New joint from Willie Joe & DaVinci off Refocused, dropping this Friday! Sounds pretty clean...
MP3 DOWNLOAD: Willie Joe ft. DaVinci - Wrong or Right
DaVinci Refocused Willie Joe Em Dub on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 12:11 AM Ammbush DaVinci Fly The Friendly Skies pt. Doobie Em Dub on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 3:56 PM 
New joint from DaVinci off SMKA's the 808 Experiment Vol. 3. Dope.
MP3 DOWNLOAD: DaVinci - Slide Through (prod. SMKA)
808 Experiment Vol. 3 DaVinci SMKA Em Dub on Monday, April 18, 2011 at 2:22 PM With nominations for the 2011 Bay Area Freshman 10 coming to a close tomorrow, we thought now would be an appropriate time to look back at our 2010 Freshman and acknowledge the grind that they put in since being included in the inaugural list. So for the next 10 days we’ll look at one MC at a time and highlight their careers up to this point, as well as what they have done since becoming a Bay Area Freshman. Every artist’s career plan and philosophy is unique, but no matter who you are, taking advantage of legitimate buzz can never be wrong. Because in this fickle, over saturated world that we like to call hip-hop, the second you stop releasing content and doing shows, unfortunately seems to be the second many forget that you ever existed. So let’s see how the first Freshman class performed since they were named some of The Bay’s top prospects.
Matt Moretti on Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 10:18 AM 
New DaVinci on a joint put together across the pond by Southern Hospitality!
MP3 DOWNLOAD: Lunice ft. ST 2 Lettaz, DaVinci - Get Her High
DaVinci Lunice ST 2 Lettaz Em Dub on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 10:43 PM 
[Em Dub's note: No, this isn't my alter ego. This is the first article from the most recent addition to the Thizzler On The Roof family, Matt #2! Yee!]
Since I was a youngen, I have regularly been asking myself the above question. Other than Too $hort, Digital Underground, E-40, and The Luniz’ first album, Bay Area rappers seem to have forever fallen short on the task of building fans outside of Northern California, and surprisingly Kansas City. Yet over the years, even the aforementioned rappers have seemed to lose their ability to have much of a national impact, especially with the younger generations.
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