Here’s a new single from the hitter, Supreme Cerebral, rocking over some unique and haunting production from The Kurse. The contrast between the aggressive flow/lyricism and the easily haunting rhythm is stark but paints a beautiful portrait en totale.
This song is off the forthcoming Cerebral project, Gaddafi, due out in December.
Eff Yoo and The Kurse are back in the lab and cooking up some heat. If you add such chefs as G.S. Advance, Spit Gemz, and Aye Wun to the mix then you have music as food for days.
The Kurse puts together a beat as a blessing for the emcees to launch salvos over. This vocal sample echoes in the background, while there is some savagery occurring on the mic.
I can’t wait for the new project to arrive.
He’s back again with another banger! Ca$ablanca has some fire for you eardrums over some production from B-Sun. As an artist, this man is relentless, releasing a stream of high-quality tracks over the course of 2018. Superior talent continues to produce superior music. You all can jot that down, and associate his name with it.
Here’s a single off of Zilla Rocca’s forthcoming project, Future Former Rapper. The track features rhyme compadre, Curly Castro. The production is pretty unique. It’s a slowed down tempo with a futuristic and almost robotic feel to it. But let’s face it Zilla Rocca has always been an innovator in music, and here is expounding and expanding.
New album drops tomorrow.
Here’s a tight posse cut from the EMS unit off of Kore’s new album, Koreiculum, which is out now for purchase. Kore not only wrote the lyrics to the album but also produced all the tracks as well showing a great deal of talent in doing so. Of course, I am going to partial to this EMS posse cut, not only because of the depth of the talent pool, but the production sticks with you.
Here’s a horrifying scene put together by none other than Blacastan and Stu Bangas (Watson & Holmes) with guest bars from Goretex. Bangas laces the haunting soundscape as though he was scoring a horror movie, while Blacastan and Goretex encourage you to check out the depths of their inhumanity in their crawl space…
New album is coming soon I presume.
Here’s a dope cut I wanted to share from Gillateen and Sultan Mir’s project, The Wrench: Tighten Up. I really enjoy the way Mir flipped the Ruelle song, Hero on a hip hop level. He’s at the top of his game for sure. Gillateen also sounds razor sharp over this track. It’s a song about the come-up! I am sure you will enjoy.
Here’s a dope cut from Mykill Miers new EP, Crime Stories! This whole project is conceived as a storytelling revolving around multiple characters of the same plot. It’s really well done conceptually and musically. The single, Crime After Crime, can easily be taken out of the fold and stand on its own. The production is impressive, that Biggie sample is one of the best uses of his likeness in a looooong time! Killed it!
Kore of the revered EMS camp releases an uptempo head-nodding party anthem as a single for his forthcoming album, KOREiculum, which is due out on October 31st. It’s short but clever and to the point metaphor for an evening of chasing the ladies.
DJ Illegal and Side Effect have a project dropping on Halloween called Musica De Los Muertos, and Flowers On Your Grave give you the first dark and ominous offering from the album. It sounds completely dope to me.
I have quite a few Side Effect projects and he is definitely underrated in my opinion. He always delivers a premium product.
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