Video: D-Sisive- First Winter

D-Sisive "First Winter" (Prod.by C4) off the C4 Experiment hosted by Christopher Walken. Beautifully directed by Marc Andre Debruyne.

D-Sisive- No More Words + If... (Prod. Muneshine)

Canadian MC D-Sisive has stopped feeding his cat wet food. The cat in the Paula Abdul video and members of the NAAC (National Association for the Advancement of Cats) have began to protest in Toronto.

Canadian MC D-Sisive is a prolific. white. rapper. Kind of.

Canadian MC D-Sisive will not be known as D-Sisive anymore...soon. What a rap diva.

Toronto, Canada based rapper D-Sisive is preparing the release of his new album, Jonestown 2:Jimmy Go Bye Bye, which will feature production from WhiskeyTeeth favorite, Muneshine, and will be available as a free download on November 28th. The first two leaks are available as a free download below. "No More Words" features Derek rockin' over an infectious hip hop marching song that samples the chorus of Weezer's "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" and "If..." spotlights some of D's creative career highlights as he predicts what would happen if more popular rappers had the same moxie.

D-Sisive does it again.


Download: D-Sisive- No More Words

Download: D-Sisive- If...

Muneshine & Bix- Status Symbol (The Remixes)

Full album download and my favorite track below.

Status Symbol, Muneshine’s anticipated follow-up to his critically acclaimed debut LP Opportunity Knocks, showed no signs of the evil sophomore jinx.Muneshine’s witty and observant lyricism combined with world class production by M-Phazes, !llmind, Oddisee (and more) proved that Muneshine had the skills to eclipse his rookie outing; not an easy feat when your debut boasts production by DJ Spinna and the legendary Pete Rock. A controversial Playgirl centerfold exposed the MC to an entirely new demographic most rappers rarely reach. The well-endowed wordsmith and his groundbreaking pose with a komodo dragon launched his flexibility into the dreams of housewives around the world and Status Symbol to #7 on the Billboard Charts (Gospel). Alongside a 10/10 rating, Black Hair Magazine compared listening to the album to “having a nasty-ass orgasm with Nia Long,” and, “The bible. If the bible was a compact disc.”

Three weeks after Status Symbol’s release, Muneshine made headlines by refusing to accept the Grammy for Spoken Word Album of the Year because the award presentation wasn’t televised. Shocked by the backlash of the music community and the death of his komodo dragon, Muneshine halted all future promotion of Status Symbol and relocated to Tahiti. On his move to Tahiti, Muneshine told Ikea Catalogue, “I love Tahiti Treat. I get thirsty a lot. It makes sense.”

Almost a decade later, in 2010, Canadian super-producer Bix (Ghettosocks, Alpha Flight, Team Wolf) discovered the original accappella sessions from Status Symbol while going through Interscope founder Jimmy Iovine’s collection of vintage Dat Tapes. Risking probation violation, Bix slipped the cassettes into his hip-satchel and headed straight to D&D Studios to put his own twist on Muneshine’s masterpiece. Seven Tahiti Treats and 48 hours later, Bix’s remixed version of Status Symbol was complete.

Tahiti’s lack of electricity forced Muneshine to return home to Toronto to hear the reworking of his classic LP. Creative differences over the album’s title stalled its release. While Bix wanted to name the LP ‘Muneshine:Status Symbol:reBIXed’, Muneshine wanted to name it ‘anything but that!’ The three month battle ended when both artists discovered that a journalist from Auto Trader leaked the album onto Napster. Anger disappeared when the album reached 7 million downloads in its first 24 hours online. The demand was evident. 

A classic was reborn. The rest is history.

Download: Muneshine & Bix- It's Mine (Remix) ft. Little Vic, Emilio Rojas, Skyzoo, Kenn Starr & D-Sisive
Download Album: Muneshine & Bix- Status Symbol (The Remixes)

Video: Muneshine- Heavy Hitters ft. Fundament & D-Sisive

A trio of Toronto MCs killing a Laudz beat with visuals from director Hayden Currie.