Here’s some new material from Solo For Dolo entitled Lost Sons. It’s a somber and somewhat introspective track that is the byproduct of a little fortune and a lot of talent. Fortune came into play when he found the instrumental he crafted long ago just by chance, and heck, you can hear the talent portion. Enjoy…
We have yet more dope from the NSD camp…Aren’t we about due for that Ancient Alienz album yet? This joint is something you will want to turn up and knock on maximum levels. It’s short but potent to say the least. Loving the banging piano keys…
Artist: Peet Caliber x LuvJonez
Album: LoadedPenilsz
Source: TheHipHopHead
Tracklisting:
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We featured Peet Caliber’s music a few months ago. Peet let me pilfer his Soundcloud and by chance (or not) most of the tracks I picked featured production from LuvJonez. So it’s no surprise that they release this collection of tracks and although I have heard some of the tracks it’s still nice to have them in one compilation.
If you are a fan of the raw-raw and boom bap flavors the sounds of Peet Caliber and LuvJonez will definitely appease that appetite. Peet in particular is in the cross hairs as an emcee I know who has the certified material to continue making a splash in this industry. Enjoy…
Leave it to Spit Gemz to flip an Edgar Allen Poe title into straight hip hop flavor. This is one of my favorite tracks from the album, FVCK THE RADIO: END THE TV. “I set my soul on fire just so I can see in the dark” This man just has an incredibly unique way of approaching the craft as an emcee. I strongly recommend copping the album. When I went to his band camp page I saw that the album was $12…I did not hesitate one iota. I knew it was going to be worth the bread.
Artist: Curly Castro
Album: Fidel
Source: Artist Rep
Tracklisting:
1. Call Me Castro
2. Starch (ft. Has-Lo x Boogieman Dela)
3. Minefield
4. Coaine Blues
5. Winter Too
6. Coal
7. Mesrine (ft. Yung Yorrisey)
8. Fenster & McManus (ft. Zilla Rocca)
9. The Spook Who Sat
10. Colored Water Fountain
11. The Letter M
12. Kintro
13. Libertad (ft. Ari Lourdes)
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I was working on this review before I had to take a brief hiatus and I am obligated and intent on finishing it. This album is too good not to mention and it’s imperative you give it the time to listen to it. I first heard of Castro from his affiliation with Zilla Rocca. We had actually previewed several of his previous singles. This is his first musical offering as a recent signee of Man Bites Dog Records. And what an offering it is…
This right here my friends is what they call “the jam”. Nametag and Nameless are cooking up something delicious in the proverbial kitchen. The beat by Nameless is without blemish. Really tight board work as Nametag and guest, MAHD apply the pressure with tight lines and wordplay. You will undoubtedly dig this….
The collaborative album, For Namesake, will be available on April 16th.
I’m back to support another part of the backbone of HHD, Never So Deep. DJ Bless never disappoints with his production and that story continues with another dark banger. Awaxx shows apt competency to rock the mic. He doesn’t possess the best flow I have ever heard but certainly does justice to the track that we have in front of us. I look forward to hear more before I pass judgement…
Punchline brings us a new and dope cut to enjoy bringing alongside label mates Fokis and The 17th among others to showcase their talents. The song has a great vibe and really got me in the mood to post some doper material I have been put on to as of late. One of the things that is subtle and may go unnoticed is the added vocal touches in the background. The devil is in the details and that puts this track just up one more notch.
There’s no better way to get these new posts rolling then with the man Praverb and Thee Tom Hardy coming together for a new single. What a great collabo! It’s a very soulful and bluesy cut. The cutz on the track are provided by DJ Grazzhoppa and Sourface on the boards. This is just easy going, feel good music.
