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Single You Out: Local-Mu12 (The 17th x Fokis x Broadway Barrett) – Unhappy

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Local Mu-12 is readying their debut album and this is the first single from the project.   This particular cut features The 17th, Fokis, and Broadway Barrett.  The 17th laces the beat which sounds as if I was walking through an evil carnival.  I am a huge fan of the crews’ body of work and really am looking forward to what they have to offer a full length project.  The camp has so many diverse styles and embodies the talent level that you can find in today’s music scene.    This cut may be entitled ‘Unhappy’ but it certainly brought a smile to this mug. I hope you enjoy…

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Single You Out: Mr. Morbid & Melph – Close To The End

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Yes!  Some new cats with something different.   I do have a tendency to follow the dark side and that’s exactly what the duo of Mr. Morbid (name suits) and Melph bring to the game.  This beat is a creeper.   It’s haunting when the guitar is combined with the church organ.  Then there all these awesome snippets scratched into the hook.  This is type-ill heat…

The duo are dropping an album in late 2013 that will be dropping in late 2013.

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Single You Out: Longshot – Weak (ft. Rachel Jihan)

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Longshot introduces his next project, Instant 4 Eternity, with his lead single, Weak. This song is an important social commentary on domestic abuse. It is an interesting first choice as a single. It’s not your typical banger but then again it’s not your typical content either. Maybe that’s the point. At any rate, this is Longshot’s first album in quite a while and I am looking forward to giving it a listen.   Production comes courtesy of Lazerbeak.

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Single You Out: Spit Gemz – Tell-Tale Heart (ft. Spent DNero) (prod. Tre Eiht Special)

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Leave it to Spit Gemz to flip an Edgar Allen Poe title into straight hip hop flavor.   This is one of my favorite tracks from the album, FVCK THE RADIO: END THE TV.  “I set my soul on fire just so I can see in the dark”  This man just has an incredibly unique way of approaching the craft as an emcee.  I strongly recommend copping the album.  When I went to his band camp page I saw that the album was $12…I did not hesitate one iota.  I knew it was going to be worth the bread.