This song is lifted from the recently released project, Fuck You, from OnlyOne. The project is an unabashed, in your face, and raw hip-hop release, not meant for the faint of heart. The entire project is produced by SmokeM2D6 and he outdoes himself with this track right here. The guitar-driven joint is purposeful and the perfect platform for OnlyOne to deliver his bars.
It’s all about sharing with you all the illness that I come across on my internet excursions and one thing I know from previous experience is that Jarren Benton and Spittzwell are a good combination. Their previous body of work, Luke P EP, had some serious illness. And when I got an email notification that they had a new project, I jumped at the opportunity to listen. It does not disappoint. The album is called The Mink Coat Killa LP.
The track I chose to feature is The One as it features some soul, funk, reggae, and straight hip-hop flavor. It’s such a dope beat and Benton slays it with creative lyricism and a ferocity to boot! Check out this project! You owe it to yourself!
Here’s something else that is new and noteworthy! The Grindhouse 2 EP is a collection of cuts that did not make the 2017 album, The Octagon, from Swamp Thing and Ghettosocks. The whole EP is rather filthy and the song Phenomical is among my most favorites. There’s lots to love here but the production from Socks and his choice of samples is nothing short brilliant, so be sure to enjoy this sample and then pick up the project!
Here’s a gem of a project you all need to take a look at. It’s producer SoulChef’s new one, Foreign Affairs. And I feel like the hip-hop fan is really missing out if they don’t peep this. There are so many great tracks off of this album. I was really feeling Deal With It, Hypocrite, and Reeducaction. But in the end, my favorite is this joint featuring Steph Pockets, We Oui. I mean this track is just plain likable. Pockets’ flow with this impeccable flow from Soul Chef is a win of the highest degree! It’s an anthem of sorts. I can see this getting a lot of love as it gets heard so let’s make that happen!
And here comes one of my favorite artists right now, Ca$ablanca, dropping yet another dope single, Hussein’s Fall. He’s flipping some serious verbiage over a sitar-laden track by Vanguardia Report.
It’s a short knockout punch of ill lyricism, showing once again Ca$ablanca can flow over any type of dopeness. It doesn’t matter. Recognize!
Ren Thomas has dropped a series of dope singles recently, and this one is just another dope cut to add to a long list. The road to success occurs on the back of an Anno Domini production and lyricism from Thomas and Banish Habitual. This song packs some heat with inspiration laced inside.
Can we get a Ren Thomas album?
The bridge between winning and losing… I done burned it.
Well, we have another awesome collaborative project involving Apollo Brown. This time he is linking up with Joell Ortiz creating a haunting piece for the latter to question the various decisions to make in life and the intended consequences. This song sounds fantastic. I am really excited about this.
Mona Lisa drops on October 26th.
I don’t see peoples talking about Juxx Diamondz like they should be. He just dropped album called Lord Knowz that is filled with some legit dopeness and it shouldn’t be passed on.
I wanted to share with you this track from the album as my favorite. The piano loop and the vocal sample are the perfect compliment to Diamondz delivery. This joint just goes and I think you will agree.
Don’t sleep on this release!
This joint from Kingdom Come’s album, All Beasts Show Their Teeth 2, is just so ill. The beat from C-Lance is absolutely perfect. The string sample gives this song the right touch of darkness needed for the lyricism demonstrated by Kingdom Come and Conway’s lyricism.
The whole album bangs, so I suggest you cop.
I am late on this track from Pop Buchanan but it’s one that I am obligated to get out to you guys because this track just has a unique and yet dope vibe. The production from illegal Spiegel embraces the spiritual element and has a very organic feel too it. Buchanan then hits you with unabashed approach of his take on black history and community. His mic prescence is strong and his message is more so.
Check out his new project, Ancestral Drums! If it’s even half as good as this cut we are all in for a project to leave in our rotation for the year. Really dope!
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