When someone uses the term “barbarian bars” this should be the case in point, right here! Termanology, Lil Fame, and Sheek Louch spit some lethal bars over this Amadeus production which makes this one of the most savage tracks in the land for 2021. I mean…savage. This is top choice bar fest right. You absolutely can not disagree with me.
New album from Termanology and Amadeus, 360, out now and I am about 10 seconds away from copping, you should too.
From the album, Gorgeous Polo Sportsmen, Futurewave and Raz Fresco give the track, Solar Flare the video treatment. The production and the lyrical element just blend in a coherent vision here. I love what almost feels like a native american element in the music with the wind instrumentation, and Fresco just drops a science that cuts through the air like a whisper in the wind. Sounds really good.
Loving Marlon Craft’s flow on this new cut, Pace, which is cominig off of his upcoming release, Homecourt Advantage Volume 1. It’s a good vibe and mantra as artists try to find their own groove and move their careers and lives in their own way. Definitely love seeing Craft evolving his music and sound ove the years.
Evidence lets loose another video single from his album, Unlearning, Vol 1. This is one of my favorite cuts from the album as it has a touch of angst and darkness that is in part made possible by the one and only V Don and his production talents. The production style really suits Evidence which is scant on drums but heavy on depth. The way the guitar lends itself for Evidence to drop the truth of his life an perspective.
Bub Styles tags in Spit Gemz to spit some fire bars over this Farma Beats production. And this union of talent creates some serious fire from Styles forthcoming album, Budhini: Escape Artist, dropping on September 3rd. This is the kind of joint that gets the streets in an uproar so stand up and salute!
I listened to Recoginize Ali’s album, Recognize The Light, in it’s entirety yesterday. and this single really typifies the vibe of the entire album. It has such a soulful element about it, yet knocks relentlessly with big beats, tight scratches, and Ali’s hard hitting lyricism. This joint is produced by Karnate. Definitely need to check out the project.
Rigz and Mooch is THE combination in my mind and when Da Cloth gets together on a track…it’s a wrap for everyone. The polish and the skills are on display for everyone to see on the Chup produced, Beach Chairs In Marcy. The refinement is evident in the level in which these artists are writing and performing at.
If you haven’t check out the album, Wake Ups, yet…please make sure you do. Right now, it’s at the very LEAST a Top 5 album of the year in my humble opinion…at least.
It’s cool to be the one they ain’t seen in a while / Fuck what you had or what you did if they ain’t feeing you now
When I did my album review of , The Messiah Complex, this was one of the tracks I featured in that article. This is a tough track laced by Da Supastarz the RedEye and Racks (RedRum) simply body. The exchange of bars here just drives the track and the visual element of a B-Boy battle, just gives that additional hip hop perspective to the Gladiator Sport.
Make sure you check out the review and the album!
This is a choice track from Ea$y Money and Fabeyon’s, Beyond EaSy. Of course you got Statik Selektah on the boards which you know is going to prove meaningful, and Money’s flow is true and on point over a joint that derives inspiration from none other than Gangstarr. This is foundational hip hop right here in it’s most pure.
Dark Lo and V Don have a project on their hands by the name of Charlie Pope, which is out now, and this is I think the third single off the project. Lo has probably the most distinctive flow in the game, and that distinction is couple with Don’s unique and dynamic production stylings. You can hear that union of distinction on this track. I ran through the project, and I thought it banged hard throughout, and each song was pretty damn stong.
I can easily recommend it.
