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floor and our lighting effects will dazzle anyone.You should contact us early to assure your date is available.Bz JamMy Big Phat Greek...Integrity Records (634479114953)CD coming back in stock soon.If you want us to email you the minute this CD arrives, enter your name and email address here.About MP3 downloads at CD Baby)Greek Music meets Hip hoptracks1 My Big Phat Greek...Jessikah (BZ JAM Remix)3 Celebrate Your Roots (Hellas)4 Hellenic Genocide (Pt.We Build Sundecks For Casino Licenses6 Gangsta7 Greekmafia.Koumades8 Feta Funk Freestyle feat.Sophia Of Troy9 Tour d' Athenes10 Tower Of Babel Pt.It all started with that little independent film called 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding', then it was the Greek National Soccer team winning the 2004 Euro cup, then it was the 2004 Olympic Summer Games hosted in Athens, Greece and recently The greeks winning the Eurovision contest was good but...Greeks on the map is Vancouver Greek Hip hop artist BZ Jam's third album entitled 'My Big Phat Greek...Integrity Records is Proud to present the release of Greek Hiphop artist BZ Jam's 3rd album entitled 'My Big Phat Greek...BZ Jam calls 'Bouzouki Hiphop' Greek music fused with the street rhythms of hiphop.Transistor', BZ Jam captures the listeners attention from beginning to end.Already the 1st single 'Hellenic Genocide' is getting a broad spectrum of reactions across the world, from the BBC extra1 radio program refusing to play the song due to its contents to the director of www.Pick up your copy of 'My Big Phat Greek...Please log in to review this album.Eilikrina ekproswpeis thn Hellas sto e3wtetirko,synexhse megale!!My Father loves your stuff as weell!The fusion of Greek Music and Hip Hop is brilliant.YiannisI listen to your music to bring me up!NikoBZ, I now have all 3 of your albums, and this one hands down is your best work!Greek music and with a sophisticated, underground sound.Turncoats2 It Ain't Greek to Me3 Bordello4 Wiseguys5 Mounila feat.Danae10 Tower of Babel feat.Since day one, BZ JAM has been a catalyst and a leader in the Vancouver hip hop community by being the first hardcore artist to come out of Vancouver releasing his underground classic CD 'Welcome to Honkysville' in 1993.BZ JAM has always paved the way for the young, up and coming artists to get involved in hip hop.Through Sugarshack Records or his landmark hip hop radio show 'In effect' on CiTR 101.After a long hiatus BZ JAM has ventured back in to the hip hop game to pursue his passion of making music true to him.This blazing 10 track album pushes the envelope by combining the drums of hip hop with traditional Greek instruments such as the 'bouzouki'.The Stunt man, along with BZ JAM's gritty Greek and English lyrics, this album makes for an essential listen.Toronto, BZ JAM is currently in the studio recording his next album.Make sure you check the GREEKHIPHOP.Roula DemasAwesome CD BZ JAM!AnonI have listened to alot of Greek HipHop and BZ Jam is definitely the one that represents what real Greek Music and Greek HipHop should sound like.Keep doing your thing boy!JKBest song on this hands down..........Keep rippin it up Brother!Good Lookin' on the last CD!!!!Tower of babel has definate meaning.Hats off to BZ Jam!Keep puttin it down for the Greek and Canada.You are surely somebody who a label would drool over.Overall, I like those cutz.BZ Jam is the Hottest Greek Hip Hop Artist...Greek BallerBZ's cd is hot.Greekgurl from MDAs a Greek American, I enjoyed the songs on this CD.I'm recommending this CD to all of my fellow Greeks who enjoy hip hop.Please log in to email this artist.This track is the album finale, and epitomizes how Hip Hop has gone global.To prevent this project from succeeding, God confused their languages so that each spoke a different language.BZ Jam knows history, and brings back an old school classic remixed with modern day relevancy.Can BZ Jam take this to the United Nations?Number one question, how can I be down?Word on the street is, Hip Hop permeates and transcends all cultures and has finally spread around the world.However, Hip Hop is still young, only thirty years old, but somehow, here in the States, some bad twist of fate suddenly happened.There are no more anthems, only flavors of the week.Just like East Coast gave birth, the West Coast reared Hip Hop into adolescence, the Dirty Souff has most recently nurtured Hip Hop in its formidable years, it will be the rest of our world that will help Hip Hop mature into adulthood.The Tower of Babel track is proving there are other things going on in Hip Hop outside of the United States.Hip Hop, I listen to Hip Hop, but outside of artists Mos Def, Talib Kweli, remember Lyricist Lounge?States, instead I turn abroad for direction, only to learn they are just as disappointed with our hits that keep missing.So for me when I was writing my rhymes they came from what I knew which was growing up in a Greek household.In the end I was just a lower middle class Greek kid putting out what I now call Bouzouki Hip Hop.Greek kid living in Hip Hop.Bouzouki and a historical context.For myself, seeing my two immigrant parents struggling to make it was real.Remember when I mentioned content, to bring it, you have to know who and why you are, there are connections to be made.Have you ever heard Arabic Hip Hop?Although I do not understand the language, the urgency was translated perfectly.East, created and performing together since 1998.Eastern compositions and rap beats.It proves how much I take for granted as an American, and how much others are forced to comply, learn, and abandon, in order to live with in this time and space.Would Americans be able to live in the rest of the world?Their upcoming album set to release this April is Ihda2, it means dedication.Seeing Active Member perform live in an ancient outdoor site offered context to their mission statement.They do not align themselves with their Greek history, instead, they coin new terms to describe their future.BD Foxmoor, the leading man who has single handedly mobilized a Hip Hop underground in Greece, has traded in Hip Hop for Low Bap.Also, Low Bap is a way to find the beautiful things in life.BD Foxmoor refers to Hip Hop as Hiphopoly, which also happens to be the name of one of their albums.Hip Hop, the movement, what it is called and how we know it.USA, none of us would be standing here in this place and time, doing what we are all doing.States, to actually come here, and learn the difference between the people who struggle to live here (and that means everybody, people of color and white folk too, it is class that is becoming the greatest divider) and the myth.Thus, in other corners of this world it managed to acquire a culture from its first days.Low Bap has its culture and is preserving the initial sense of hip hop that nowadays unfortunately is remembered by a few people in USA.Although I can offer names of people, festivals, albums, places, reference material, specific instances, anything to prove him wrong.He might be absolutely right.That is what I cannot argue.We did a lot to contribute to that opinion.Remember that hoax article about a business man Richard Gonahangya and his company America Media Operative Inc.Hip Hop, demanding billions of dollars in royalties?But if you ask me about Low Bap, I could tell you a thousand beautiful things.That is why, when we first started to do hip hop we decided to rename it.Because we wanted to differentiate ourselves from the trend.We just identify as a group that lives in the west end of Piraeus, in Perama, and we do our music and all our things from here.They are unlike BZ Jam and myself, who align ourselves in a long line of tradition.But maybe if BZ Jam and I lived in Greece and grew up there, it would be a different story, different issues, we create our art from being the children of immigrants, and we were forced to learn about the implications of ethnicity in our world.Active Member has a different story.One of the things that really stand in the way of British rap is the accent.Or so I would think when only contemplating the easy listening I am accustomed to, but the London underground scene is giving rise to a new sound in Hip Hop, really a style all its own, Grime.But if I do, I want to be established first.Stay tuned for Part II of Tower of Babel: Hip Hop Gone Global.
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