Mic Bles has a new joint out produced by J. Mooney, and it has a rather bluesy vibe incorporated into some good old fashioned boom-bap hip hop. Bles continues to deliver quality hip hop time and time again, this time showing you that as the same time the streets are talking, the writing is literally on the wall as well with a tribute to one of the fundamental pillars of hip hop…graffiti.
Skeezo and Whip Beats are cooking again and bring you another grimy banger from their upcoming album, Bad Things Never Happen At A Good Time. Just more boom bap flavor to your face. Dro Pesci and D.R.E Colombian Raw join forces with Skeezo on the mic and deliver heavy hitting pen game.
It’s that hardbody hip hop coming from a couple of the heaviest hitters in the Virginia hip hop scene. Born Unique and Pete Twist have been honing their craft and bring you that raw for years as the Grime Lords. Hard hitting drums, and a piano riff lead the way for Unique and west coast powerhouse Supreme Cerebral to lick shots over. This is a tough track and I would expect nothing less.
Snowgoons have been supplying emcees with heatrocks for DECADES fam! For decades! And here you have their latest installation of the 1st Of Da Month, featuring emcees Joey Majors, Semore Buckz, and Famoso. It’s more a mellow flavor, than those hard hitting boom bap drums we’ve become accustomed to but it is no less ill, as each emcee takes a turn showcasing the lane they’ve made for themselves in the game.
Not sure who produced this joint, Gas Station Coffee, but it really fits with the music that J. Lately is most known for. He is great at creating this vibe, and music that just feels good to the soul no matter the topic. Here is joined with Loe Gino, as the two take turns on the mic relating to the perseverance of making good music despite what others may think. They turn self-doubt into the perseverance of talent.
Supreme Cerebral and The Kurse release a soulful steez for the track Never Let You Go. The initial feel from The Kurse’s production is that this going to be a laid back track, but Cerebral’s pen game is always the sharpest blade and prone to cutting the competition on any sound scape.
Producer Brutal Caesar links up with wordsmith Shyste for this smooth yet filthy song, Nuthin’ Nice. Shyste shows you a nasty flow over this production with hard hitting drums and a melodic sample.
DJ Design calls upon Detroit to add some verbal fuel to his fire for the song, The Blues, featuring Phat Kat and Elzhi. Hard to put my finger on the origin of this beat which is a great thing, meaning it transcends me putting a label on it, but it leads with a 70s-esque sample that lends itself to our emcees weaving their tales and observations. Innovation in music!
Another banger from Jedi Mind Tricks frontman, Vinnie Paz. Scott Stallone and The Czar Keys, lace something with a little rock infusion that sounds really good as Paz unleashes another salvo at the target audience. Definitely a joint you can’t help but nod your head to as you continue to listen. Eamon on the vocals for the chorus that almost gives it a ‘coliseum’ vibe. Fight club music!
Oooooof….damn this joint is tough! Teflon tough. I always like showcasing something that might slip under your radar, so here it is…Gennessee featuring Ruste Juxx over a Vinny Idol banger. This joint makes a real statement and just a taste off of the project, Bucktown, that features a host of verses from Duck Down representatives. You’re not going to want to miss this joint or this project.
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