The Regiment are on fire right now. They have already released a mixtape entitled Back To Lyrics which had a bunch of gems on it. And they come back with this track that features Kaimbr who is currently receiving accolades for his own album, The Alexander Green Project. They are now signed to HIPNOTT records, Kevin Nottingham’s label with an album slated to drop later this year. They released an album in 2009 that I copped and listened to once that I think I should revisit as well entitled, A New Beginning. Makin’ moves… Download the single below.
Single You Out: Drique London – The Cypher (ft. King Mez and Tab One)
Drique London, huh? Alright, I see you…. This is a nice single. Anything with King Mez on it, automatically gets a listen, no doubt. This is the lead single for his forthcoming album, The Manual. Grab it while it’s hot!
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Ill Bill x Vinnie Paz – Heavy Metal Kings (2011)
Artist: Ill Bill x Vinnie Paz
Album: Heavy Metal Kings
Source: Itunes
Tracklisting:
1. Keeper Of The Seven Keys (Produced by C-Lance)
2. Eye Is The King (Produced by Junior Makhno)
3. Impaled Nazarene (Produced by Grand Finale)
4. Children Of God (Produced by ILL Bill)
5. Blood Meridian (Produced by Gem Crates)
6. Oath Of The Goat (Produced by Vherbal)
7. King Diamond (Produced by ILL Bill)
8. The Vice Of Killing featuring Reef the Lost Cauze and Sabac Red (Produced by Sicknature)
9. Devil’s Rebels featuring Crypt the Warchild (Produced by Shuko)
10. Age Of Quarrel (Produced by Jack of all Trades)
11. Metal In Your Mouth featuring Q-Unique and Slaine (Produced by Jack of all Trades)
12. Terror Network (Produced by C-Lance)
13. Leviathan (The Spell Of Kingu) – (Produced by DJ Muggs)
14. The Crown Is Mine (Produced by C-Lance)
15. Splatterfest (Produced by C-Lance)
16. The Final Call (Produced by ILL Bill)
Note:
I have been waiting for something of this audible velocity to hit my ear drums. Heavy Metal Kings is intelligent, sadistic, and raw. Most of the songs found there within will hit you like a bullet train. With that being said, I understand why this release may not be for everybody. This is not the album that you are going to get good vibes from. This is not something you are going to chill to. You are not going to rock this at a party. This is something for your senses to devour.
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Single You Out: Evil Woman (ft. Sab The Artist)
I spotted this over a 2Dopeboyz a few days ago and found this track be so exceptional that I needed to add it. The sample in the production is really nice. This is definitely something I can find myself playing throughout the year. Great replay value. I am aware of Big Jess and his group Unknown Prophets but I never really listened to them. This song is a nice intro. And come to find out, you can download his two last albums for free on his website. I am listening to them now and I like what I hear.
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Ill Bill x Vinnie Paz – Blood Meridian Video)
This video is coming off of Ill Bill and Vinnie Paz’s collaborative effort entitled Heavy Metal Kings. And while this is not my favorite track from the album (please see Impaled Nazarene and Children Of God) this is still a really dope song and the video is really ill. The whole album is arguably my favorite thus far in 2011 and destined to wind up being reviewed. If you like dark, grimy, and intelligent hip hop then you will love Heavy Metal Kings.
Single You Out: Spec Boogie – Afrikingstyle
Spec Boogie is my favorite member of the Lessondary crew and vastly underrated. One of those artists who has that God-given ability. The voice, lyrics, and the flow are all there. He’s got a new mixtape entitled World Tourist dropping soon so stay tuned for more information on that.
Single You Out: Moke & Tone – Destiny
Damn, Damn, Damn. I should just end there , but this is just the icing on the cake when it comes to the music I have listened to today. Mokeout and Tone (of the Problemaddicts) have an incredible track on their hands. I love the back and forth style on the chorus. Production done by none other than Illmind.
Their new album drops next Tuesday (mark it on your calendars) entitled Shot Heard Around The World.
Dirtbag Dan – The Dirtbag Dan Mixtape (2011)
Artist: Dirtbag Dan
Album: The Dirtbag Dan Mixtape
Source: Dirtbag Dan’s Blog
Tracklisting:
1. Andy’s First Call
2. Foolish Girl
3. Money ft.Copywrite
4. Andy’s Second Call
5. DBD Mash Up
6. Devil Do
7. Do Something ft.Madness
8. Get A Job ft.Cadillac Ron
9. Goons Go Get Ya ft Abel Abilities,Rey Resurreccion & Ren
10. S.O.D
11. South Beach Samba ft.Dirt Nasty,Madness & Andre Legacy
12. There’s An End (Rmx)
Note:
This review is a long time coming. The Dirtbag Dan Mixtape was dropped in January and here I am, approximately three months later, commenting on it. Well, in this case I guess some news is better than no news.
Dirtbag Dan, as some of you know, has cut his teeth in independent hip hop through the Grind Time Battle circuit. And anyone who knows anything about Grind Time, knows it is not for the faint of heart or weak of wit. Dirtbag Dan has shown and proven to be a winner in all phases of battling, but when I saw he had a mixtape, I wondered if he could switch gears and put some good songs together. With the The Dirtbag Dan Mixtape being the proverbial proof in the pudding, the answer is that he does put together good music.
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Awar – Soul Caliber (Video)
I am not sure what project this will be on. I will try to find out. It has been a long time since I have heard some new Awar music and I am anxious to hear a new album. This cut doesn’t help me with anticipation. This track and video fall in the beyond real category. The story to this track is definitely something for folks to feel. The track is produced by the venerable M-Phazes. Stay tuned for more music from Awar.
Single You Out: Kyle Hubbard – Around The Way
I posted on Kyle Hubbard’s release, Tomorrow In Retrospect, a couple of months ago. I was encouraged to hear some great hip hop coming out of H-Town. I thought Kyle was a lyrical breath of fresh air for Texas. He sent me an email with his latest effort, Around The Way, produced by Djay Cas.
Now even though, I liked Kyle’s last release, I am still dubious of most things that hit my inbox. I only post things on the blog that I absolutely love, regardless of past efforts. Well, I should stop being so cynical. Kyle puts together a terrific ‘Ode To Houston’, and he does so inclass. Kyle, in every track I have heard, never dumbs his music down. He has that unique blend of being able to keep his sound close to the streets but with an elevated mind. Check it!








