Debut Project For Northe’n Lights

PDX SOCIAL — By rahmielmitchell on January 4, 2010 at 3:48 pm
By Lavish Language
Cut ‘Em or Pay ‘Em Northe’n Lights presents a shocking display of multiplicity through their production, each beat sounds catered specially to the style of the lyricist. From contemporary to classic hip hop, underground to mainstream, soulful songstress or gully gangster, the album blends with the artists in a way that makes them sound natural and true to their prior established reputations, but still combines together to make the album clean. There is an appeal to anyone who is a fan of hip hop, no matter what subcategory you gravitate towards.

While bringing recognition to the northwest artists who have continued to excel and climb, Cut ‘Em or Pay ‘Em is sure to create a thirst for more projects from Northe’n Lights in the future. Few compilations rival the selective skill, level of talent, multifaceted melody or pure expertise that Northe’n Light has captured with this album.

Cut ‘Em or Pay ‘Em
drops on December 19, 2009 and is available online through Itunes.com, amazon.com, emusic.com, rhapsody.com, and napster.com, as well as local record shops in the Portland area. The official release party scheduled for January 2, 2010 at the Crown Room as part of Ante Up’s weekly night called “Raw”.
By Lavish Language
 
 You can find the album on:
 
Itunes.com
Amazon.com
Emusic.com
Rhapsody.com
Napster.com
Myspace Music
Availabe in stores in town at:
Everyday Music (both locations)
360 Vinyl
Music Millenium
2nd Ave Records
CD Game Exchange on Hawthorne
Release is on Jan 2nd at Crown Room as part of Ante Up’s (they are the a group of DJ’s, Doc Adam, DJ Nature, Ronin Roc) weekly night called “Raw”.
Let me know if you need anything else and thanks again for doing the interview.

 


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Terminill
Rhos Dads Music/Flatline Productions
Northe’n Lights
 
is the debut project for the collaborative production team that makes up Northe’n Lights, Terminill and Sonny. The compilation features the biggest names of northwest hip hop between Bend and Seattle, with a seamless dexterity in the production and mastering efforts. The motive behind Cut ‘Em or Pay ‘Em was to showcase the northwest hip hop scene in a way that displayed the wide umbrella that encompasses local artists. The group felt many artists bypass opportunities to collaborate based on differences in musical styles, but that talent remains a consistent tie between all. Northe’n Lights honored the best northwest artists in their strongest forms, with beats that sound specifically personalized to match each lyricist or singer.The compilation collected an outstanding list of features, with tracks lent by artists like Illmaculate, Toni Hill, Destro of Boom Bap, Mac Smiff, Braille, Liv Warfield, 6ix, Soul P, Mausy, Arjay, Mikey Vegaz, Luck One, Cool Nutz, Maniak Lok, Kenny Mack and many more. All bases were covered, all forms of hip hop shown in true essence, and all artists involved gave strong assistance to the overall feel of the album.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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  • Sadiki says:
    January 5, 2010 at 9:08 pm

    FYI, I went to Rhapsody.com and was able to hear snippets from the album. Fire! Support our own Portland!

  • Sadiki says:
    January 5, 2010 at 9:16 pm

    P.S. Didn’t want people thinking I wouldn’t put my money where my mouth is so here’s my receipt, lol.

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