Showing posts with label BlueSkyBlackDeath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlueSkyBlackDeath. Show all posts

Friday, November 2, 2012

2.7.5. Key Nyata & BlueSkyBlackDeath - Suicide Capital (Video)




In keeping with the previous BRK post, here goes Klvn member, Key Nyata's first single/video from an upcoming project produced by the hard working, hard hitting duo Blue Sky Black Death. No clue when the project is due out, Young God has said they're a handful of tracks deep....but if this is an example of what we can expect, good gawd we're in for another collaborated masterpiece from the duo.

Monday, May 28, 2012

Nacho Piccaso & Blue Sky Black Death - Exalted (Album)



Seattle spitter Nacho Picasso links back up with the production duo of Blue Sky Black Death to release their third project, Exalted. These dudes are batting two for two right now, so be sure to check it out and cop it.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Nacho Piccaso & Blue Sky Black Death - Rammin' (Video)



The Seattle spitter and the production juggernaut BSBD release yet another video. In keeping with the tradition, it's dope.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Nacho Picasso & BlueSkyBlackDeath - Lord of the Fly (Album)



The dude's that brought you one of my favorite albums from last year are back. Seattle's Nacho Picasso and Blue Sky Black Death released For the Glory last year pretty much out of nowhere, and it took a lot of people by surprise and how ill it was. If it ain't broke why fix it? The production duo of Young God & Kingston link up with Nacho yet again to release Lord of the Fly , a 13 track end to end burner. Grab this folks!



Download: Hulkshare | Bandcamp

and because it wouldn't be right if these guys didn't release this with a video....here goes the first of many.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Nacho Picasso - Moor Gang (Video)




Nacho Picasso & Blue Sky Black Death continue the quality with quantity streak with yet another dope video from his For the Glory album. Expect another collaborative album between these dudes to be released very early next year, and a new song/video out sometime next week.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Nacho Picasso x Blue Sky Black Death x Raised by Wolves - For the Glory(Album)



Seattle's Nacho Picasso, links up with production juggernauts, Blue Sky Black Death, Raised By Wolves, & Eric G of 9th Wonder's Soul Council, to release a 13 track epic....for FREE.








Download: Bandcamp

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

UGK - One Day (Blue Sky Black Death Remix)




The Philaflava/Steady Bloggin' homies let this go, via Young God a couple days ago. This song made a few light rounds in a ripped format last year, but here's a quality drop. BSBD hooked this remix up after Pimp C passed. Awesome track.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Milk Crate's Top 10 Albums: That Bullet Proof Saint #7



If I had to pick a group or sound that I tend to gravitate towards, that sound would hands down be the dirty/soulful sound coming out of RZA's ASR and 4 track. But some where around 01 maybe 02, we all saw the drastic decline in the Wu. Some new generation cats came out that breathed some life into it (Bronze Nazareth), but overall The Clan & its affiliates were struggling to stay relevant. This brings me to my #7 pick for my personal top 10 favorite and most impactful albums. This is the most recent album that I have in my top 10. I'm confident in putting in here because of the sheer fact of it's replay value to me. So with out further ado.....







#7 BlueSkyBlackDeath & Hell Razah - Razah's Ladder



Hell Razah has always been one of the more underrated emcees. Even back in the Sunz of Man days I always felt like he was over looked for Priest. I'd always end up rewinding his verses on songs like "one step" and "tai chi". At the time of this release a lot of the affiliates that I grew up following had grown stagnant. It took two white boys from the west to awaken the giant (I do give a lot of credit to Bronze as well). Blue Sky Black Death, for me, kinda came out of no where. They found a way to not only mimic that old wu style of production but take it to the next level. On songs like "Halos" "Pray Together & "Most Merciful" showed just that, a sound scape reminiscent to the old sound, while still advancing the sound with inventive layering and instrumentation. Since it's release in 2007, I don't think there has been two months that goes by with out me listening to this record at least once from front to back. I'd even go as far as saying that I've probably listened to this album more than at least a couple of the records that will fill out the rest of my top 10.

Favorite Songs:









Download: Razah's Ladder | Purchase

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