These men can not be silenced, and after hearing their music, who would want them to be? Not hip hop fans. Libretto: Of King Legend is their third project to drop by my count as they continue to drop amazing music. You should click the link and pick that up today!
If you didn’t know this was dropping today, you probably have been living under a rock or maybe you are new to this hip hop thing. At any rate, I am experimenting with a new way of promoting some dope hip hop releases when they drop (Tuesdays). All these singles drop previously and maybe you see them, maybe you don’t, but I am going to compile them for you so you can check out the singles that dropped and potentially (hopefully) purchase the album below. Sean P!
I was trying to think of a different, yet relevant way, to promote the Masterminds new album, Giant Antlers, to make it more accessible to perspective listeners and fans. The album dropped today and I decided to montage their videos in one post and embed the link to their bandcamp page. This way you can see and listen to their creativity without skipping all over the web to do so.
I just finished listening to it for the second time and I can pretty much guarantee you haven’t and won’t hear anything like it, anytime soon!
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I brought you the free download last week and this week we get F.Y.I’s video for the track, Off The Grid. Again, you can’t debate that flow!
More music that bangs from the combination of JMega and Junior Makhno. This song should be featured on their new album, Blood & Thunder which, as of yet, does not have a release date. On this track, Makhno throws together a string symphony for JMega to spit over, even lacing the intro with a little Steve Buscemi from the movie, Desperado. JMega has a tight delivery and strikes me as clever with the words…
When I find out when the project drops…I will make for certain you do as well…
Alias and Fakts One bring you another video from their album, Second Chances. Fakts One gives you the soulful and melodious backdrop while Alias runs down the psychological disadvantages of not having a father around coming up.
Consistency. Consistency. That’s one of the first words that comes to my mind when I hear the name Kap Kallous. Never puts out a wack song or a less than solid project. Paper has a synthed out 80s vibe to it with some nuanced funk. I like the direction of the video too as it shows the paper chase from a different perspective. It’s off of his new and readily available album, Hearse.
I just got done listening to Dumbfounded’s new album, Take The Stares, yesterday. He’s got a really unique approach to making hip hop. He adds a lot of humour to his songs and this video proves to be equally unique and amusing, not to mention it must have been fun to do!
I had know idea this video was dropping until last night. It turned out to be perfect timing as I am, in a few moments, posting my review for this project. Escuchela is my favorite track from the Vice City Nights EP. Those beats and those bars make this track too nice not to share with a friend or five. Emilio Lopez really has upped the ante with his projects in 2012. Jump on board now so you can avoid the “I-Told-You-Sos” later.
This jam comes off of Wordsworth’s latest project, The Photo Album. It’s that soulful boom bap that you need this Tuesday.
“…an optometrist couldn’t look himself in the eye…” C’mon you know that line is nice….
Hip Hop Dependency 