You know I loved the OG version that was produced by DJ Brans, and while I still find that to be preferable to my ears, this remix by DJ Grazzhoppa gives it a different kind of dope! Enjoy…
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You know I loved the OG version that was produced by DJ Brans, and while I still find that to be preferable to my ears, this remix by DJ Grazzhoppa gives it a different kind of dope! Enjoy…
Praverb the Wyse links up with Croup once again to provide you a smooth, introspective track. Praverb is the king of introspection in my mind. He takes ‘every man’ concepts and sets them to rhyme and rhythm to make great music. His first verse regarding being a father is especially poignant and well thought out.
If Praverb isn’t a staple in your iTunes collection yet…make room!
I’m diggin’ this video from Vinnie Paz. I enjoy this style with the special effects. It’s different and keeps you entertained. But let me not fail to mention the fact that this joint is produced by DJ Premier. Pretty dope track. The tracklisting for his forthcoming album, God Of The Serengeti also looks dope. Check it:
1.) “Shadow Of The Guillotine” f/ Q-Unique (produced by DJ Lethal)
2.) “Slum Chemist” (produced by C-Lance)
3.) “The Oracle” (produced by DJ Premier)
4.) “And Your Blood Will Blot Out The Sun” f/ Immortal Technique & Poison Pen (produced by Tony Kenyatta)
5.) “Last Breath” f/ Chris Rivers (aka Baby Pun) & Whispers (produced by C-Lance)
6.) “Crime Library” f/ Blaq Poet (produced by Marco Polo)
7. “Feign Submission” (Interlude) (produced by JBL the Titan)
8. “Duel To The Death” f/ Mobb Deep (produced by Stu Bangas)
9.) “Problem Solver” f/ Scarface (produced by The Arcitype)
10.) “Battle Hymn” f/ Apathy, King Syze, Crypt the Warchild, Jus Allah, Esoteric, Blacastan, Celph Titled & Planetary (produced by Mr. Green)
11.) “Geometry of Business” f/ La Coka Nostra (produced by Havoc)
12.) “Jake LaMotta” (produced by Illinformed)
13.) “7 Fires Of Prophecy” f/ Tragedy Khadafi (produced by Beatnick Dee)
14.) “Cheesesteaks” (produced by Psycho Les)
15.) “Cold, Dark, and Empty” f/ FT and Smoke (produced by Jack Of All Trades)
16. “Razor Gloves” f/ R.A. the Rugged Man (produced by MTK)
17.) “Wolves Amongst The Sheep” f/ Kool G. Rap & Block McCloud (produced by C-Lance)
18.) “You Can’t Be Neutral On A Moving Train” (produced by C-Lance & JBL the Titan)
19.) “Kingdom Crusher” f/ Block McCloud (produced by Paul Nice)
I am really feeling this song One, by Scuare. The delivery and flow over this Tom Bombadil beat makes this the sureshot. Great introduction. But other than this tight song, I know nothing else about Scuare even though this video was shot in my backyard. Stay tuned for more information. You can download the track here.
Real man with real life problems…I can relate. I can definitely relate. I felt the stress shown in the video, who hasn’t? This cut is off of their last album, The Purpose Of Confidence.
Rome Clientel and Parks made my day with this joint. Somebody needs to take the bull by the horns and consistently drop some bangers and that somebody very well might be Rome Clientel. The singles he’s dropped for his upcoming project have been stellar. Parks provides a beat that will have the homies marching in lines like the Roman Legions. The Empire 2: The Battlegrounds EP drops this coming Tuesday! Check this!
New video from Scoe 7’s I’m Official. We debut the single a couple of months ago. That shit was banging then, and it’s still banging now. If you support dope hip hop, show and spread some love for this joint. Scoe7’s rhymes and illMEASURED’s production is straight boom bap!
Again, typically speaking I rarely put up tracks that an artist does over industry beats but when Just FLoW does his thing, you have to take notice. FLoW and JWhizz blitz the OG track of Kanye West and Pusha T and they more than do this beat justice. I think this is my first time listening to JWhizz and I really like his voice and flow. I will be more vigilant in listening for his music. Just FLoW is a that the point now where he consistently rocks tracks to the utmost caliber which is why he is being featured.
This is the camp right now! Local Mu-12 is killing from every angle right now. They are dropping at least one dope joint a week. This joint is no less dope than all of the others. All three of the emcees hit their mark with their verses over a rock/hiphop fused production from Real McKoy.
This is a single from their Labor Day album that has yet to be released.