New Jedi Mind Tricks album is coming our way on June 22nd and best believe it will be one of the most anticipated albums of 2018. No one in independent hip hop has quite the following as does Vinnie Paz and Stoupe. They’ve been rocking it for two (or nearly two) decades…delivering lauded production and hard -hitting lyricism. The recipe hasn’t changed as you can tell from their single here, San La Muerte. Vinnie is keeping funeral homes filled over a Stoupe banger.
The Last Emperor & Haak Filmore – Run It (ft. RUCKER p.a.w.k & CLEVER 1 OF DA BUZE BRUVAZ) (Video)
The release of The Last Emperor and Haak Filmore’s Jungle Jim Season 1 really caught me by pleasant surprise. While I knew the project was dropping sometime in 2018, I had no idea that it was coming last week. I just gave it a complete listen this morning, and it’s completely DOPE! Exceeds expectations especially for an artist that hasn’t dropped anything in a minute.
This video is pretty indicative of the quality sound you are going to get from the project as a whole. It’s steepened in hip hop roots but remains very fresh. The track features Da Bruze Brovaz.
Check it out and cop the album it’s a must have!
Pounds x Daniel Son x Crimeapple – 55K (Video)
This is a pretty hot line up right here spitting some heat over a Max Marciano beat. Daniel Son, Crimeapple, and Pounds go in and show why they are all rising to the top in today’s hip hop scene. Flames!
Benny x 38 Spesh – Paper Trail (Video)
More fire from the collaborative album, Stabbed & Shot. Spesh and Benny deliver the stories of making that money and keeping it clean regarding all type of hustling. It’s dope street knowledge delivered over a mellow beat from 38 Spesh.
If you haven’t copped the album yet, you are just plain missing out.
Cayoz – Fire & Ice (Feat. Phoenix Pagliacci) (Video)
Cayoz gives us the visual to his latest track Fire & Ice. He puts picture to canvas so to speak as he narrates the intimate complexities of being in a relationship with someone of the opposite personality and demeanor.
Very few give music this kind of depth, that’s why continue to showcase his talents as an artist.
Keep checking back with HHD for more music from Cayoz!
Rawmatik – Just Before The Madness (ft. Dirt Platoon x DJ Danetic) (Video)
There are very few artists who drop harder hip hop than does the Dirt Platoon. And you place the duo on this guitar/drum driven track from Rawmatik, it’s an almost certain game over. Music like this gets the adrenaline pumping and you can find plenty of these type of joints on Rawmatik’s latest project, The States Vs. Rawmatik. You absolutely need to have that album. HHD certified!
Realio Sparkzwell – Life Is A Sitcom (Video)
Realio Sparkzwell delivers a really creative song over some dope, yet soulful production. The song is Life Is A Sitcom which pulls from an assortment of various TV shows from as far back as the 70s. He flips the concept to perfection leaving me as a listener and fan, truly impressed.
Check out his new project, Mahdi Musik, as soon as you have the opportunity
Solo For Dolo – Anonymous Trump (Video)
New video from the artist Solo For Solo, from his album, Last Call For Apathy. Anonymous Trump is a mixture of the smooth and the raw, making a dope hip hop concoction.
Check out the album, as Solo For Dolo as he has been consistently dropping dope music over the years.
Snak The Ripper – I’m Good (Video)
I somehow missed this track from Snak the Ripper last month but it needs to be posted because this guy keeps crankin’ out that relatable music. I haven’t heard a less than dope track from the Ripper…well ever. This guy knows what the aim is and he crafts his art, his way, to support his people.
It gets no realer.
Soulslicers – Get Finished (ft. Sparkingtin & D. Gotti) (Video)
Souslicers are back at it again and cranking out some new productions. This particular joint has a laid back vibe to it but the rhyme from Sparkingtin are aggressive. I missed these artists. Sparkingtin and Souslicers were a good combination a number of years ago, and they still prove to be an ill collaborative. D. Gotti contributes the chorus, rounding out the song.
Apparently, Soulslicers have a new album dropping soon, and I can’t wait to hear it.
