Single You Out: Silent Someone – Lab 82 (ft. EL Da Sensei, Oktober Zero, and Shaz IllYork)

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This is a release that has crept up on me because I don’t even know who Silent Someone is.  But now I have a better idea after checking out this tight production.   The somber vocal sample combined with those drums is a nice twist.  I also like how the beat alternates every so often giving it a different sound and an appeal.   Lyrically, Shaz Illyork, El Da Sensei, and Oktober Zero pay homage to the art of graffiti and do so properly.

Silent Someone’s new album, I Have Company is due any day so just keep your eyes peeled.

Single You Out: Gore Elohim (Non Phixion) – Children Of Doom (ft. Red Eye x Born Unique x Venom) (Prod by Beatahoe)

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New single from Gore Elohim (formerly known as Goretex from Non Phixion) entitled Children Of Doom.  The track features fellow heavy hitters Red Eye,  Born Unique, and Venom. The Production comes to us courtesy of Beatahoe.

This is coming off of his new album, Electric Lucifer, which you can order from his website now.  And as I understand it, this will be hitting all digital distributors on October 31st.   I have yet to listen to the album but the reaction from those who have heard it has been extremely positive.   If this track is any indication I would say it’s DAMN good.

 

http://www.goreelohim.com

Friday Feature: Printz of Peepz – Moments In Love Remix

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Printz of Peepz is back for the 4th and final installment of his Friday Feature series.  For the final track, he has elected to drop something totally different for the masses to contemplate.   The song is called the Moments In Love Remix and is produced by Face Valyou.  The cut is a re-rendering of an Art of Noise song circa ’82-83.  It’s tracks like these that show an artists’ versatility.  It was so different from the previous installments I was caught a little off guard.  The BPM is at a fraction of the pace I have heard PoP spit on but once I got to the chorus I was sold on the vibe.  This joint has a very ethereal sound to it as PoP contemplates love and those instance that conjure those ‘special’ feelings.

Remember if you are feeling Printz of Peepz music, follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Soundcloud so you can stay current.  I hope you all enjoyed these fresh sounds!

Single You Out: Little Vic – Speak No Evil

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I absolutely love what Little Vic did with this beat!  That guitar work is just awesome.  I always think of Vic as that superlative rhymer and tend to forget that he has a knack for some dope production.    This song is rapid fire and has Vic spitting flames once again.   I am not sure if this is something that will surface on his album.  If I know Vic, probably not.  He’s prone for just dropping random sickness.

Single You Out: Crisis – The Cycle (ft. Rec Raw & Sahm) (prod. by 4th Assassin)

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The track’s producer 4th Assassin knows I am fond of his work so he shot me this track featuring a crew that’s new to me, Good Money.   And by the name (I am not fond of the word Money making it into people’s names) I thought it would at best be so-so, but  the crew show and proves with some introspective material that also makes the neck snap.   So we can’t argue with that.   This was a pleasant surprise for me.  I hope to learn more about the team in the future.

Single You Out: Al’Tarba & DJ Nix’On – Funny Games (ft. Dirt Platoon, King Magnetic, and Bonnie Li)

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If you haven’t been able to figure this out from my other posts and features:  I LOVE the production that is coming out of France.  There is so much talent coming from our European brethren and a lot of it is incorporated in the name, Sick Digger Crew.  The group is compromised of beatsmiths, Al’Tarba, DJ Nix’on, Junior Makhno, Ugly Tony, Fonka, Mistamaff, Ganjak, and I.N.C.H.   Three of those aforementioned names have been featured on HHD numerous times before.   They are crafting a FREE project for us to enjoy entitled Overlords.  As soon as I have a release date for that I will be sure to pass it on, meanwhile enjoy this banger featuring King Magnetic, Dirt Platoon, and Bonnie Li.  This music is serious!

 

Single You Out: SGT. Over – I’m Thru (ft. Ras Kass)

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SGT. Over ain’t even close to being done.  He is hustling hard and now he’s really stepping up the feature game by including one of my all time favorite emcees, Ras Kass.    That actually takes a lot of guts, because Ras will son a lot of people who invite him on the mic, but Sarge does what he always does and he elevates his flow and lyrics to new heights to the point where he shines just as bright.   BasementBeatz laces the emcees with a hype, uptempo production that proves an ample canvas for the duo to craft their rhymes.

Single You Out: Gripz – I Do Me (prod. by Anno Domini)

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Let me re-introduce my readership to Gripz.  This man was one of my favorite indie emcees as of two years ago.  He released a couple of mixtapes and countless dope freestyles.   For a while, he has been in the background, handling his business, but now he has resurfaced with this Anno Domini produced banger.  His flow is still as relentless as ever, and is definitely something that you all should enjoy.   In my mind, if Gripz keeps on his grizzle hard, he could make a huge leap in 2013/2014.  Poetic LIiterature Vol. 3 is in the works.  Believe!

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Friday Feature: Printz Of Peepz x Face Valyou – Fuel

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This is the third out of four features for Printz Of Peepz and this time he brings us a new collaborative joint with the artist  Face Valyou.   The concept is taking life’s events and processing them as motivation to pursue your goals.  t’s giving us that positive momentum.  The smooth production also comes courtesy of Face Valyou showing you another facet of his talents.    The track shows the diversity of Printz Of Peepz as an emcee as well, proving that not only can he just drop nice bars with social/conscious intent, but kick something fresh and positive.

(On a side note: I checked out Face Valyou’s album,  When It Clicks, and I think it’s worth you checking out too.  Always nice to see new, fresh talent.  Respect)