Here’s some new music from Shaz Illyork and Rast to scalp your enemies to. The production comes courtesy of Ligalize.
As far as I know, this cut is just a loose, but it’s hella dope.
Sav Killz -Dreadnoks 2 (ft. Math Hoffa) / Onslaught (Video)
Sav Killz gives us the best part of two cuts with his latest video. He is joined by Math Hoffa for the heavily GI Joe influenced track, Dreadknoks 2 and then does a solo round for the song, Onslaught.
Both of the tracks are official but I am extremely partial to Dreadknoks 2 banger. Incorporating the names of various characters from the cartoon into the lyrics of a song is certainly impressive.
Both of these tracks can be found from Sav Killz project Immovable Kings.
William Cooper – Something Ain’t Right (ft. Nature) (Produced by BP)(Video)
A new and insightful single from William Cooper’s album, God’s Will. The emceeing, featuring Nature, and production from BP, are dope, but the message here is what needs to get through.
What Cooper is trying to get people to take notice of is that the Patriot Act is an abuse of power that can effect anyone. No one is immune from it’s abuses. You may be safe now, but one day you may not be able to say that.
WORDS – Alphabetical Problem Solver (Video)
There have been a number of these alphabet flips in the last decade or so, and this one from Words of Dead Rabbits is pretty dope. The wordplay is sophisticated but not so delicate to force you to whip out the dictionary.
This is off of his compilation Features Of Fury.
Single You Out: Nature – Give It To ‘Em (ft. JOHN JIGG$ & Tragedy) (Produced By BP)
This is the first single off of Nature’s forthcoming album, Target Practice. The production comes from BP and als features guest flows from JOHN JIGG$ and Tragedy.
Let it be known, there is no hesitation with these flows! You are about to get that street shit delivered right to your door. Recognize!
Single You Out: Ripynt & Carl Roe – Rock Bars (feat. Landon Wordswell) (prod. by Brainstorm)
Oh shit moment of the day goes to this cut right here! Ripynt, Carl Roe, and guest Landon Wordswell, truly annihilate the English langauge over a thumping production from Brainstorm.
Rock Bars is exactly that! Each emcee brings exceptional lyricism in an era with the art and craft of wordplay is supremely diluted. You need to check this!
Single You Out: Slicenberg – Pros And CONS (ft. Revelation)
New jawn from the EMS camp! Slicenberg invites Revalation to drop some bars across his latest creation, Pros & CONS. The twinge of the guitar in the production gives it a taste of the blues while wrapped around the boom-bap drums. Meanwhile, Rev truly drops some tough bars at one point making it Biblical referencing Old Testament kingpin Hezekiah.
This joint is destined for Slicenberg (Soulslicers) new project, Keep It Sample.
Single You Out: Tools Beastly – Can’t Tell Me Nothing (ft. Termanology)
Here’s a dope track from Tools Beastly produced by Undefined and Termanology. This is a legit banger that follows with a halo of gunfire!
Not sure is this track is part of a greater project, but as a stand-alone it more than holds it’s own.
Single You Out: Endemic Emerald – Crown Royale (ft. Ruste Juxx, Kasim Allah & Top Notch)
This is a new joint from Endemic Emerald’s forthcoming offering, Black Bag Operation. Emerald has become somewhat of a specialist with that soulful boom bap flavor. The track has those snapping snares but a well placed vocal sample for some added depth. I really have not heard him do wrong behind the boards. Adding their flows to the joint are Ruste Juxx and Kasim Allah. So you know you have that hardbody flavor.
Esh & Arc – Needle In Panic Park (ft. J Ring of Boogie Boy Metal Mouth) (Video)
This video is a pretty dope reconstruction of the Quentin Tarantino flick, Pulp Fiction. The production from The Arcitype, has a very noir feel to it, that feels just right when coupled with these visuals. Esh delivers a bevy of disturbing lines that are nuanced in depravity making this cut a dope, yet sinister addiction.
This cut is from the duo’s new album, Death Doesn’t Want You.
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