Serge Severe drops the visuals from my favorite track off of his album, The MC. Everything comes together on this joint with Maze Rockwell firing up the horns and haunting vocal sample for Severe to run through with crisp, yet engaging lyricism. This track really typifies what Severe accomplishes on his new album, which you have to hear.
You can read my full review here.
Here’s some new from Asun Eastwood, and we are DEFINITELY feeling this joint. This production is scathing and Eastwood definitely lets you know that his hard work is paying off in spectacular fashion. This is probably one of my favorite tracks from him and he has an abundance, so that’s saying something.
Enjoy!
As a society, we are as polarized as ever. Edo G. addresses the issue that we are so used to hate that we can’t stand to love…even ourselves. The fact that Edo G. delves in on this subject matter is important because he has the clout to do that. He has established himself as an artist with a voice, and that my friends is the power of music.
This cut can be found on Edo G’s album, FreEDOm.
Nine has been keeping his name buzzing for a few months as his new project, King, is set to drop on Septemeber 9th. I am admittedly needing a late pass on this cut/video because it has been out for a moment. It’s been sitting in my inbox for more than a few days and I just peeped it moments ago, and it’s pretty damn sensational. Nine sets himself apart on this track Killmonger, produced by the Snowgoons, offering an alternative to the cookie-cutter mentality that abounds out there. The writing was really on point and the track has an epic sound about it.
Here’s a video single off of Saipher Soze’s most recent product, Kanibull Rising. Opera House Too, just like the rest of the album features production from Finn, and unleashes a relentless head-nodded. If you couple that with strong verses from Soze and Daniel Son, you know you have a platinum product, right?
This album is strong so you need to check that unequivocally.
Some serious flames on this new single from Vinnie Paz off of his album, The Pain Collector, which is due out on September 28th. Paz just seems to be getting stronger as the years go on. I mean, he is stringing some serious bars together on this track particularly on that initial sixteen! Enjoy!
Rasheed Chappell is back and reintroducing himself and narrating street tales in the freshest of fashions over this Kenny Dope production. It’s really good to hear him bless the mic again, as it has been too long in coming, and this beat is the perfect type of hype!
This is the first release from his new EP, First Brick.
Supreme Cerebral unleashes an abbreviated video for the Pete Twist produced cut, Clean Shot. This song is filthy and can be found on his just released album, Kings Throne 2. I am about ready to pick that up myself.
Here’s one of the choice cuts from Ty Farris’ recent project, No Cosign Just Cocaine 2. I like this project even more than the first installment. A track like this can just be considered cold-blooded. Stu Bangas is on the production.
Enjoy, and as always, if you are feeling the joint, make sure you cop!
Eto and Flu let loose the video for the single, Sonny. This joint is for those of us who are trying to pull out at a victory. Flu leads with a track driven by the keys but has a knack for adding different elements to keep the track versatile. Eto lends you his first-hand experience and perspective on how to avoid the pitfalls in life to grab the ‘W’.
Check out the collaborative project, Motion Picture.
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