FREE MUSIC PT. 2!!!!

ONCE AGAIN WE'RE FEELING GOOD OVER HERE AT NREG AND HAVE DECIDED TO SPREAD THE LOVE AROUND NAPPY LAND!!!  THIS TIME WE'VE COLLECTED SOME TRACKS FEATURING SKINNY DEVILLE AND FRIENDS. I'M SURE YOU ALL WILL LOVE IT!!!

WHY YOU ASK? BECAUSE IT'S FREE!!!

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VEGGIES & FRUIT

New Video featuring Vance Vexed, A. Leon Craft, Skinny Deville, & Fishscales



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NAPPY ROOTS THE LOST DVD pt. 3

YA'LL KNEW IT WAS COMING... SO HERE IT IS!!!


HOW FISHSCALES CAME TO INTO NAPPY ROOTS

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SKINNY & Q PARKER FROM 112 CHOP IT UP @ SWAGG HOUSE STUDIOS IN ATL

SKINNY AND SCALES HAD THE PLEASURE OF GETTIN' UP WITH Q PARKER FROM 112 AND WORKING ON A RECORD TOGETHER CALLED ";I'M GOOD"; FOR THEIR NEW ALBUM ";40 AKERZ"; DUE OUT IN STORES FIRST QUARTER OF 2010... HERE IS A LIL BIT OF THE CONVO THAT TOOK PLACE... BIG UP TO ";THE SWAGG HOUSE STUDIOS"; FOR LETTIN' EM GET DOWN AND BANG OUT THE JOINT... ;


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B.O.B. CHOPPIN' IT UP WIT' SKINNY DEVILLE

B.O.B. AKA BOBBY RAY AND SKINNY DEVILLE BACKSTAGE SPEAKIN' ON A FEW SUBJECTS AND CHILLIN'


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Nappy Roots Lost DVD pt. 2

WE KNOW YA'LL BEEN WAITING SO HERE IT IS...


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SKINNY & SCALES IN THE STUDIO WITH SOL MESSIAH

SKINNY DEVILLE AND FISHSCALES STOP BY SOLAR SOUND STUDIOS IN ATL TO WORK WITH SOL MESSIAH ON THE NEW NAPPY ROOTS ALBUM THE PURSUIT OF NAPPYNESS



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NEW NAPPY ROOTS ALBUM THE PURSUIT OF NAPPYNESS IN STORES THIS FALL!!!

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Country Fried and Southern Grown by Melanie Zanona

If you like your music country-fried, southern-grown and Grammy-nominated, then make the new sounds of Nappy Roots your next order.

“Those who really appreciate hip-hop can appreciate new Nappy,” said Skinny DeVille, one of five members of Nappy Roots.

The Kentucky born group is currently on the “The Pursuit of Nappiness Tour” with their next tour stop in Urbana. The show, sponsored by Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity to fundraise for the Emily Dorfman Foundation for Children, is Friday, May 1 at the Canopy Club and starts at 10 p.m.

“We’re coming with a lot of energy,” said DeVille. “We’re gonna pack an hour and a half of new and classic Nappy in the show and just ride out and party with fans.”

Nappy Roots came together in 1995 and made two albums with Atlantic Records, Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz and Wooden Leather, before forming their own record label, Nappy Roots Entertainment Group (N.R.E.G.). The five members have since put out the Internet release, Innerstate Music and a mainstream album, The Humdinger.

“We always take the same approach to making music, but this time, the subject matter is more mature, and it is more right now,” DeVille said of their latest album, The Humdinger, “... but you’re still gonna get the same stuff as always, dope lyrics and crazy beats.”

Nappy Roots fuses elements of soul, rap, hip-hop and reggae into a single, powerful package. According to DeVille, Nappy is the type of music which can be played while cruising in a car, sitting around with friends, or bumping in a club.

“My favorite place to listen to Nappy is chillin on the front porch though,” DeVille said. “I just cut the music real loud and crack all the windows.”

Their first Atlantic Records release, Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz was the number one selling hip-hop album of 2002 and led to a Grammy nomination in 2003. Kentucky Governor Paul Patton even declared September 16 the Official Nappy Roots Day in their home state.

“Nappy Roots Day is kind of like 4/20 mixed with Christmas,” said Deville, laughing. “But really, it’s about educating yourself and using the resources you can while still having fun.”

But it’s not all about their old accomplishments it’s about what is next for Nappy Roots. Currently, DeVille and fellow member Fish Scales are working on the hip-hop album 40 Akerz, while Nappy Roots gears up for the release of their next album in the end of 2009. Until then, fans can check them out on MySpace, Facebook, Twitter and “The Pursuit of Nappiness Tour.”

“It’s all about a feeling you get, a natural high,” DeVille said about the tour. “When everybody’s rocking out and the sound system is banging, it just flows effortlessly.”

NAPPY RETURNS TO ITS ROOTS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

April 9th, 2009 Atlanta, GA-We don't know if the phrase "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" has its origins in Kentucky, but what we do know is that rap superstars Nappy Roots apply it regularly. It was a little known group of rappers from Kentucky and a rough around the edges crooner from North Carolina who took the rap game by storm in 2002 when Nappy teamed up with now R&B superstar Anthony Hamilton to introduce the world to hip-hop from a Nappy perspective. That song, "Po' Folks" went on to become a smash hit and delivered Nappy Roots a platinum album for their Freshman endeavor, the highly acclaimed "Watermelon, Chicken, and Grits" which also garnered the gang a pair of Grammy nominations.

What better way to follow up a smash hit than with another smash hit. "After seeing the response we got from the world, and the way our fans were able to relate to Po' Folks, it only made sense to reconnect with A. Ham for "Sick n' Tired" , says Skinny Deville, the self proclaimed Blues Traveler and Captain of the Nappy Movement. Once again, the formula worked and Nappy Roots and Anthony Hamilton earned a Gold Album with "Wooden Leather", Nappy Roots' second and final album on Atlantic Records.

Fast forward 5 years...A new album, a new label, and a new sense of connection to their millions of fans, The Kentucky quintet returns with The Humdinger, released on their own imprint Nappy Roots Entertainment Group, distributed by Fontana/Universal Music Group. Despite all that is new, there remains one constant, Anthony Hamilton returns to the fold once more to round out the collaborative trilogy with Nappy's second single "Down n' Out". Again, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".

Nappy Roots Forms Nappy Roots Entertainment Group

Nappy Roots established NREG to oversee all of the daily operations of Nappy Roots, their management, recording and distribution. The company is headed up by its CEO Mr. Skinny Deville.