D-Nice grew up in the Bronx, hip-hops birthplace, and emerged as a rapper and producer in the late 1980s. The late Scott La Rock of Boogie Down Productions mentored D-Nice as a teenager and offered him a place to develop his talent alongside rap legend KRS-One. He began to expand into production, producing The Stop The Violence Movement's number 1 single, Self Destruction, and later working with Queen Latifah and Kid Rock on their early albums. Ultimately, D-Nice released two albums with Jive records, including the 1990 hit single Call Me D-Nice, which reached the top of Billboards rap chart....Enjoy!
They Call Me D NICE
25 Ta Life
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Vans Vault x MLB Chicago Cubs Chukka LX for St. Alfred...
Vault by Vans and Major League Baseball are teaming up to celebrate the renewal of our national pastime with the Opening Day Collection. Available at select Vault accounts, Vans has created a special classic sneaker style for the corresponding hometown team. Just 12 pairs of Chicago’s Chukka LX and a matching limited edition Majestic Authentic Jersey will go on sale April 12th, only at http://Stalfred.com in Chicago. St. Alfred will be accepting requests for a chance to purchase the shoes this Saturday, April 10th from 12 to 2 pm. Shoes then will be available for pick up and purchase on Opening Day...
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Can He Be the Next SO-CALLED Castro?
Young Elian wit his MASTER...
The new pictures show a serious-looking 16-year-old sporting a closely cropped haircut, wearing an olive-green military school uniform with red shoulder patches, as he attends a Young Communist Union meeting. The Cuban government press released the images under the none-too-subtle headline "Young Elian Gonzalez defends his revolution in the youth congress." People Say...Time will Tell
The new pictures show a serious-looking 16-year-old sporting a closely cropped haircut, wearing an olive-green military school uniform with red shoulder patches, as he attends a Young Communist Union meeting. The Cuban government press released the images under the none-too-subtle headline "Young Elian Gonzalez defends his revolution in the youth congress." People Say...Time will Tell
Monday, April 5, 2010
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