Malow Mac - Playing for Keeps - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Malow Mac is back stronger than ever with the Most Valuable Player, no studio gangsta here just the tales of a true soldier from the rough and tough streets of the IE one of Southern California's most dangerous cities. Malow Mac is a very talented MC and producer, he writes and produces all his own tracks, a real G putting it down for the Hi Power tag for many years and is on his fourth studio solo project, his latest PLAYING FOR KEEPS, in 2007. On MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, Malow features Mr. Capone-E, Stomper, Psycho family, Miss Lady Pinks and others.

With a successful solo career and a loyal following Malow Mac is back with Street Life from the Hi Power Camp. Street Life feature's his partners in crime Mr. Criminal, Mr. Silent, Lil Sicko, Lil Blacky and many more. Malow Mac keeps it real and knows how to drive the ladies wild with his good looks and S*x appeal. This being Malow Mac's third solo CD, his lyrics are always creative and his delivery is stronger than ever as he works on developing his character, which separates him from your usual Latin Rap artist. His style has been compared to NB Ridaz and is sure to get plenty of radio play across the U.S.A wit his hit single Street Life featuring the lyrical assassin Mr. Criminal, don't miss out on this one. Universal. 2006.

This magnificent concert took place at the Berlin Jazzfest 2017, where Angelika Niescier was awarded the Albert Mangelsdorff Prize (German Jazz Prize). This concert by the Angelika Niescier NYC Trio with Chris Tordini on bass and Tyshawn Sorey on drums - who was Jazzfest Berlin's 2017 Artist in Residence, and gave several performances in Berlin - proved to be a remarkable stroke of luck for the festival, since Niescier had already worked regularly with both for ten years. Christian Broecking writes in the liner notes InchThis Berlin Concert of the Angelika Niescier Trio makes it clear in a unique way how something organically complete can emerge from all this unceasing curiosity, questioning and research, from pulse, attentiveness and from an acute sense of judgment and knowledge of what is going to work. When Tordini heard the recording of this very special concert, he noticed both the collective attention and the freedom, a combination which only rarely succeeds in such intense conditions. And Tyshawn Sorey agrees 'None of us either hung around for the others or hurried ahead of them.'Inch