TYCOBB BLENDS PRESENTS "WHAT IF SERIES " METHOD MAN OF GP WU - FROM THE SLUMS OF SHAOLIN

RUSSELL JONES BETTER KNOWN IN BROOKLYN & STATEN ISLAND AS ASON UNIQUE WHO THE WORLD CAME TO KNOW AS OL DIRTY BASTARD HAD DREAMED OF ONE DAY BEING SIGNED TO DEF JAM. RZA AND DIVINE DIGGS (ODB FIRST COUSINS) FELT AND DECIDED THAT RUSSELL BEST TO SIGN TO ELEKTRA RECORDS LEAVING THE DOOR OPEN FOR METHOD MAN FORMELY KNOWN AS "SHOTGUN" OF PARK HILL TO SIGN SOLELY WITH DEF JAM. THIS BUSINESS MOVE CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR METHOD MAN. THE GRAVE DECISION CAUSED GREAT DISCOMFORT,DISCONTENT,DIVISION,ENVY,JEALOUSY,HATE,DOUBT,AND FEELINGS OF DISLOYALTY AND BETRAYAL. SO MUCH NEGATIVE ENERGY WITHIN THE NEWLY FORMED WU-TANG CLAN FORCED THE TICALION STALLION TO ALIGN WITH A NEW POSSE OF MC'S AND PRODUCERS FROM THE ISLAND OF STATEN KNOWN AROUND THE BOROUGH AS GRAND POSSE WU OR GLADIATOR POSSE ,OR SIMPLY GP WU OUT OF THE STAPLETON PROJECTS. LET YOUR MIND WANDER AND WONDER WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. LEND ME YOUR EARS AND IMAGINATION AS WE PRESENT TO YOU METHOD MAN OF GP WU - "FROM THE SLUMS OF SHAOLIN" FEATURING REDMAN,CARLTON FISK,BROWN BOMBER,DOWN LOW RECKA,JUNELUVA,& RUBBABANDZ WITH PRODUCTION BY RNS,D.L.R.,VISIBLE,& HAAS G

https://www.mediafire.com/file/hh7qnlydfcjteyy/MMFTSOS.rar/file

KILLAH PRIEST - Killah Prophet (Blendtape by Tycobb) (2021)

Peace WuTang Nation . Some more blends i put together from various tracks off some of KP projects.

01. I Got More Flavas Den U Shape Of The Land 

02. Insane Sacred Rites 

03. No Limitations Malachi 

04. I'll Murder You Host 

05. Tokyo Robots Revenge On Fuck NY 

06. Uttam Kool'n 

07. King Anu Declares War 

https://www.mediafire.com/file/570742i0v95n13u/kpkp.rar/file 

 

 

CAN YOU WU WU WU ? *******************coming soon************************

                                              CAN YOU WU WU WU ? VOLUMES 1 - 3 

            DARK SKINNED ASSASSIN - SWIFT & CHANGEABLE SHAOLIN KNIGHT [2020]

                                                   A TYCOBB BLENDS COMPILATION 

 

Back in 1995 a Staten Island based emcee  known as Dark Skinned Assassin dropped his first 12-Inch record "Lock Shit Down" on 4 Doe Loe Records, a record label managed by himself and Steve Dunn.

The 12" was produced by RNS, DJ ILL and Vic Flowers and was composed of three tracks "Lock Shit Down / The Horror / Gotta Get The Creme".

 

DSA : "I was born in Harlem, things got crazy for my mom and us so we moved to S.E. Wash.,DC, afterwards, to N.C. , but I moved back to NYC, to live with my dad, on Staten Island, until we had a few altercations with one another. I started hustling and carrying, making street moves, soon after a couple close comrades brought me to Stapleton Houses where I met RNS and RZA.

   My mentality back in the days was seek out, destroy, conquer.  So one night somebody was having a house party on Staten Island and a few of the favored, neighborhood well known Emcees were there, then out of no where one of  my comrades informed me that some dude was baiting me to get the microphone after Brown Hornet, (guess they wanted to compare my skills to the rest), so I spit over a break beat, "shut shit down", dropped the mic and started to walk away, all of a sudden the whole party went silent for a couple of seconds, then started trippin’!! Screams, cheers and whistles followed, (somebody even let go a few shots), shit was epic. I returned to Stapleton few days after, RNS expressed an interest in recording with me. I was charged ! Heard about RNS as a producer, so the energy was mutual. As we were recording, that same day RZA and a couple dudes walked in the lab, (at the time RNS studio was setup at the apartment in the Pees), RZA listened, then commented, replying, "sound dope, the god got his own style". GP and Wu-Tang was definitely inspirational, and genuine when we interacted. Living the lifestyle, gangsta rap was easy, but there was much more going on in my mind, so I traveled through out NYC to unleash the inner tension. DJ ILL had a studio in Queens at the time, I was living in Brooklyn. I was going from BK, to SI, to Queens to Manhattan to record, then to the Bronx to hustle and part time job back in Manhattan. DJ ILL was putting in crazy hours. He had a group of his on called X-tra Pleza, plus the yg’s (ENY) Pressure and L Murda, (Uncle Murda to most), Mic Handz, Zodiac and Zig Zag, a few others and myself. We all would collab with each other, then we’d record individual songs. The studio in Queens was a family vibe. I walked in and heard the track to "Lock Shit Down" and instantly wanted to spit to it ! ILL said "let me hear what you wrote"... Kicked the verse then we recorded the whole song that day. Soon after met Victor Flowers, (he produced "The Horror" and "Gotta Get the Creme"), and we naturally clicked artistically."

 In 1996, he featured on the song "G.P Connection" released by Pop The Brown Hornet. The track is on the B-side of the classic 12" "Black on Black Crime" released by the GP Wu member on Smoke Records.

 He dropped at the end of the same year his new 12" single "Unholy / Uncontrollable" produced by RNS and released on Black Dog Entertainment. This Record Label was comprised of Steve Dunn, his brother Walter and DSA.

"Unholy" is the main single of the record. A video of the song exists but was never released and the song wasn't as successful as "Lock Shit Down" but it was played many times by Stretch & Bobbito that year.

In 1997, he featured on the song "Blow Up" released by GP  Wu. The track is on the LP "Don't Go Against The Grain released on MCA Records. 

Then he disappeared due to law problems without dropping an album...

 DSA: "I was blessed to be alive and given a chance to release some music, do minimal promoting, meet and network with a few people, while being on trial for a couple of felonies, 1 charge was dropped based on a technicality, the other was dismissed in trial, after my attorneys filed a Clayton motion, but the Manhattan D.A. was not pleased so filed a motion of appeal and I was convicted in appellate court. Leaving behind 5 potential major deals on the table, family and friends, my freedom, my lady and 1year old son, whom I loved very much. Thus, no album after EP... I was angry at myself and the world because I felt I let down everyone who was riding with me. I fucked up. Re-entering society after my prison bid, I decided, primarily, the music industry wasn’t as important as being there for the child that never got to know his dad, secondly the shift in quality and politics had began to pollute the rawness of the artform so I stayed out of the grind and moved my new family out of state, (still and all, once and artist always an artist). A year or two later, found myself traveling 700 miles just to record in New York when requested to do so."  

A strange EP was released circa '96 with three unreleased tracks produced by RNS : "Life of a Shorty" feat No Smiles aka Tommy Whispers, "Untitled Raw Shit" and "Smoke In Ya Face", but this is an unofficial release...

 DSA : "I don’t know who released the 'Down Low Wreckege E.P.', I was incarcerated at that time..."

Dark Skinned Villain