The Camera Neva Lies Hosted By K.Sparks - Download here!!!

Here is my latest mixtape The Camera Neva Lies, hosted by Queens, NYC emcee K.Sparks... Really with this one I wanted to (and apologies for this tired ass phrase but...) keep it real (damn that sounds dated - the year is 1995, the artist(s) is/are Milkbone, Jamal, Lost Boyz et al)... So yea, what with K.Sparks being well known as an emcee with integrity and respect for the artform, this just made sense. So the title is definitely relevant again, something I strive to make happen, you won't really see a 'Hardbody Maj presents Weather Control: Rain, Sleet, Hail, Snow mane - The Trilla Monsoon Edition' (EDIT - You really should though that title is seriously incredible:) But back on topic anyway, in keeping with my Major Surveillance entertainment, you have the 'The Camera' reference and with the real Hip Hop element you have 'Neva Lies' duhhh, just in case you couldn't figure it out and also for me to quickly brag about how this shit is supposed to be put down!

Moving on to the music K.Sparks features heavy on this joint, with around 6 tracks, his latest joint is Young Malcolm which has just dropped and is already receiving a lot of support online... Also look out for Underdogz, which is probably my favourite track that K.Sparks laced me with right here, produced by Jake One from Seattle (I'm from a city fa rilly called u don't wanna battle)...

Following Sparks we also have Starks, Tony that is, who does his usual thing and spits all over a classic, over the original vocals! You wouldn't expect anything less though really from Monsieur Killah would you... Dope shit (What the f**k the headboard is broken!!!)... Big up Free with another soulful banger (produced by Blunt again???) titled The Revolution, Stat Quo with his own Dear Summer in I Am Hip Hop, as well as a HOT song (and I say song as it is REALLY is a song to me this one) from Joe (Joey) Budden(s) LOL you know how much it annoys me when people drop Buddens, check his albums, do you see an 'S'???... My favourite line should be about the tape in his tape deck but I just can't help but enjoy 'I'm soooo perverted' above everything else. Joey says he was 'kinda nervous' back in the day, I guess a lot of us were, but I have always been 'soooo perverted', which makes me feel like a big man, really... Speaking of Joey, check for the Slaughterhouse joint on there, though I think it's a close one with Crooked I and 'J.O.E double what I never take' for best verse on this one, although Ortiz probably just about clinches it with his dead rapper tribute (I was always more Pun than Pac, sorry Crooked!), I'm actually just pleased that I heard someone lace this beat with a 'freestyle' - it's originally off of that Red Cafe/DJ Envy album the The Co-op and was one of my favourite tracks on there, Invincible I think it was called.

Until next time though, I'm Audi... Shout out to K.Sparks, Tiffany Wells and my man Gmen GFX... 1000000000000000000000000000000!!!