Voli is a really unique emcee to me. He really has this incredibly poetic quality about him. It’s like he is spitting prose from sonnets when he hits the mic. A really different way of wording things and crafting punchlines. I look forward to hearing some more material from him. This song carries with it that trademark Voli soul and meaning. Not one syllable wasted…
I have been knowing about Serge Severe and now you are officially invited to the party. Terminill crafts a unique and energetic production for Severe’s wordplay. It’s a little rock, a little industrial, ALOT hip hop.
His album Service Without A Smile is dropping next month…early next month. Check for it!
Why can’t I get a hold of the Welcome To Hellzgate project? I am about to start a riot. Every joint I have heard off of this album has been pure heat and this is the best one yet. Lyrically, this lineup is responsible for bodying this beat from One Take. Some really great lines and flows on this joint But really, it’s Carmen Indhira who makes this a great song. Love the voice on the chorus. It just really holds all the verse together
We see you down here in Austin, Texas.
I am probably one of the few people that haven’t caught on the Roc Marciano bandwagon. That’s not to say I don’t own his album, because I do. But this track, Poltergeist, produced by The ArchDruids is really nice. He sounds dope over this kind of spooky production.
I am fully on board with the Never So Deep movement. Sutter Kain (DJ Bless) and Donnie Darko have done so much to impress me over the last six or so months. I know that I am late on this, but it’s better to be late to the party than never to have arrived at all.
As usual, Sutter Kain, laces a banging beat. The keys in production remind me of an organ that the Phantom of the Opera would be playing. The emcees all sledgehammer the track (means hitting it hard). Really dope music coming from this camp so stay tuned…
Two of my favorite emcees made it on the cut together. It’s been way too long since I have heard either King Mez or Thee Tom Hardy on a track, nonetheless together. This track is spectacular. The production meshes with the title as it is spaced out. It’s the kind of music and rhymes that just transport you. Can’t wait to hear more…
The dynamic duo of Soul Khan and Akie Bermiss is back! Wellstone is the first single off of the Wellstone EP that is dropping on DJ Booth on March 12th (less than a week a way if you are indeed counting).
Deejay Element is on the beat and he gives this song a very melodic feel and blends all the sounds really well. Content wise Soul Khan narrates on the ills and the apathy of our political system and is held down by the vocals of Akie Bermiss on the hook.
Wonderful music…
I knew UG was making new music but had no ideas his partner in rhyme, Phantasm was still doing his thing. This joint is unexpected and exciting to hear. It has been a decade at least since we have heard from this team. Nick Wiz is back behind the boards now just as he was back then and he puts some heat behind this joint.
I hope to hear more.
I can’t lay enough praise down for what Falside does behind the boards. He is a top five producer commercial or independent, period. I love the way he chops up this sample while Romen Rock and Juan Deuce drop their bars. Juan Deuce and Romen Rok have contrasting styles which makes this joint all the better. That divergency plays well with the production. this song is dropping on the yet to be released, No Sweat Mixtape, from Juan Deuce.
New music featuring 2011 Artists of The Year, M-Dot. The lead artist is Busy Bars who also is a very apt lyricist. The production is on some crazy orchestration, meant to be chaotic. It all just goes together.
