First off, producer Ben Hadibi laced a straight banger for the trio of emcees to spit over. It’s got a smooth, stalking style yet still snaps the neck. At the same time G dot and Born and Planet Asia each drop some sensational bars for the masses. This cut is definitely a major win for hip hop.
If you want to show your support, please cop HERE.
Stoneface brings you the latest single from his forthcoming album, The Stone Age, in video format. For this single he connects with rhyme veteran Freeway to conduct a cross town caper that includes an assortment of bars to body the listener. Production is handled by BP.
The album does not as of yet have a release date other than stating…very soon. So keep a look out.
Here comes another dope single given the video touch from Termanology’s latest album, Shut Up And Rap, produced by Billy Loman. This track is all about riding in the darkness with the depths of your depravity. Slaine and Artisin each join Term in dropping rhymes from the abyss. Check the album if you have not already.
OnlyOne and Illmaculate are known for making great music but this cut is among the most premium. This is just some really good music period. Chase Moore continues the string of flawless production with this concoction and J-Rome blesses the hook to complete the effect. Meanwhile the two emcees drop incessantly dope lyricism that will at moment leave you a little slack jawed.
This is just a pre-emptive strike of what’s to come when they drop their album this summer, Only & Ill.
The title of King Ra and Bunty Beats’ album, Back To The Essence, really puts this track into perspective. The Jersey emcee and British producer reclaim that vintage hip hop sound with tracks like these and others that abound on the full length project. They put the ‘skinny jean culture’ and the ‘hipster movement’ on blast by taking yesterday’s boom-bap and giving it a fresh twist. Giving you the authentic…No Copy.
Make sure you check and cop the project if you are liking what you hear!
I didn’t even realize Tona had dropped and album. I guess that shows where my head has been at lately. Show Me Some Love is actually the iTunes bonus track to Carpe Diem. I don’t see it on the Amazon edition. It’s a dope track that just seems to keep the momentum rolling when it comes to Tona’s success. Production from Rich Kidd.
Oh…no skinny jeans allowed around this way either! A-Class disperses the hipsters with a video single from his project, Nightwriter. Tom Delay serving up the delicious beat not only for this track but all of the others. Enjoy and cop the project.
We featured the John Jigg$ single a couple of weeks ago and now we have the video to unleash upon you. I am telling you, that this might be one of the best flows of this year. Man, no hook, and just straight bars that slap you in the face.
Damn. Big Sproxx delivers a true banger with this new cut from Bangerville. This is just another gem that was luckily uncovered in the process of sorting through my inbox. The production and overall sound is a little reminiscent of Non-Phixion ala I Shot Reagan. which is meant as a big compliment.
If you are looking for some music that knocks then you may want to check out their free EP, Extended Forecast.
Fan favorite, Nutso, is back with a new video single for his forthcoming EP, Divided Soul, which is dropping tomorrow. Those familiar with Nutso (and you should be if you have followed this site at all) knows that he always keeps it authentic and true to the boom bap style. So watch him fire up the burners and put in that work!
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