44, who received more than 20,000 votes in a Sony Pictures/MySpace contest to win a berth on the soundtrack. Lif (“Storm”) and hip hop rap legends Public Enemy (“Supermixx’s Black in the Building).”įurthermore, Stomp the Yard is the first album to showcase “The Deepest Hood,” from Al Kapone aka Kapeezy “Pop, Lock and Drop It,” by up-and-comer Huey “Come On,” courtesy of Bonecrusher featuring Onslaught the rubber-burnin’ track “Vans,” from The Pack and “Bounce Wit Me,” by R.E.D. and Porn (“In the Music”) Ghostface Killah (“The Champ”) Robert Randolph and The Family Band (“Ain’t Nothing Wrong With That”) west coast hip hop hype artist E-40 featuring The Federation (“Go Hard or Go Home”) UNK (“Walk It Out”) Cut Chemist featuring Edan and Mr.
The disc boasts music not only from Ne-Yo (“Sign Me Up”) and Chris Brown (“Poppin’”), but also The Roots featuring Malik B. That music is captured on Stomp the Yard: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, set for release January 9, 2007, on Artists’ Addiction Records. Rivalry and brotherhood drive the action, but music is what makes this story move. Stomp the Yard is a film featuring acclaimed singers Ne-Yo and Chris Brown that pivots on a national stepping competition.
“Stepping,” or “step-dancing,” is a high-energy, wildly entertaining African-American dance style that’s been blazing across traditionally black fraternities and sororities for decades.
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