I like Rob Jay because he uses his talent to it’s full potential. All of the tracks I have listened to before have been excellent. The concept of this track is really dope as he considers who he was in a past life. This is just a taste of his next project, Millionaire Before 30, dropping on October 24th.
I can be honest. I need a pass for missing this one. I saw it on Itunes but I guess there was just too much other music out and I simple forgot, but I will try and make up for it. This song is ill and can be found as a free download on their Bandcamp site, as well as with the rest of this mixtape. I am going to have to check it out.
So Skam2? has this mixtape dropping called The Skronik: How to Boil Vomit. It should be dropping soon, but he has already leaked a grip of tracks, most of which I understand will be appearing on the project. I thought I would post them all in one post here as opposed to creating a post for each. Be sure to check them out!
A little extra dopeness from The Regiment. This remix features all new lyrical flavors from the duo and an extra verse from Boog Brown. If you are liking this then you should be copping that album, The Panic Button.
It’s my birthday, yet I am in charge of giving you the gift of music. Just Flowing asked me to sit on this track a while and recently gave me the “ok” to let you all hear it. It’s short but sweet and over a potent J. Dilla beat. Enjoy and be on the lookout for more of Just Flowing’s music!
Artist: Cymarhsall Law x Mr. Joeker
Album: Hip Hop In The Soul 2
Source: Cymarshall Law
Tracklisting:
1. How I Feel
2. Murderous
3. Every Day
4. Freedom Of Speech
5. I’m Gonna Win
6. Juggling
7. 911
8. Ring Of Fire (ft. John Robinson and Skit Slam)
9. Bump In The Night
10. Sing This Picture
11. Rebound Girl
12. The Color
13. The Broken Hearted
14. Life Is A Mistery
15. The War
16. My Time
17. Great Ones
18. No Sleep
Note:
I’ve been following Cymarshall Law’s career for a while. I own a few of his albums and I always thought he was a talented emcee. I actually own this album’s predecessor (Hip Hop In The Soul) and thought it had quite a few bangers on it. This album is the natural progression of the emcee/producer relationship in that this is their second complete effort. The more you work together, the better you become, and that’s where I think you find Cy and Mr. Joeker. They are in familiar territory and building off of the foundation from the last album and I do think that makes this album even better.
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Call me out for being asleep at the proverbial wheel. Bekay? Shabaam Sahdeeq? Red Eye? F.T.? El Gant? How the hell did I not know this was a group? And then they hit me off with this video? Shit, I am going to bed before I find out that I have been missing out on some more dope material…
On a more serious note, this cut is ill. Very ill. Does anyone else think that Bekay’s verse was the show stopper? Damn.
Hip Hop Dependency 