They were basically knew on the scene. Not individually new… because they were actually vets on the scene. But collectively as a group, they were coming in new… with a new point of view and a new method of presenting … Continue reading Interview Session with Mambo Sauce
As heard on Big Tiggers Morning show. Black Boo puts out his 3rd installment of the weekly Redskin Hype Song. Who Up Next? (Redskins Song Week 3 by Black Boo) CLICK BELOW TO WATCH VIDEO: Download the track here http://www.4shared.com/audio/9LMN2tWX/Who_Up_Next_by_Black_Boo.html Continue reading Black Boo – “Who Up Next” (Redskin Song Week 3)
Black Boo’s New Redskin Song and Video Featuring Pep of Mambo Sauce. MAKE YOUR COMMENT VIA FACEBOOK BELOW: Continue reading Black Boo – Redskin Song Week 6
As heard on The Big Tigger Morning Show on WPGC 95.5. Black Boo’s Redskin Song for week 5. “WE GO HARD” WATCH VIDEO CLIP BELOW: Continue reading Black Boo – “We Go Hard” (Redskin song Week 5)
As heard on the Big Tigger Morning show on WPGC 95.5. Here is the Official Redskin song and video. You can download the song at www.mambosauceband.com. WATCH CLIP BELOW: MAKE YOUR COMMENT VIA FACEBOOK BELOW: Continue reading Black Boo’s Redskin Song Week 4 SFF (Skins Fan For Life)
Black Boo and his sidekick Baby Boy Pep (of Mambo Sauce) get the playing field heated up in preparation for Sunday, September 12th’s Redskins Versus Dallas Game – produced by District Hustle video. Featuring Big Tigger of 95.5 WPGC. WATCH VIDEO CLIP BELOW: ————————————— MAKE YOUR COMMENT VIA FACEBOOK BELOW: Continue reading “Whoop Dallas – Washington Redskins” – Black Boo of Mambo Sauce Feat Tigger 95.5 – District Hustle [VIDEO]
CHARLES “Shorty Corleone” GARRIS (lead vocals of Rare Essence) performs “OVER NIGHT SCENARIO” w/ MAMBO SAUCE live @ LIV night club on Ust. in Washington DC. FILMED and EDITED by LS FILMS WATCH VIDEO CLIP BELOW: Continue reading OVERNIGHT SCENARIO Charles “Shorty Corleone” Garris w/ Mambo Sauce [VIDEO]
by Justin Moyer When George Washington University music professor Kip Lornell teamed up with former Experience Unlimited (EU) manager Charles C. Stephenson to introduce academia to D.C.’s primary musical export in 2001’s The Beat, go-go blasted through boomboxes held by guys selling mixtapes out of cars near the intersection of East Capitol St. and Benning Road NE more often than it was heard on WPGC. Eight years later, white frat boys are lining up to watch Chuck Brown headline the 9:30 Club. We asked Lornell and Stephenson about what has changed. City Paper: Why does go-go face such a struggle … Continue reading The Beat, Reissued