May this track serve as a reminder as to how dope this duo is. I love how maticulous weaves the wolf’s howl throughout the production. It certainly gives you that dark vibe that something wicked is coming in the darkness. The Audible Doctor is also really able to showcase his rhyming talents as well, indicating he is just as good as an emcee as he is a producer.
Nutso is cranking out those bangers! You know this! This time he teams up with yet another dope European producer. This time it’s Swedish producer, Terminal Five. This song is full of that necessary dopeness. I hope we get an album soon from Nutso and he can bury these nonbelievers.
I am pretty excited…no, let me rephrase, I am very excited to bring you some thoughts from one of the most creative emcees in the game, PremRock.
I have been listening to him for a couple of years now and in an ideal world, I would have connected with him at SXSW a couple of weeks ago. But that was not in the cards. Still, I wanted to pick his brain about, his art, his friends, and his perspective. What I got in reply was well thought out introspection.
I encourage you to read the interview, check the video freestyle (it’s amazing) and make sure you cop all of his music. If you love creativity in your hip hop, you are going to be an instant fan of PremRock.
New music from the homie Praverb is always welcome. He doesn’t have that watered down sound where he’s dropping a weekly this-or-that joint. He’s just about that quality music and you know how I feel abou DJ Grazzhoppa. A humble artist with an amazing skill set.
Now with regards to this song, I’ll let Praverb give you the background himself:
“The Social Network” is a creative track that was inspired by GZA’s “Publicity” and “Fame”. I decided to compile a list of Social Networks and incorporate them into a rhyme. The song is produced by New Zealand based producer SoulChef. I reached out to Dj Grazzhoppa for the scratch hook and he exceeded my expectations.
This joint is from DPSMG signee, Toke. Dead Poet Society has been in my music rotation since their self-titled EP. They always drop some material so I wanted to check this new artist out. Truthfully, a minute and thirty seconds is not a good enough listen, but what I did hear I liked. I just wish it was a full length cut so I could see what he was truly capable of. But we will keep our eyes and ears open.
Ok. I almost didn’t check this. At this point in the game I judge a book on a cover. I never knew blogging would come down to this but when you are getting dozens of submissions a day it is what it is…
I almost passed on, Dubby, because, well, I don’t like the name…Dubby. But that’s not pertinent. What is pertinent is that Dubby can flow and the song goes. He’s got a gravelly quality in his voice that you would not expect. I like it a lot. It’s just plain good music.
If you want to download this track…DO SO.
Second single of the day from Stu Bangas forthcoming album, Straight Death 2 this time featuring the incomparable Spit Gemz. Anyone think this album, will NOT knock? I didn’t think so.
This is the first of two singles I will be posting today from Stu Bangas’ Straight Death 2 project which is set to drop digitally on April 8th, and heck that ain’t too far away to get your hands on some audio dope.
Pretty much the title says it all: This joint is a dark banger that is meant to beat you upside the head.
I missed this joint from earlier this month, and it’s definitely worthy of posting. Uncommon Nasa links with the talented producer Willie Green and the legend, Prince Po for this track Frequent Flyers. This track can be found on Uncommon Nasa’s forthcoming album, Land Of The Way It Is.
