Nottz - 'Blast That' Ft. Black Milk

Nottz - You Need This Music on Raw Koncept arrives October 26th.

Hear the track HERE

Rah Digga On Working With Producer Nottz "I Couldn’t Even Hear Anybody Else On The Album"

via XXL

Former Flipmode Squad member Rah Digga recently chopped it up with XXLMag.com about her upcoming album, Classics.

The disc—her first since her 1999 debut Dirty Harriet on Elektra Records—is expected to drop this summer, through indie imprint Raw Koncept.

“It’s all Nottz production and all Rah Digga rhyming,” the femcee confidently told XXL.

This is not the first time the two have been in the studio together. Nottz, who has worked with everyone from Scarface to Kanye West to Snoop Dogg, was responsible for producing a handful of tracks off Dirty Harriet.

“A guy by the name of Lucas [from Raw Koncept] said you need to let Nottz do the whole album,” the New Jersey native said. “And we argued and went back and forth, you know, I just couldn’t see it at the time…As we started recording, by the time I got to that tenth song, it got to the point where I couldn’t even hear anybody else on the album.”

Digga recently dropped the guitar driven track “Warning Shots” last month. She plans to follow it up with her first official single from the album, “Who Gon’ Check Me Boo?”

Nottz - 'Shine So Brite' (video)

Nottz forthcoming album 'You Need This Music' on Raw Koncept coming soon!

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Nottz - 'Shine So Brite'

From acclaimed music producer Nottz' forthcoming album 'You Need This Music' the first leaked track "Shine So Brite."

Download Nottz - "Shine So Brite" courtesy of Another Dank Idea here:
Nottz - "Shine So Brite"

Myth Or Reality: Hip Hop Producer Nottz Remixes Susan Boyle?

via Hampton Roads & Vlad TV

No, seriously.

Nottz, the somewhat reclusive Norfolk-based producer who's done tracks for everyone from Dr. Dre, Kanye, Biggie and many more, has remixed Susan Boyle's "I Dream a Dream" and posted it on YouTube.

Now, us being only marginally interested in Boyle -- we don't really see why it's considered a big deal that a fugly lady can sing (have you never been to church?) -- we've always been kind of 'meh' about her and this song. But we must say, Nottz's sparse, snare and kick drum beat laid over the orchestral song make it sound pretty good. Really good, actually.

The only question is, why?

Perhaps Nottz was trying to send the message that he's so talented, he can take veritably any material and make it sound good.

Or maybe he was crunk off that egg nog and smoking on some mistletoe.

Child, I guess.