Grieves is back with some newness, and I have actually been sharing a lot of craft about town locally these days. He just has that knack for hitting on feelings and issues that everyone has gone through at some point. A maestro of emotion we shall call him. So enjoy this new cut with his brethren Greater Than as they involve that crazy chick we have all grown to love to hate haha.
Single You Out: Ca$ablanca – Anarchy ’99 / The Wynd / Rush Hour (ft. Supreme Cerebral)
Late last night, I was speaking on Twitter about how Ca$ablanca is one of the hardest working talents in hip-hop and there’s no better way to solidify that point with this post.
I have here three incredibly dope yet different singles he has put out within the last month…and since I am little behind in posting I am going to share them all with you so you get the full effect as to what he is capable of as an artist. As a matter of fact I am missing a couple of tracks from this period.
We’ve got a solid an eclectic production sampling here from The Architect, Chapter 19, and Rob Deniro along with guest bars from Supreme Cerebral.
https://audiomack.com/embed/song/casablanca92fs/thewynd
https://audiomack.com/embed/song/casablanca92fs/ruh-hour
Single You Out: Ras Kass x Shabaam Sahdeeq x Edo. G x Fokis – A Good Year
Here’s some fresh music from the Loyalty Digital camp featuring lyricism from Ras Kass, Shabaam Sahdeeq, and Ed OG rocking over a fun and uptempo production from Fokis. This track means that a Recognize Your Power 2 EP.
Single You Out: Recognize Ali x C-Lance – God Of Doom
Recognize Ali and C-Lance join forces for this illness entitled God Of Doom. And Ali sounds so good over this Lance production. The track has a certain intensity to it which leads to a very aggressive flow from our emcee. I really like the viciousness we have here. And the cuts from Tone Spliff only accentuate that.
Lance and Ali have a project coming out that will undoubtedly be a must-cop for this year.
And if you haven’t done so, make sure you check out our 2018 Artist Of The Year Interview with Recognize Ali. It’s must reading!
Single You Out: Supreme Cerebral – Set Trip
Supreme Cerebral does not stop dropping that fire. He is quickly becoming one of the hardest working emcees in the game dropping consistenly and ferociously. And speaking of ferocity…that’s exactly what you get with this Vinyl Villain induced track. This track’s destiny lands as the second single from The Ultimate Mind, set to drop in either June or July.
Single You Out: Billy Danze – Ain’t Gone Do Shit (ft. Lil Fame x Teflon) (Prod Quincy Tones)
Oh this joint is that fiya! Quincy Tones laced something epic in my mind here! This beat and that sample are just a ridiculously dope combination. It’s perfect some lyrical roughness from Billy Danze, Lil Fame, and Teflon to rock over. It’s very gully.
And I am super excited for this Danze project, 6 Pack, to drop. I have always felt his verse and long since thought we needed a solo effort from him, and thus we have been duly rewarded.
Enjoy this record!
Single You Out: Grieves -Beethoven
Grieves’ music always resonates with me. His perspectives on relationships and life just hit home. And this is yet another song of his that I will have on repeat for quite sometime.
I can’t even hear em’ anymore…don’t even make a difference at all?
Single You Out: Foul Monday x SPNDA – Untold Stories
“I’m just a product of stories untold…” and so the song goes. Foul Monday and SPNDA go in over some dope…almost troubador-esque production from Prete Rosso which is pretty fitting. Really nice joint to share with you on this Saturday.
Single You Out: K-Beta x J-Scrilla – Sacrifice
This is what the world needed right now…K-Beta connecting with DJ J-Scrilla for this fire yet, deeply personal and introspective track. Which really, in turn, makes it even more personal. This make is some extremely powerful material that Beta is talking about here, and Scrilla utilizing this Styx loop over these drums really conveys the point.
Can’t wait to hear more.
Single You Out: Reks x Little Vic – Reversed Latin
Reks and Little Vic get busy over a fresh production for the single, Reversed Latin. The lyricism and cadence of each emcee is complimentary, making this short track packed with quotables such as this one from Vic.
You ain’t got no fucking power here / Try to wrestle my thoughts , leave em’ cauliflower ear
