Busta Rhymes - Break Ya Neck (James Egbert Remix) | Free Download
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Egbert releases a free dubstep bootleg of the hip-hop classic, and Into The AM has details regarding his upcoming release on Burn The Fire Records.
James Egbert performs 100% original material at his live shows.
James Egbert is back with another free remix: his fourth in less than three months.  It's always a risky proposition to take on a classic song that everyone knows and loves.  Sometimes, it just serves to alienate an artist's audience or turn off perspective fans.  However, Egbert has already successfully emerged from his beat lab with a banger when he took on the funky "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire a couple months ago.  This time the talented electro producer tackled the classic song "Break Ya Neck" from the legendary rapper Busta Rhymes, adding his signature heavy electro sounds to the hip-hop anthem. 
 
Along with the bootleg release, an official announcement has been made regarding his new original track, "Chopper," which has already reached thousands of ears over the last couple months during his live shows.  "Chopper" has an epic build-up follwed by a whipping drop that I personally witnessed drive a crowd wild when Egbert opened for 3LAU at the Chicago stop of the 3LAU Your Mind Tour last month.  The massive single will be out on Cold Blank's Burn The Fire Records January 7th, less than two week from today.
 
I have also received exclusive word that there will be a new project from members of Egbert's camp coming out very soon, and Into The AM will be sure to bring it to you first.  Having already heard the early cuts of their original creations, I can tell you these guys will make a sizeable impact.  But, for now, listen and enjoy the free download of the dubstep bootleg from Denver, Coloarado's James Egbert.
 
 
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Busta Rhymes - Break Ya Neck (James Egbert Bootleg)

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Marty Ball
 Writer, promoter, and artist manager based in Denver, Colorado. Twitter: @MartyBallsagna