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.
I love the beat, the lyricism, and the content. I love it all. It really caught me off guard with how good it was since I have never heard of Eyerone. However if you like this song, apparently this artist has a an album dropping on May 8th entitled, InVitro. You might want to check it out.
Red Eye’s album, St. Fatrick’s Day drops tomorrow and I think you should all be hyped up on this project. It’s going to be dope. I have heard three tracks from the album and each of them are excellent. Here are two more singles from the project for you to listen to.
This dropped over a week ago but this is my first time listening to it. It’s really nice. It’s the boom bap and the funk all rolled up into one air tight hip hop song. Really strong flows too. This is a head nodder that you will remember.
Ok…so this track from NSD doesn’t have that Sutter Kain production that I have become addicted to, but it does knock. It’s reminiscent of some 1997 12″ joints that I enjoy playing. Certainly something I think the HHD readership will enjoy.
