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Keeping the Art of True School Hip Hop Alive

For years people have been complaining how Hip Hop has gotten so bland and corny. Although it's true that Hip Hop has become so commercialized that it has lost it's lyrical credit, most of the Hip Hop artists from all over NJ are keeping it true to the lyrics. I'm not saying this because I am from NJ. I have lived in Jersey City, NJ which is right across from NYC just about all of my life, I have also lived in Miami, and California for a bit so I have been around and heard styles from coast to coast. What makes me feel the way I do is plainly from listening to the lyrics of songs. In this age of Hip Hop everyone wants to be a baller, all you hear are artists talking about popping bottles, bitches, and money. The real essence of Hip Hop has been lost in the shuffle leaving the real lyrical artists in the dark. It really doesn't matter where you are from, if your lyrics are hot then that's what it is, but the amount of lyrical artists coming from NJ is tremendous. The only thing NJ artists lack is more unity among themselves. Support from your peers, and supporting your peers is the key to succeeding.

NJ has had several Hip Hop artists and groups that have been very successful. From my hometown we had artist's such Apache, and Joe Budden doing their thing. From Newark, and East Orange you have artist and groups such as Redman, Lords of the Underground, and Naughty by Nature still keeping the art alive. They are also creating branches, venues, and other outlets to help out up and coming artists. This is what keeps the true school form of the culture alive, support and unity...

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Building Connections with DJs - DJs and MCs

Is the relationship between MCs and DJ's a thing of the past?

The connection between DJ's and MC's has been a sacred bond since the birth of Hip Hop. DJ's have always been on the forefront of Hip Hop paving the way for artists from all over the world to be heard from the big stage down to the local basement party. Many new artists and new DJ's have been overlooking this over the past years from what I have been seeing. The DJ art form is still alive, but the brotherhood between new artists and DJ's has faded some. When was the last time you saw a new artist do a hot live performance with a DJ rocking along? There are artists that still rock along with DJ's, but not many and a lot of them are old school 90's rappers that are true to the form.

Now in the digital days MC's are bombarding DJ's with songs on the internet with even an introduction or having established  friendship or a business relationship yet. Get in good with the DJ's first, support their craft, and trust me they will support yours back also. Remember DJ's are an individual with hundreds and maybe thousands of MC's all approaching them, giving them CDs, sending emails, etc..., all to play their songs. Your approach is what is going to make the difference.

Support Underground Hip Hop - State of Hip Hop 2013 by Dj Tecnine

The State of Hip Hop Today by Dj Tecnine

22 Year veteran, formerly of Wu-Tang Latino and Wyclef Warrior DJs. Dj Tecnine of Lord Gang DJz also a hip hop producer speaks about Underground Hip hop - The state of hip hop today - Radio station DJs favoring mainstream artists and more...

Top Free Hip Hop, R&B, and Reggae Mixtapes

Here are the Top Rated and Downloaded Dj Tecnine Mixtapes

90's True School (hip Hop)

 

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Dancehall Reggae Throwback

 

 

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Lets Take It Back 2 Da Old School 

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90's Throwback (R&B)

 

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Big Blendz ( Remix Blends )

 

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Rnb Vs Hip Hop Round 1

 

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On Da Real - Produced by DJ Tecnine

Having some fun with hip hop from a DJs perspective.

 

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Master of the Mix! Turntable Check with DJ Tecnine Cutting, Scratching, Transforming

Turntablism - 22 Year Veteran DJ Tecnine Rocking on the Technic 1200's

DJs and Parents for Cleaner Lyrics on the Radio!

Time to clean up the airwaves and let our children listen to music that doesn't glamourize getting high or drunk all the time. No poppin molly's on the radio please. Time for radio stations to be responsible. Share if you agree

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Hip Hop Marketing in the 21st Century - Facebook Youtube Twitter

How to step your game up in the new marketing age. Facebook - Youtube - Twitter - Instagram - Blogs - Websites

Importance of Internet Promo - Times Have Changed, You Should Too!

Importance of Internet Promo - Times Have Changed, You Should Too!

In the past 22 years I have seen music marketing go from flyers, banners, billboards, and videos into a worldwide internet pandemic. From Myspace, Facebook, to Twitter thousands of music artists have been under utilizing these mass marketing tools just hoping that the right person will view their profile, wrong! Without proper promotion you are not going to get anywhere. It's like a chef without the right ingredients. First of all you need a plan of attack, simply creating a page and posting things is not going to help you at all. 

Content:

What are you promoting? This is the number one question you need to ask yourself. Are you using your social networks to be social and promotes your music, or are you using them to promote yourself and try to score dates which is a very big mistake. No one is going to take you seriously as a music artist if you are always trying to hit on potential fans. It just causes friction and potential fan loss. What you post is very important too. Your post don't always have to be about music, you do have to show your fans there is a human side to you rather than a music robot. My point is your post have to remain neutral in some sort of way. Just remember you always have the freedom of speech. A little controversy doesn't hurt either, just don't get into heated arguments online, it's pointless. We all have our views, just have respect for other peoples views as they should yours. If they don't then ignore them.

Do's:

• Use as many social outlets as you can to spread your music and word. Sites such as Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, ReverbNation, and Instagram have really helped pave the way for many artists in the industry. You can also create a blog or website and post links or music players with your music

•  Invest money in your craft which is your music. Instead of saving to buy the next pair of Jordan's or an 8th of weed, use that money to buy an original beat or for studio time. Now you can make a hot song to promote on the internet.

• Be original, yes it's cool at times to rock on another artists beat. But invest in your own, there are many producer out there selling great quality original that you can have partial rights to. Of course the producer does retain some rights but that's standard.

•  Ask your friends to help you promote your songs. If they are truly your friends and believe in what you do they will help you unconditionally.

• Use professionals to help you with promotional material such as mixtape covers, promo banners, and photos. Pictures in your bathroom, dark photos, low quality photos just won't cut it. This is where you have to invest a bit in yourself as well. Get a professional EPK done, get a photo shoot done, have a DJ host a mixtape for you.

• One major important to to me in the music industry is Gmail. If you don't have a Gmail account, please get one, it makes sharing music and beats with artists and producers so much simpler. Gmail comes with a built in music player, so when a producer sends you a beat, or an artist send you a song, you can play it right on the spot before downloading it. It does have to be in mp3 format though.

Don't:

• Don't use your social networking sites as a dating site, use your real name then. Otherwise you're probably going to start detracting or losing potential fans.  

•  Don't think promoting one hot song, once a week is going to help you become a star. It's not, chances are it's not really going to be heard.

•  One thing I urge artist not to do is pay for plays or fans. You have many sites that offer plays and fans on Youtube and Reverbnation for a fee. Yes they will get you plays, but no, no one is really listening and the fans really don't care about your music. You are just over inflating your stats, and you really don't know who is listening to keep track how you are really doing.

I really hope some of these things bring to light the importance of using the internet to go viral. If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment below.

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Acapella MC CYPHER Hosted by DJ Tecnine

The Unexpected Takeover MC Freestyle Hosted by Dj Tecnine in Jersey

Electronic Press Kings - Press Kit and Digital Graphic Design

Do you need the right graphics to help promote yourself, group, or band? Then you have come to the right place. Electronic Press Kings can meet your demands. We specialize in digital design of electronic press kits, flyers, mixtape covers, logos, and more. 

Specialized Promotion Banners

EPK's or Electronic Press Kits are a new standard now in the music industry, and having one is a must if you are submitting music to music labels, A&R's, and music executives. A publicist will tell you it is important to have, many people that do interviews will ask for one also. An EPK contains your photo, biography with some personal information such as where you are from, how long you have been in the music business, highlights if any of your music career and other related venues, and other music artists you have worked with in the past.

If you need a custom EPK such as the one below contact Electronic Press Kings.

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Mixtape Covers

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D.J. Tecnine Interviews @KyWill211 on Set on "Bang" Video feat. Doitall & Treach

This was last summers interview with Ky Williams in Newark, NJ on the video set of "Bang" featuring hip hop legends Doitall of Lords of the Underground and Treach of Naughty by Nature, produced by Xing and Fox. Both videos will linked below, enjoy. LGz up!!!

Ky Williams Interview

Importance of Well Designed Custom Electronic Press Kits / EPK

EPK's or Electronic Press Kits are a new standard now in the music industry, and having one is a must if you are submitting music to music labels, A&R's, and music executives. A publicist will tell you it is important to have, many people that do interviews will ask for one also. An EPK contains your photo, biography with some personal information such as where you are from, how long you have been in the music business, highlights if any of your music career and other related venues, and other music artists you have worked with in the past.

If you need a custom EPK such as the one below contact Business Effects.

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Naughty by Nature - Hip Hop Hooray Tour 2013 BTS

What an "Epic" night we had at the Gramercy Theater in NYC last Sunday at the 20th Anniversary Hip Hop Hooray Tour by Naughty by Nature. The 90's "True School" era was in full effect with special guests doing appearances during the show. Some of the special guests included Doitall of the legendary Lords of the Underground, Channel Live, Dres of Black Sheep, Mr Cheeks of the Lost Boys, Bumpy Knuckles, aka Freddy Fox, and more... Also in the mix were legends such as DJ Kool Herc, Ed Lover of Yo MTV Raps, and Eric Sermon just to mention a few. Check out some of the pics below. Video footage will be added once we get clearance to show it from Naughty by Nature.

DJ Tecnine with Treach of Naughty by Nature

 DJ Tecnine with Maine Gotti, and Crisis

DJ Tecnine with Dres of Black Sheep

DJ Tecnine with Ed Lover former host of Yo MTV Raps

DJ Tecnine with Hakim Green of Channel Live

DJ Tecnine with Rob Realz, Ky Williams

Book an Online Blog Interview By @DjTecnine - More Info

Do you need more exposure for your online presence? Are you making a buzz with your music and are trying to expand listener reach? The just follow.my blog and leave me a message. I get at least 7,000 views monthly. There is no charge, you just need at least 5 tracks, a video, Facebook, and Twitter account so my team can review each candidate. Only the strong survive. Want to know more about me just check my blog or Google my bio. I'm just trying to spread the word of other talented artists not being heard.  

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Interview with Ky Williams of Lord Gang on set for video shoot with Treach from Naughty by Nature and Doitall of the legendary Lords of the Underground.

Original Beats By Dj Tecnine

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Exclusive Freestyle By Doitall of Lords of the Underground

Thats right, thats New Jersey's own Doitall (Do-it-all) of the legendary Lords of the Underground freestyling on an intro for one of my mixtapes. Keep your eyes in his direction. Lords of the Underground is making a comeback along side the new Lord Gang label. Be sure to follow them on Twitter @Doitalldu @LOTUG1 @LordGangDJz @KyWill211