Game Tek

Doctor's Advocate is the 2006 album by Jayceon Taylor, better known under the pseudonym The Game. Released on 14 November, 2006, this was The Game's second album, released through Geffen.

A new enemy has appeared in the world of PixARK, looking to exhaust the plentiful supply minerals. To safeguard the World of PixARK and its vast mineral supply, Explorers will have to stand up against the invaders. Explorers have begun using the enemy’s own technology against them to upgrade their weapons and gear in an effort to fight fire with fire. The future of PixARK is now in the hands of you, the Explorers!

Finish your journey through the worlds of ARK in ‘Extinction’, where the story began and ends: on Earth itself! An Element-infested, ravaged planet filled with fantastical creatures both organic & technological, Earth holds both the secrets of the past and the keys to its salvation. As a veteran Survivor who has conquered all previous obstacles, your ultimate challenge awaits: can you defeat the gigantic roaming Titans which dominate the planet, and complete the ARK cycle to save Earth's future?

Exclusive mixed Triple Album CD Set from Disco Mix Club (DMC) is packed with remastered mixes and megamixes for party disco music, a must for any mobile or resident DJ. Mixes include Chart Dance & Urban Pop that feature the latest chart hits. Other mixes and two trackers include mixes from Ivan Santana, Kevin Sweeney & Martin Pieters, with Minimixes on Rag'n'Bone Man & Donna Summer, plus Fergie Fe. Nicki Minaj Vs. Nirvana & Ed Sheeran Vs Oasis Two Trackers with Remixes for Maroon 5, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Police & Pink.

Back By Thug Demand is the 2006 album by Maurice Young, who is better known under the pseudonym Trick Daddy. Released by Slip-N-Slide/Atlantic on 19 December, 2006, this was his seventh album and the first to not be certified gold or platinum.

In 2014, K'Valentine linked up with Javotti Media, a label owned by hip hop star Talib Kweli, and began to work on her third mixtape, Million Dollar Baby. Million Dollar Baby finds K'Valentine rhyming over tracks that are new as well as her versions of existing hits, giving the listener a well rounded perspective of a young lady that can lyrically spar with the best of them. You can also find K'Valentine's contributions to the world of music on Javotti Media's mixtape, The Cathedral, which placed K in the company of esteemed artists such as Big K. R. I. T. Joell Ortiz, Curren$y, NIKO IS and more.

All I am about is making history, says Janka Nabay. After a string of cassette releases, Nabay became a star of electronic bubu music back home in Sierra Leone. But he was soon forced to escape his homeland's explosive civil war in the 1990s. Over the years, Nabay gradually rebuilt his musical life in the United States while supporting himself working at hotels and fried chicken restaurants. Nabay's bubu music may sound futuristic, but its existence spans centuries. The original bubu is cloaked in mythology: as legend has it, a young bubu boy took the music from witches 500 years ago, brought it to the public at large, and sacrificed his own life in the process. Over time, bubu evolved into a music played collectively on percussive instruments and bamboo horns. Upon the arrival of Islam in Sierra Leone, the hypnotic sound of bubu music was adapted for processionals during Ramadan. As Janka says: Bubu is an old, old music, but people don't know about it. You can add new things into the beat if you know it really well, and make your own sound out of it.

Saxophonist and composer Logan Strosahl has increasingly been involved in the myriad worlds of formal composition. His study of pre-1700’s and contemporary composition has led his music far from his musical roots in jazz music. That isn’t to say that jazz had been usurped; on the contrary, Strosahl’s new recording, Sure, by his new ensemble, Spec Ops, is a vital reflection of his continued engagement with the tradition and future of that music.