Some visual treatment given to this track off of Sgt. Over’s Precious Jewels album. It’s hard to compete with a flow like this. The breath control on this track is really impressive along with the overall lyricism. If you enjoy this cut, make sure you check out his album.. Meanwhile, we will keep repping DPSMG until you do!
Brooklyn resident, and Boston native, DJ Skizz is set to release his highly anticipated debut producer album,B.Q.E. (Brooklyn-Queens Experience) on 6-23-2013. This track is a video single for that same project and as you can hear from this joint, it’s that grimy and gritty hip hop that we all love and appreciate. I especially love to see Big Noyd on a track again. I have always enjoyed that flow and it’s like son hasn’t aged a bit since the late 90s! I am definitely looking forward to this project.
I have been a fan of Taiyamo Denku but obviously I was sleeping when this video dropped. I love the beat on this joint. The keys are being hit hard by Grime Lab. Denku’s flow is a little on the maniacal side on this joint. It has a “rubber room” feel. This is the first single from his forthcoming album, RADIOOCTAVE.
Yes. Yes. PremRock dropping a video for Singapore off of his highly acclaimed album, Mark’s Wild Years. If you are a frequent visitor here, you will have heard me mention this album several times as one of the best last year. It’s an album that has a life of it’s own.
Hip Hop done the right way! That’s what I have to say about this. The Other Guys link up with Substantial for a verse to create this smooth and melodious cut. The production is easy going and smooth and the emcees relate to a time when the industry required it’s talent to…well, have actual talent. Lets face it, it’s not longer the skills that pay the bills, it’s the image. But these guys are having none of that.
You can find this cut on The Other Guys’ album, The Other Album.
This is yet another dope banger that you can find off DJ Low Cut’s France’s Finest NY Minute project. The beat is reworked by the Grim Reaperz and of course the verbals are by Queen’s own, Shaz Illyork. If you don’t own this project yet, you should cop it now. Loads of dope tracks.
It’s been a long while since I had heard any music from Earatik Statik. It might have been Myspace days type of long but then I see they have this new cut, Big Fire, and it’s like they haven’t even missed a beat. The voices and the flow are still better than capable and this pulsating beat make this a winner. I know the single drops in stores tomorrow. I hope that this is a prelude to a full length because these guys have a habit of dropping dope releases!
I like this artist, Archie Bang. He’s got a really nice flow and presence on the microphone. It’s definitely something that I can feel. I also like the whole song concept. The direction of the video and how that concept was implemented was really on point. I don’t shout out directors of music videos very often but this one was exceptional, Melyssa Vasquez. Archie Bang’s new EP, Never Say Die should be out soon. Can’t wait to hear it now.
New music from The 49ers member, Marchitect. The 49ers music reminds me of the group Sound Providers. They have a very mellow and jazzy sound. It’s definitely music to vibe to and a good change of pace. This song is available on Marchitect and Dr. Drumah’s collaborative EP, World Wide Vibe.
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