The latest releases coming from SLAMjamz:
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Released March 15, 2011 This the first MILLENNIUM SLAMpler featuring The Impossebulls groundbreaking 'We Don't Need You', which says it all ahead of the field. The Fine Arts Militia and Confrontation Camp projects were a ... |
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Released March 15, 2011 The MILLENNIUM I was highlighted by the Public Enemy Bring That Beat Back single off 2004 NEW WHIRL ODOR. MKLVFKWR was also done for the 2004 Olympics with track by MOBY, and Mistachuck & Dj Johnny... |
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Released March 15, 2011 The PEOPLE PEOPLE MILLENNIUM II SLAMpler is themed from Kyle Jasons' single of the same name. The SLAMjamz LABEL really outputted some massive work with blastoff sounds by Kendo The Almost Famous, ... |
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Released March 15, 2011 The SLAMjamz MILLENNIUM III- WHO GOT RHYMES? SLAMpler was titled off the Kansas City collective the HEET MOB off their THEY FROM WHERE? album. Public Enemys How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People... |
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Released March 15, 2011 The Millennium IV SLAMpler KEEP ON MOVING was themed from a stunning Kyle Jason song produced on a DJ Johnny Juice track. The baNNed , PE, Heet Mob, LOWdown, Most Hi Fi ,and Kendo The Almost Famous... |
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Released March 15, 2011 The spring and the summer SLAMpler called ROCKING WITH THE BEST of 2010 was the impact of the return of Son Of Bazerk and No Self Control. The groundbreaking return of the video and record ' I Swea... |
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Released March 15, 2011 At the beginning of 2010 SLAMjamz had entirely crossed into the digital only distribution realm with the SLAMpler Opening Tap called RAISE THE ROOF. PE had created ' Run From The Trouble' for THE Q... |
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Released March 15, 2011 This SLAMjamz MILLENNIUM V HOW WE ROCKED compilation was straddling the edge and threshold of the analog to digital phase of 2007-2008. Up to this point SLAMjamz was releasing CD-DVD albums and S... |
