I am digging this track from Radamiz. My first exposure to his music is a good one. There’s a lot sprinkled into a relatively short track. It’s social, political, soulful, poetic, and head nodding. I am definitely going to check for this artist as should you.
This track is off of his album, The Longer Way Home, which dropped earlier this year.
L*Roneous brings us the video for one of the dopest tracks that I discussed on the Lgorithms review. This song is a powerful dedication to his friend and artist Mike Dreams.
Any time L*Roneous touches the mic it can be considered special, but may be a little more so on this joint.
I had truly forgotten how dope this song is and was reminded quite quickly. The production from KNO is certain to get you open and the emcees know how to flip on a banger. This cut is off of the collaborative album from MarQ Spekt and Kno, MacheteVision.
Sheisty Khrist paying some homage on this cut! We need a few artisans to get to work on these ‘statues’. You can listen to this cut anytime you want by purchasing the OMG album.
Zion I has such a unique flavor all unto themselves. It’s funky, electronic, and head nodding. This song is off of their latest album, ShadowBoxing. I am about ready to listen to the whole thing right now, so…. ‘Bounce!’
I love the message and energy that SuCoo brings to this song. The intro to the video lulls you into the presumptions that this is just going to be a documentary then SuCoo hits you with a rapid fire delivery of socially charged lyricism. I love this kind of hip hop.
I typically don’t post videos like this unless it’s someone I know and they deliver a monstrous performance. Both of those apply to Of Mice An Musician’s Benjamin Miles. Benjamin Miles and team release Bottles & Bones earlier this year, and it’s been one of my favorite joints of 2012. Don’t Sleep!
Playdough is one of the most searched artists on this site. His previous album, Hot Doggin’, gets a ton of love from fans.
This song is coming off his new project dropping on 10/22 entitled Writer Dye: Deux or Die. This track is one half Queen/Run DMC montage and one half hip hop but entirely dope. I enjoy Playdough’s style. He’s a unique artist who’s not afraid to take some artistic chances.
Toby is not only dropping verses but he’s taking you to sociology class as well. It’s a dope concept for a video as we all hide behind certain things in our lives whether it be religion, culture, or history.
Toby’s project, Evolutionary 2, drops on October 10th.
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