You don’t know Jesse Abraham. You have no right to judge him. So back off! Well, that’s the gist of the track but it’s orchestrated in an extremely entertaining style as only Mr. Abraham could pull off. I talk about unique flows from time to time and this man most definitely fits in that conversation. You will never mistake Jesse Abraham for another artist. That’s why I always try to feature his music. It’s tough to find dope artists who bask in originality. Blam!
I guess I missed this one. It says on the Bandcamp page that this was actually released back in February. Well, better late than never. Nico The Beast has a cold flow. And when you couple that flow with Vanderslice production you have a tough track.
Ok. This isn’t really their single. But I am making it their debut here on HHD because I think it’s a dope track from a project they shared with me over the weekend. This particular song is on one of those vivid stories type steez. Classic The Legend is the emcee and Pawcut is the producer. They make a good combo for their album, The Hungry People. I can really appreciate the cinematic production and the raw rhymes. It’s something that I may not have time to review in it’s entirety but I think it is something people should check.
This was sitting in my inbox from this weekend along with some other less than stellar music. This track caught me at the right time though. Kev Brown provides the jazzy instrumental (“Can’t Stay Away”) and I like James John’s flow. Pretty dope stuff.
Here’s a dope joint that I think has been overlooked in the blogging community. If I see a Blame One feature, I immediately take notice. And this joint was worth taking a look. It’s a pure hip hop joint that relies on great lyricism on one end and some classic horns and drums on the other. This track is featured on DJ Limegreen’s new album, The Green Room.
We have another winner. This is one of the few singles I received this weekend that I am really feeling. I like the production and I like the energy represented in N.VS. He’s got a really nice flow that’s not super predictable or ordinary.
Check for this artist!
There’s a new collective that’s putting out some dope music and it seems spearheaded by Fokis and Stryfe. I just posted their last single, Pay What You Owe, a couple of days ago and this joint really just picks up where that one left off. The track has excellent production and some really slick flows. Enjoy…
You should know by now that PremRock can rock a mic and this cut goes the extra mile. I love the production. The drum pattern, the sample,…it all works really nice for my part.
The man is on a solid run right now so why not remix to tracks from his album, Respect? I probably prefer the OG version of Big Bro by Kuddie Fresh but it’s still nice to hear DJ Action Jackson’s rendition. BeanOne is quickly becoming a favorite of mine. I like his work. Listen for yourself.
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