This cut is off of Fresh Vetz’s latest release, Fresh 2 Def. Regrettably I have not copped this album yet but what I have heard sounds really good. It’s also gotten a lot of acclaim from the likes of DJ Premier. This joint is hot so I need to look into purchasing as should you.
I don’t know if I have seen a more bizarre and random video. It definitely catches your attention and holds it until the final minute. It has a little everything in it. Juan, half-naked in an indian head-dress, a woman dressed in a mask shaves a strip in his chest, takes off her top and then blows him up. Make sense? That’s the point!
This song will be dropping off of the Free Shabazz project dropping sometime next week.
Quite Nyce and Soulslicers are an ill combination and had their been no ‘end of the year awards’ I would have gotten to share this with you a lot sooner. This song can currently be found on their collaborative EP, Cautious. This is good music right here, don’t get left behind. On a side note, the Soulslicers are bringing us a mixtape sooner rather than later…be warned.
This song is pretty dope. The album has some better cuts in my opinion and is definitely something you should check out. The production is one of the motivating factors for doing so.
Video for one of the cuts off of Statik Selektah’s, Population Control. It’s a dope joint all the way around though Bun B to me is the show stopper.
The media never reports on the positive effects of Hip Hop on a community. No matter. Hasan Salaam’s latest project, Music Is My Weapon, is being used to help a community in East Africa. Proceeds from the album will be sent directly to the It Takes A Village Project. And let’s not forget another important aspect of the music…it’s dope. Enjoy and support!
This is my second favorite song off the Charles Workman album and interestingly enough it is the second video dropped by MadKem. You certainly should check out the album.
This song dropped last year on The Burnerz highly acclaimed self-titled album. This song is dope and I like what they did with the visuals. It’s giving you the surreal vibe. If you did not check out the album, you need to get on that. It’s dope!
In truth, I really enjoy this song. It’s fun. It’s light hearted. It’s also infectious. It had my entire office rolling in English accents. You know it’s a good song when it can make the people move out their seats. If I didn’t see Respect Tha God using this accent, I wouldn’t have believed it was him. He has a trademark gruff baritone voice. Shout out to Respect Tha God for doing something different and taking a creative chance. Kudos to you sir!
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