A.M. Early Morning and Nightwalker have some new heat coming and this is the second single, Dusk To Dawn, featuring the lyrical beast known as, King Magnetic. This joint is one of those, catch you slipping after midnight, kind of types. It’s dark and ominous . And those are things we feel around these parts. It’s got all kinds of griminess and grittiness behind.
There is a new EP out on September 16th, L.N.E.M. III, so you might want to be chacking for that.
Gensu Dean and Guilty Simpson are linking up again for a new project entitled Ego, which is dropping on October 4th. Don’t Pull is the first single from the project, and truly enjoying the electronic and futuristic sound that Dean fused for this track which allows Simpson to play the lyrical Bladerunner. He has the voice that cuts through the synth layers, giving this joint the grittiness it deserves.
We’ve featured Price Stylez on the blog before and he’s back quite literally with a Swift Vengeance over this beat from Da Beyonda. The track moves fast at only just over two minutes long and starts a scene like a movie, and then rides in with a smooth production. Stylez only drops a verse but it’s pretty potent and the skills definitely capture your attention.
Righteous Sinner is coming, and we will be featuring another single here very shortly, and I have the impression that this something that will instantly slip into rotation.
New single from Wrd Life and Shanty Gallo’s forthcoming EP, 786. This track is an appreciation joint for where the artists hail from. Wrd Life sharing stories and giving perspective to his residence over Gallo’s production and relaying words of wisdom gained during the time spent in true hip hop fashion.
I am always a fan of Conflikt’s production. You may not know him by name but I am sure you have heard his music. He’s got a new album dropping soon, The Cull. And his first single features Zagnif Nori, Jamil Honesty, TAP OUT, and Juice Mega. It’s a banger so stay tuned for what’s next!
I want people to check out this new album from Bronx Slang, Substance, and the best way to do that is to showcase my favorite track from that album, Jane. Jane closes out the album and I simply love the production and vibe of the song, with strong lyricism to match. Thought the readership here might enjoy it as well.
I didn’t feel enough people were given this project from Freshman Woes enough shine and I thought I should do something about that. This is my favorite joint from this dope producer album, Thank The Rap Gods, that recently dropped. I love the heavy funk driven track and the line up of emcees that grace it’s presence in, Blu, Planet Asia, and MED.
This may not be a song that was originally crafted in 2021 but it’s definitely going to be in my “Best Of” list by years end. It’s too strong and dope to be ignored.
The whole project is diverse and has an original knock to it. I strongly recommend you check out what Freshman Woes has going on.
Dope single from Ives featuring the hitters, Ren Thomas and Daniel Son, with the highly respected and talented DJ Eclipse on the cuts. Talented artists are not taking “no” for an answe in their careers and on this song. Strong drums, resilient lyricism, and top choice cuts keep this collection of artists…On The Rise.
We’ve been showcasing Fatt Father and his new album, Soccer Dad, for a couple of months right now because it’s just that damn good. When you listened to this Foul Mouth infused production, it’s like these guys invented the phrase “real talk”. You just get that healthy dose of sincerity with every cut and you can especially hear that on the track Stick To The Script.
New single from the talented and revered Big Twins featuring two of the most talented guests you will ever find on a track in Ransom and Mooch. DJ Woool provides this dope soundscape and I love to hear these three diverse flows and voices on a track. This is a really strong introduction to Twins forthcoming album, Still Here which is dropping next Friday. That is again what we call an….auto-cop.
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