Showing posts with label san quinn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label san quinn. Show all posts

Monday, September 29, 2008

Songs off All City 41Feva



This if for those who haven't check out the album yet...


J-Gooda & San Quinn- Hallways

Solid street song.


San Quinn & Tha Gamblaz- On Point

I mostly like this one cuz of the beat, gotta listen to it through speakers with bass.


San Quinn, Seff Tha Gaffla & Matt Blaque- Look At Me

This one just sounds like a radio hit.



Here is the full tracklist with features..

1. San Quinn - Intro 1:19
2. Big Rich, Boo Banga, San Quinn - SF Anthem 5:03
3. Big Rich, Boo Banga, San Quinn - Come Roll 3:32
4. Evenodds, Big Rich - Gettin Money All Day 3:29
5. San Quinn - San Quinn Interlude 1:16
6. San Quinn, Boo Banga, J Davinci - Get Smacked 3:48
7. San Quinn, Tha Gamblaz - On Point 3:19
8. J. Rich, Big Rich, Shay Sanchez - Crack Musik 4:04
9. Seff Tha Gaffla, Matt Blaque, San Quinn - Look At Me 3:00
10. Ronnie Newt - Super Boss 1:40
11. San Quinn, Black Business - Paper Trail 3:47
12. Big Rich, Shad G, J Gooda - On My Mind 3:46
13. Big Rich, San Quinn - Heaven Knows 3:27
14. Boo Banga, Lil Quinn, San Quinn, Streetz - La La La 4:00
15. Drug Money Rame, Jaw, T-Nut - Danger Zone 3:55
16. Willie Hen - Fillmonian 1:49
17. J Gooda, San Quinn - Hallwayz 3:58
18. San Quinn - San Quinn Interlude 2 1:55
19. San Quinn, 4-Tay, Drunken Beat Master - Bottles Up 3:25
20. San Quinn, Lucky Lou, Seff Tha Gaffla, Dr. Shake - I Know 3:34
21. Equipto, Shay, Conceit, Errelevent - All Out Havoc 3:18
22. Big Rich, San Quinn - We Ride 2:54
23. San Quinn, Boo Banga, Big Rich - Get It Anyway We Can (Bonus) 4:00
24. San Quinn, Boo Banga, Big Rich, Cellski, Black-C, Willie Hen 5:05
- SF Anthem Remix (Bonus)

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Meesy Marv and San Quinn Beef Pt. 5

Ok..... maybe now it's over.

Messy Marv: "There's gonna be no more diss tracks"

Listen to an interview with The Boy Boy Young Mess on what's been haaaapppnin. He didn't get too deep into it, but he touched on some interesting stuff.

Messy Marv Interview


Shout out to coopdvill of siccness.net for the interview.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Messy Marv And San Quinn Beef Pt. 2

I guess this is really happening.

The track is called "Messy Marv is a Turf Hopper".

I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet (song wont play for me for some reason), but from comments I've read on siccness, the track sounds like it was recorded in 2005, and has subliminal shots instead of calling out Messy Marv by name...but the song title says it all.

**EDIT** I don't see the song up on Quinn's page anymore...so u'll just have to take my word for it.

**EDIT #2** LISTEN TO THE TRACK HERE

Saturday, September 20, 2008

Messy Marv and San Quinn Beef???

Say it ain't so......

Listen to the track "Talk Baseball" on Messy Marv's myspace.

All bad. Hope this doesn't turn ugly.

New San Quinn Interview From Dubcnn



Check out the entire interview HERE

Quinn talks about his music/business career (past and future). Not too much new info, but a good read for those not familiar with Quinn.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

New Release- All City (Boo Banga, Big Rich, San Quinn)




Comes out today. Haven't had a chance to check it out yet.

Track List:

1. Intro 01:20
2. SF Anthem 05:04
3. Come Roll 03:33
4. Getting Money All Day 03:29
5. San Quinn Interlude 01:17
6. Get Smacked 03:49
7. On Point 03:20
8. Crack Musik 04:05
9. Look At Me 03:00
10. Super Boss (Ronnie Newt Interlude) 01:41
11. Paper Trail 03:48
12. On My Mind 03:47
13. Heaven Knowz 03:27
14. La, La, La 04:00
15. Danger Zone 03:55
16. Fillmonian (Willie Hen) 01:50
17. Hallways 03:59
18. San Quinn Interlude 01:56
19. Bottles Up 03:26
20. I Know 03:35
21. All Out Havoc 03:18
22. We Ride 02:54
23. Get It Anyway We Can 04:00
24. SF Anthem Remix 05:06

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Errelevent ft. Dem Hoodstarz, San Quinn, The Jacka & Messy Marv- In The Bay We Hustlin (Remix)





















San Francisco, CA -- August 1, 2008
-- The West Coast's Premier Latin Lyricist is back with another banger! Hot off the heels of his regional hit "In The Bay We Hustlin" (which received radio spins on 106 KMEL and XM Radio), Errelevent returns with the official remix featuring San Quinn, Dem Hoodstarz, The Jacka, and Messy Marv! Produced by up-and-coming beatsmith Equivalent Exchange, the song takes a cue from the featured artists' previous radio hits and adds a new twist that is sure to heat up the West Coast for the rest of the summer.


Jacka doesn't sound like himself on this one, but other than that its cool. Quinn killed it.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

(Video) SF Anthem (Director's Cut)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRRJzbakWw4

This version isn't that different from the one posted earlier. There are a few scenes added of guns and violence as well as some Barry Bonds and Jerry Rice footage. Can't wait to see the original version on TV.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

(Video) Big Rich, Boo Banga & San Quinn- SF Anthem

I've been waiting on this one and it's clean as fuck! I dunno if you'll feel it as much as I do if you're not from the city...but this is one of my favorite music videos EVER. Show this to everyone you know. Can't wait to see it on TV.

Watch the video HERE

Alternate link HERE

Friday, May 23, 2008

San Quinn- They're All Waiting On Me

San Quinn- They're All Waiting On Me

Off "From A Boy To A Man" finally due out in August on SMC. I'm really feelin this one.

Thursday, March 6, 2008

What Bay Area Artists Can Turn Heads?

The truth is that E-40 is currently the only Bay Area rapper who is relevant to the national mainstream artists. Sure, some others are stars in their own region. But look at the Bay Area on globe and see how small it is compared to the rest of the country and to the world. After losing the momentum the Bay Area gained in 2006, the local scene seems to be reloading for another run towards getting recognized on a nation level. These are the artists I feel have the best chance.
**Inspired by a post on the siccness.net message board

A-LIST: Has a good chance to make an impact on the national level.

The Jacka

Pros- In my opinion, he puts out the best music from the Bay. Can appeal to the streets and to mainstream audience without making a dance song. Smooth flow and usually chooses nice production. East Coast connections.
Cons- He's not gonna blow up with one song...you really gotta listen to his albums to get into his music.

Clyde Carson
Pros- Complete package for the mainstream, he can make radio friendly songs without making them corny, appears to be a very good business man, can appeal to the streets and mainstream. Affiliated with BWS.
Cons- Has not yet put out a solo album so who knows how he is as a solo artist.

Ya Boy
Pros- Nice flow and great punchlines. Style isn't limited to the Bay. Affiliation with The Game gave him exposure.
Cons- Limited subject matter and unrealistic rhymes don't do it for me. The kids will still enjoy it but it got old real quick.

Messy Marv
Pros- Must have a great work ethic to put out as many projects as he has, can create hits for the streets, networks with artists in the south.
Cons- Can he stay out of jail? Will playing with his nose eventually bring him down as an artist?

Mistah F.A.B.
Pros- Has an image that can appeal to kids all over the country, can make some real songs, already has some exposure to the mainstream.
Cons- Simple rhymes, not respected as an artist by many, can sound corny at times.

B-List: Has a chance to make an impace on the national level.

Turf Talk
Pros- Affiliated with E-40. Has a unique style and can spit over all kinds of beats.
Cons- Has a unique style that may cause people to pass without giving him a chance.

The Frontline
Pros- Great lyrics over great E-A-Ski production. They talk about real issues and can still make great singles (ie. Bang It).
Cons- They don't seem to network with other artists very much. You don't hear much from them between album when it comes to features on other albums. People seem to forget about them.

Keak Da Sneak
Pros- He's had a good amount of exposure. Lots of play for "Superhyphy" and had a feature E-40's huge single, "Tell Me When To Go". He's also on Koch, which will help him reach a wider audience.
Cons- The big question is whether or not he still has what it takes to make a good album. His last official solo, Copium, was solid. However, most people haven't been too impressed with anything he has put out since.

San Quinn
Pros- Quinn can spit. He really goes off on some beats, you can feel the emotion.
Cons- After releasing tons of solo albums, he still hasn't been able to break into the national spotlight.

Balance
Pros- He has a style that could be accepted by East Coast fans. Probably has better connections to mixtape DJ's throughout the country than anyone else on this list. Has worked with artists from different regions (Papoose, Chamillionaire, etc.)
Cons- He doesn't really stand out from the countless other mixtape rappers.

C-List: Had a chance to make it, but it might be too late.

Federation
Pros- Rick Rock production.
Cons- It doesn't seem like major labels know what to do with them. They're not too good at making anything other than hyphy songs.

The Pack
Pros- They appeal to a younger crowd. Mainstream friendly. They've already had a national hit.
Cons- They haven't been able to duplicate the success of "Vans". They're pretty much limited to party songs. They don't really appeal to anyone who is older than a high schooler.



If you feel like I missed someone who should be on this list, let me know and tell me why.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

(Video) Drew Deezy ft. Goldie & San Quinn- I Betcha

I hope everyone enjoyed New Years Eve...without having to stay with a friend in the E.R. like I did.


(VIDEO) Drew Deezy ft. Goldie & San Quinn- I Betcha