UFO Fev and producer GETLARGE drop it heavy for the track, Alone In The Streets. Fev drops some autobiographical bars about his come up after the loss of his grandmother. The beat bangs and the narrative is telling. Definitely a song that will stick with you.
You can find this joint off of Fev’s new project, Eastside Fev.
M-Dot exorcises some demons on his most recent single, Break, from his album, Ego and the Enemy 2: A Dissolute Paradise. Life is all about those highs and lows and M-Dot takes you below the heart’s sub-flooring to give you some gritty realism on this track. Bills need to be paid? Wifey questioning your fidelity? Friendships going by the wayside? Feeling that darkness? This is definitely a track you can relate to. Gajos on the beat and Kore on the hook!
Some viciousness off of the recently released, Rimbrandt 2: Metal Canvas. And I do mean vicious. Rim is at the top of his game. Big Ghost is arguably the best producer right now. So this union for the track, Grassless Snakes, is indeed a blessed one. The drums and rhymes hit hard on this one.
Make sure you check out the album…OUT NOW!
Yeah…if you haven’t heard Torae and Marco Polo have linked up for a new album, Midnight Run, that just dropped a couple of days ago. So are you hungry for those hard-hitting drums? Do you appreciate that raw lyrical talent? This is that boom-bap to satisfy your appetite. This is the total hip hop package…The Return.
RJ Payne flexes his diversity as an artist through the variety of his projects. He just released his latest project, My Life Iz A Movie 2 and theme is certainly more autobiographical. He narrates his losses, his struggles, and his perseverance to get to where he is today. Definitely connecting the Rocky story to his own. The track is soulfully laced by PA Dre.
RIM is an artist who is on a dominant run. And this joint with J Beers, One More Beer For DOOM. The beat from Beers hits hard with the guitar and the way those drums snap in your eardrums. And since this is a lyric video you can read along with the wordplay of RIM, but it’s as sharp as you would expect. The way he connects the bars should serve as a lesson in the craft.
This joint is the bonus track on the collaborative project, Verse Ability. Worth the cop on the strength of it’s own.
Skanks dropped another video single from his project, Bulletproof Confidence. And as the rule of thumb goes, we are going push whatever music this artist releases. It’s guaranteed dope, and this joint it no different.
We get the U.G. produced head nodder in the form of Make It Hot. It’s uptempo and high energy, and there’s never been a beat that Skanks can’t rip. His pen game and flow are in an elite place.
Meyhem Lauren gets masked up for this video single from DJ Mugg’s album, Soul Assassins 3: Death Valley. Ready For War is definitely one of the hype tracks from the project from these now, what I would call, long time collaborators. Muggs rings alarms, and Lauren puts you on high alert with the pen game. This joint will definitely get you moving out of your chair.
Sauce Heist and K-Sluggah dropping the video single for R.I.P. Lord Superb, from their recently released album, SaS. A somber banger from the duo, from a really good album. The piano loop with the bevy of sound, coupled with Heist’s realism, make this one a necessity for your eardrums.
M-Dot rocking over some Black Milk production and showcasing that resiliency both in film and profession. Nobody overcomes obstacles like our man. So many years. So many shows. So many projects. And that talent keeps shining and the only man that can stop that is the man in the mirror. You can hear that tenacity on Not Today, and it looks like this video came equipped with a cardio routine on the streets of Dresden!
You can still cop the album, HERE.
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