla/discography.html...