Single You Out: The Fraternity – Suicide Squad

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This news should excite anyone who has been following our blog over the last couple of years:  The Fraternity will have a collaborative project dropping at some point this year.  This track is a posse cut that features, Sleep,  Scriptz, Jus Ra, Loose Logic, Frank Knight, Xavier Medina, and produced by The Gonz.

The Fraternity features so many unique styles that just blends so well together over this banger.   I don’t think we will find any different when the entire project drops.  So nod your ahead in a appreciation for this track at the moment and I will let you know when we can expect to see the entire project.

http://www.audiomack.com/embed4/dj-merkout/suicide-squad

Single You Out: Slide Dillinger – Silver Bullet

I have never featured Slide Dillinger before, but his first moment on our pages is a memorable one.  Dillinger obliterates this banger with some rapid fire lyricism proving that skill and ability is not exclusive to the same ol’, same ol’.  This is really a breath of fresh air for me.    You can hear a tenacity that simply isn’t present in a lot of emcees these days.  He’ll have a new project dropping this year entitled The Wake.  I can only hope this one track is representative of what this album is going to be like.

Shout out to DJ Booth for scoping new talent!

Single You Out: One Dae – John Mackenflow (ft. Sean Price)

One Dae is out to follow up his phenomenal album from 2013, Daes & Times.  If you didn’t check that album, you need to go and recap with that now, and then check this song.   When you get done with that, now you can hear how hard this song bangs!  Sean Price joins One Dae for an assortment of bars over a banger that comes from Freestyla.

I am not sure this track is a part of the project, but The Philosopher’s Stoned is his new full length with no said date.

Single You Out: The Audible Doctor – Danger (ft. Hus Da Kingpin x Tragedy Khadafi)

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The Audible Doctor just dropped the latest project in his ‘seasonal’ series, entitled The Spring Tape. The EP is only four tracks deep but there’s a lot packed into those four tracks musically.  The track that I wanted to touch on is Danger featuring Hus Da Kingpin and Tragedy Khadafi.  This is a track that blends both tough and smooth elements to create something that stands alone.  You have each of the emcees killing their assigned verses while The Audible Doctor composes a horn laden cascading rhythm.  Beautiful indeed…

Single You Out: Aye Wun – Just 2 Get 2 Heaven (ft. Spit Gemz)

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I just wanted to shed some light on this new project from Aye Wun and producer Incredible Cutts.  Groceries is a project that dropped a week or so ago and hasn’t garnered the attention it deserves.  There are some dope beats mingling with gritty lyricism on this EP and I don’t want you to miss it.

Just 2 Get 2 Heaven has Incredible Cutts crafting a beat that creeps like a horror movie just before the climatic scene while Aye Wun and Spit Gemz discuss the evil that men might do if it was a requirement to get to heaven.  Certain dope!

Single You Out: Kev Turner – Rep Dat O

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Kev Turner goes directly hands on with his new cut, Rep Dat O.  He did the production, he rocks the rhymes, and he even did the artwork for the project.   Now that’s true creative control!  The track is uptempo but also has a melodic feel about it with the horns and flute in the background.  Turner’s flow is consistent with crisp lines and seamless breath control.  This is certainly something you can use to get that day started!

Single You Out: GC – iKnow

When working a proper blog one of things you have to avoid is strictly promoting the same artists and turning a blind eye to rising talent.  This is always a challenge when I think about how I divide my time for what I listen to.  Well, I just happened to check out this track from an artist out of Houston called GC.   That is a good thing because it also so happens that the track is pretty dope.   GC seems lyrically apt on this joint and I would be anxious to hear more from him, as should you.