Produced by Mr. Green

Harry Love – Lock Stock & Two Smoking Towers ft. Pace Won, Rising Sun, Young Zee, Reveal, D.U. (Recorded Sept 13th, 2001)

Recorded on September 13th 2001. Following the terrorist attacks, all flights across the world were grounded leaving Outsidaz trapped in London while on tour with D12. Subsequently they connected in the studio with Reveal, Rising Sun & Harry Love on the beat. In order of appearance: Pace Won, Rising Sun, Young Zee, Reveal, D.U. with additional vocals from Nana.

Skrewtape – Kush Groove ft. Pace Won, Dox Boogie

Pacewon and Mr. Green are back with a triumphant new single from the highly anticipated follow up to their classic album “The Only Color That Matters is Green.” The new album “Only Number That Matters is Won” is coming late this summer and will feature guest appearances from Snoop Dogg, Lee Scratch Perry, Masta Ace as well as some special surprises. Be on the lookout for ‘The Only Number That Mattes is Won’

He doesn’t attempt to overextend his analysis or telegraph some kind of self-serving parallel between his personal situation and that of Mohammed Bouazizi, he just relates a story by flowing nicely over a banging beat.

We might surmise that Pacewon’s concern for the participants of the Tunisian uprising is connected to his identity formation as a black man born in the years following a massive civil disturbance in his native Newark, New Jersey. Or we can just let the music do the talking. Pacewon’s lyrics have never been saturated with allusions to civil rights or black power, but if you listen closely you can hear the working-class pride and defiant spirit that lurks throughout his whole discography.

In other words, he’s better at it. Better than who you might ask? Come on now, you know. I know you know.

Ralph Dog – We Don’t Give A Fuck ft. Sadat X, Kurious, Blaq Poet, A.G., Pacewon, Sean Price, Papoose

A tribute to the people of Tunisia

Produced by Mr. Green.

Pace Won & Mr. Green – Can You Hear Me

via Pace Won, NahRight

Off of forthcoming Brickcity Drive Vol. 1..

KVbeats- 5’9″ + Won ft. Royce Da 5’9, Pace Won

via SB

peace to Raw Poetix Records.

Also check InTheBox for a thorough recent 3 part interview with Young Zee where he gets an opportunity to convey his view on his work and some of his (if you believe him, kinda effed up) history with Fugees. Not for nothin’, only Lauryn was holdin’ it down with Zee.

Haven’t heard about this new album coming out Oct 14th, which sounds like it was recorded in a frantic 24-hour recording session. Might hit this up. Performers include Yak Ballz, Pace Won, Homeboy Sandman, Poison Pen and more. buy tickets, album info

Indie hip-hop icon C-Rayz Walz teams up with fresh-faced, yeshiva-trained wordsmith Kosha Dillz for twelve tracks that mix freestyle and written rhymes, classic and new-school beats, and the frantic, fast-paced energy of a single, manic 24-hour recording session to produce, yes, “Freestyle Vs. Written,” the first collaboration of its type. CMJ writes, “.. it’s both a statement of cultural solidarity and creative open-mindedness.”

It’s an album that breaks borders and pushes boundaries. Songs like “I Love Jews” and “Ariel Sharon” are packed with classic hip rock samples and party moving sounds. Boasting collaborations with Murs, Matisyahu and MF Doom between them, and gracing the covers of magazines such as Entertainment Weekly and Source Magazine and spots on MTV, the two artists are ready to take the world by storm.

This soon-to-be-classic record was produced entirely by, 19-year-old Kentron Da Mastadon, who challenges the hip hop mold, armed with an MP of psychedelic rock riffs and jazz chops weaving the perfect backdrop for this Jerusalem Zionist-meets-Black Bronx ghetto aesthetic.

* 10% of all proceeds will be donated to Netivot Israel Louna Terror Victim Fund and to the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding, an organization dedicated to strengthening relations between ethnic communities, headed by Russell Simmons and Rabbi Marc Schneier.