Diz Gibran - Show & Prove

Producer: Moonshine

Album: The B-Sides

Label: Unsigned

There are plenty of ways for first-time featurees to make a big impression on the Booth—come flanked by established favorites, pay tribute to the hip-hop legends, address a hot-button issue in the music game or society at large…—but, at the end of the day, it always boils down to one question: have you got the skills? Diz Gibran thinks—nay, knows—he does, and he’s more than ready to Show & Prove it to our discerning readers. Over Moonshine‘s Afrobeat-flavored brass accompaniment, the Los Angeles rhymesayer comes with out-of-this-world confidence, firing on all cylinders as he touts his mic-rocking and ladykilling prowess. With all the old school-informed braggadocio retro-minded heads could ask for and a banging beat to match, this track will doubtless mark the beginning of a long and acclaimed career in the Booth. The B-Sides has yet to receive a solid release date, but those who like what they’re hearing can expect plenty more lyrical fire on Gibran’s Booth-exclusive freestyle, set to hit our frontpage sometime this fall.

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DJ Z DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11662	Rating: DJ Z's Top Rated Songs If you've been up on Diz for awhile, you should say shame on the Booth. We were sleeping. Damn. Showed? Check. Proved? Check. Follow @DJBooth
	Posted on Aug 28, 2009

that1kid13	Rating: that1kid13's Top Rated Songs
	Posted on Aug 28, 2009

Mr.Top Hat Tastemaker Total Ratings: 4267	Rating: Mr.Top Hat's Top Rated Songs Moonshine‘s Afrobeat-flavored brass accompaniment, makes for one attention grabbing beat, right? I say its perfect for punctuating the braggadocio from our host. And Diz mixes a nice combination of braggadocio with emotional honesty with some hard lyricism and variation of rhyme scheme ... Rotation fa sho!
	Posted on Aug 28, 2009

sdcrout Tastemaker Total Ratings: 612	Rating: sdcrout's Top Rated Songs I feel the B-Sides productions. It has that old school 90's feel. Diz Gibran kind of sounds like a young Nas. Lyrics are hot.
	Posted on Sep 25, 2009