Hip Hop Annals: 'Wu Royal Fam' - Lost But Not Forgotten

Artist/ Group: Royal Fam aka Wu Royal Fam/ Royal Famous

Members: Dreddy Kruger, Timbo King, plus various other rotating Wu-Affiliates members

Comments: One of Wu's best Affiliate groups with strange pictures telling tales smothered in metaphors and synonyms galore. In the vain of 'Black thought' of the Roots, one of two permanent members 'Timbo King' is complex wiht his flow and deliver and holds no bars wiht his satire and descriptive 25th century take on our 22nd century thinking. Track like 'Fire' and Black Castle Spring to mind. Some of you may know this group and not realized who they are, they have dropped tracks and verses on many Wu projects one of my favourite being 'Wu Killer Bees' on the first Track entitled: The Legacy. Yea, Nuff Sed!

Look these guys up, If you find music by them grab it, don't even bother listening to it to see if you like it before you buy it, download it, whatever.

Worthwhile and part of our ever expansive pool of talent in over and underground Hip Hop. Those were the days!

0'Natchurals Words

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By 0'Natchural

I hear thunder,
Clapping against the skies,
As if it were the sweat drenched skin of inner thighs,
During the dance,

And it is good,
Ecstatically,

She moves,
Sultry tones writhing through her being,
Pleasure nodes aflame,
Senses engulfed in life's sweet nectar,

I greet her flurrying sway,
Gyrating to her flow as if keeping time in beat,
All misconceptions ascue,
In the moment we are akin to symbiosis as she pulls from deep within me,

We clash like armies on a battle field,
Meld violently like metal alloys smelted whole,
Impurities cast asunder,

Words are lost,
Time stands still.

Pentalk News - New Soweto Kinch EP

Pentalk does it again... One of our most decorated members, Soweto has put out his latest effort to reclaim the annals of Hip Hop for the glory of the talking pen. Spitting his usual "verbal 'erbals" (Copyright 1975. DiNATCH da Pentalker LOL) every which way but wack.

Released on 26th Nov, two time MOBO winner Soweto Kinch drops his new 6 track EP , The War In A Rack mix tape,[featuring both national and international artists. Including Verbal Kent, Tumi [Tumi the Volume] and C4sey[Pentalk].

This disc is loaded with Soweto's trademark BurningSwine swagger and lyrical twang, tinged with that brummy slang. Beats are filled with stylistic Jazz loops and soulful melodies as we are used to hearing from Soweto. This disk is a must hear. Go cop it now!

I have supplied one track for your listening pleasure. Please support the cause by spreading the word and help bring Hip Hop back home. Spread the love!!

Take a listen: "you cant hold me down"