New music from Creative Juice’s own, Critical. The production on this joint is manufactured by Tzarizm. I love the horns on the track and Critical bodies the beat as he differentiates himself from his ‘competition’ or lack there of. This is another artist that heads need to check for off a very talented roster. This is the first single off his forthcoming Quarantine project. Can’t wait…
Quite Nyce is set to release his latest EP, Cautious, on June 13th, which is just under a week away. That’s a nice surprise. But what makes it even better is learning that Swiss beatmakers, the Soulslicers, are behind the boards for the entire project! That’s going to make this project extra special. That’s one of my favorite production teams right now.
This song is hot. You gotta love the flow Quite Nyce has on this track and the sample and beat the Soulslicers utilized.
New collaborative joint featuring Craig G from BurntMD’s forthcoming album, Not So Black & White. I am excited to hear what this album has to offer. I have been listening to BurntMD for a few years now and my own point of view is that he is severely underrated, which really makes the collabo with Craig G appropriate because I think he has been under appreciated throughout his career.
It’s more music for the fam at Never So Deep. McNastee’s Runaway Train Of Thought is dropping in a week so you are going to want to check that out. The project is totally produced by Sutter Kain. If you like a rock/metal influence in your hip hop…you are going to love this joint.
Some new music from the mighty St. Joe Louis, featuring production from Flying Lotuss. The song is short but extremely smooth. It’s just enough to wet your auditory pallets for their collaborative EP, St. Joe Lotus.
First single off of the French producer’s, The French Revolution, which drops later this month. He enlists some dope emcees fot this joint. If this is any indication of what the entire album is going to sound like, we are all in for a treat.
Over 8:00 minutes of grimy hip hop! Yes, that’s a little long, but lyrically these emcees come correct over an understated Vherbal beat.
Here’s the list of emcees as they appear on the cut:
Danegurous, Darren G, Absoulut Karnage, Infinite 7 Mind, Pryme Prolifik, Subconcious, Marcanum X, Big O, Vherbal
It’s been a while since I have heard from Roughneck Jihad. I first, heard him drop a verse on Sacred Hoop’s Retired album. Which was mighty dope if I don’t say. I like his voice. He’s got a bassy, gruff, and intelligent delivery. Enjoy…
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