Stu Bangas and Tek (from Smif-N-Wessun) link up for this epically orchestrated joint Hour After Hour, to keep you motivated! And this song is a great melding of talents. LIke I said their is something ‘epic’ about this track. Stu Bangas gives us a very regal feeling with this this production, and Tek just asserts his hustle into every bar. He’s not taking any opportunity lying down!
This joint is off of Tek’s forthcoming EP, MVP: MotiVational Purposes.
Supreme Cerebral and Swab are linking up for a project called the Son Of Hannibal, and I am very excited for this one. I think the vicious flows of Cerebral make a great pairing with Swab’s production! You can hear it here with Big Twins linking up for the track, Grimy Life. That somber piano loop, those drums, and those grimy flows say it all! This is a highlight foe 2024.
Apathy is ALSO readying a new project, Connecticut Casual: Chapter 2 which is due out I am presuming pretty soon as this is I believe his third single off of the project. And this time, he and producer Playa Haze, put you all in chill mode as the beat and visuals have a very laid back vibe. But what’s still incredibly apparent is Apathy’s gift of slick word play as he speaks on his spot. This song shows Ap’s dexterity as the first single was definitely more intense, brash, and in your face, while this is simply a vibe.
Stay tuned for the album release!
We are in for something special because Planet Asia is giving us a new album on Friday, No Retirement! And he does it yet again…with his relentless and effortless flow over some fly piano laced production from Local Astronauts. As a matter of fact, it just seems like he’s getting better release after release. He can adjust to any style which makes this the consummate emcee but I really do love to hear him release those sixteens like THIS.
Remember…Friday!
If John Jigg$ is affiliated with your song then we are going to check it out. That’s the rules we live by. And what Nam Nitty and Pillz BRIM brought with this is some certified toughness. This joint is strong, Nam Nitty not only delivery a nasty sixteen to set it off but also made this song cry with his production. Really dope ensemble here. And I was really impressed with PIllz as he has a really nice flow and the voice to really add punch to those bars. Definitely going to check out this project For Criminal Use Only 3: The Usual Suspects
Here’s another something flying under your radar but it’s a heatrock from Moemaw Naedon and NoCasino. It looks as though this is a single off of NoCasino’s forthcoming album, and Burnt Sidewalks sets a high expectation for the project. Much like the Enoch release, this production just has some really interesting sound and dynamic, and pair that with the Naedon’s delivery, this joint really knocks with good (yet dark) energy!
What do you get when forces like Ras Kass, RJ Payne, and Havoc unite? You get GUTTR! It’s new union of prolific talents that have joined forces to create music excellence for your hip hop soul. And on the lead single, Roll Call, you have none other than Method Man and Fame, jumping on the track, schooling heads of all walks of life. This is an all star lineup performing at the highest caliber.
Forthcoming album is already up for Pre-Order and you should be all over that!
Daniel Son and Raz Fresco are cheffin’ in the kitchen and cooking up a delicious course with their video single, What’s The Mission. This is the first offering from the forthcoming album, NORTHSIDE, which is completely produced by Fresco. And that’s bound to be dope as these artists represent their battleground, and hip hop in general.
What’s the mission? / Get Paid…Dollar signs on the agenda
This is soooooo good for hip hop! Reef The Lost Cauze, King Syze, and Outerspace bring out the best in the art and out of Philadelphia. Snowgoons is responsible for the production of this carnage and I haven’t heard it go this heavy in a minute. Wow. Barbarian bars!
Murderers’ Row is the unit and I am sure there is much more heat in store. This is too good for us not get a project!
Someone needs to bring this song and video to light. This is that smooth dopeness we fiend for with some of the smoothest emcees in the game. First off, it’s produced by the legend, Statik Selektah. It’s definitely a groove. And DanO, Little Vic, Bobby J From Rockaway, and none other than Boldy James, drop some serious gems on this piece. Everything about this track is a win and man, Bobby J really brought those bars home. Some serious dope!
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