Singles, Albums, EPs, Mixtapes, and Videos that get the HHD thumbs up.
New music from Awkword’s, World View Project. I really need to hone in on when this album is going to be completed so I can buy the complete package. A lot of dope music has been incorporated already. Diggin’ this song and the collection of artists he got to join him.
Okay so I guess people aren’t up on Longshot, huh. He has this one track from back in the day that I still work out to up to this day entitled, Work. But any rate, study up, Longshot has been paying dues for a long time and has a pretty impressive discography. If it takes a Jake One beat to get noticed, so be it. This is a nice song.
Sabac Red is back and is anchored by the good fellas of the BBAS team, J57 and Deejay Element. Sabac does what he does best…dropping knowledge. The beat is straight ill. Complete hip hop right here.
I definitely like the combination of Dumhi and Side Effect. They work really well together. I am not sure if this is just a leftover track from their, The Side Effect EP, or something more current but in the end, I only care if it’s dope. And it is…
I had been meaning to pick up their self-titled project and just never got around to it. I need to step up though. This joint is dope. Production from The Alchemist.
I was late on his Close Eyed Insomnia project. But once I heard it, it gets rotation on a weekly basis here in my house. Here is the visuals for Automated Negligence.
Kyle Hubbard putting in work in advance of his album, You’re Not That Special, dropping in two days. It’s Making Sense is a thought provoking track, so think on it. This is an album you are definitely going to want to check out when it drops!
DJ Low Cut’s, NY Minute, just dropped today and so far this song is really indicative of what you can find on the album. I am listening to it as I throw up this post. Every song has been a banger! This, How We Roll Cut, is a heater. Dontique executes his flow perfectly on this joint. You can download the single for free below.
I haven’t done as many ‘check the discography’ segments as I would have liked and was thinking which emcee has put in a lot of work that people would like to get their hands on. I came up with the prolific, Emilio Rojas. The man has undergone a few name changes and a new crowd may not be up on his older material. I am a big fan of this NYC artist and thought some other people might feel the same way and like to check out some of his earlier work. Unfortunately, the only way to here the album, For Good, is if you want to pay $40.00+ for the import CD at CD Universe. My apologies.
Emilio has another mixtape/street album, Breaking Point, dropping before the end of the year. He has already released a few singles from that joint. Also, he and producer M-Phazes have an album that dropped earlier this year under the name Phaze One. Unfortunately that album is only available in Australia on Itunes. Here is the link if you happen to be Australian.
(Last Updated: September 25th, 2013)
Wow. This title was on the deceptive side. This song is not about warm, little fuzzies. This song is about an artist who isn’t garnering the props he deserves. Locksmith brutalizes this beat with an appetite for destruction. This video is a little trippy and it’s meant to be. His new album, Labyrinth, which is free, is dropping in a few weeks.
