
REBELutionary is dropping next week and every song I have heard from the project is on point. Numonics has his A Game going on with this project with Reks. Not like I expected any different. This album should be top notch.
Don Streat isn’t just content with that Animal Pak Banger, he’s crafted two more joints for the people to ride to. The first features Kool G Rap and the second features Dirt Platoon. He really is making a name for himself with the consistent string of dope releases. I can’t wait to hear his album. These songs are beyond tough.
This is a well produced joint by Tom Delay that Trace Blam and Big Remo annihilate proper. This track is coming off of Blam’s yet to be released, Karate EP.
Alright, this emcee, JaeWon from Sweden is busting flows in his second language better than many of you do in your first! This is a dope song. The music is good, the lyrics and flow are on point, and the chorus holds it together. It has a little bit of radio appeal to it if he ever wanted to go that route. Sweden stand up!
It’s still all aces when it comes to the music that Awkword is making. It’s a different line up but the same dope result. All of the emcees ride this stripped down production to the death. It’s grimy, gritty and extremely likable. I am not even going to ask about the World View release date…not going to do it…release it already so I can contribute to the cause!
There may not be a more appropriately named song this year. Simple, yet well earned. Croup has put together a top ten production this year, while Praverb and Don Streat put axe to grindstone creating sharp verses (you like that one don’t you.) I like the idea of this, ‘Animal Pak’ group. A good combination that is going to turn a lot of heads.
Skrewtape brings you a track on his yet to be released, Skumbag Millionaires. This track is produced by the venerable, Mr. Green, and he releases and understated yet incredibly dope beat. Each of the emcees does the track right making you anticipate what this album may have to offer.
These cuts have been out for a while but just recently brought to my attention. They are from O’Hene Savant’s album, The Unknown, which is available now to purchase. Why am I posting these tracks? I think there are a lot of unique things about his music. The artist is speaking intelligently and the production is unlike the cookie cutter projects that we are treated to on a daily basis. And while it is different, it’s not so divergent from the beaten path that it treads on being weird. Check it out…
It hasn’t been too long since Serge Severe brought us Service Without A Smile with Terminill, but he is not about to rest on his laurels. He is back at it again with a project on the way featuring production from Zapata.
This cut is something to vibe out to this Friday and ease you into your weekend and you know Severe’s going to bring you those crisp bars regardless of the production.
http://soundcloud.com/sergesevere/serge-severe-seasons-prod-by