Apollo Brown and Joell Ortiz have a new collaborative album out called Mona Lisa which is quite dope. This track, Cocaine Fingertips, is not just given the video treatment, but more or less the cinematic treatment. Brown drops a tight beat in stealth mode with Ortiz painting some ill lines with his super refined flow, all mingled in this video between a Pablo Escobar-esque story line.
Very entertaining….COP THE ALBUM.
Eff Yoo and The Kurse are back in the lab and cooking up some heat. If you add such chefs as G.S. Advance, Spit Gemz, and Aye Wun to the mix then you have music as food for days.
The Kurse puts together a beat as a blessing for the emcees to launch salvos over. This vocal sample echoes in the background, while there is some savagery occurring on the mic.
I can’t wait for the new project to arrive.
He’s back again with another banger! Ca$ablanca has some fire for you eardrums over some production from B-Sun. As an artist, this man is relentless, releasing a stream of high-quality tracks over the course of 2018. Superior talent continues to produce superior music. You all can jot that down, and associate his name with it.
Here’s the second video single from the outstanding album from Def3, Small World, produced entirely by Late Night Radio. This track is one of the more uptempo and fun tracks from a great album that is filled with dopeness and positivity. If you love hip-hop, and I know you do, you are going to love this cut and this album.
Here’s a single off of Zilla Rocca’s forthcoming project, Future Former Rapper. The track features rhyme compadre, Curly Castro. The production is pretty unique. It’s a slowed down tempo with a futuristic and almost robotic feel to it. But let’s face it Zilla Rocca has always been an innovator in music, and here is expounding and expanding.
New album drops tomorrow.
Blaq Poet is back and bringing you that hardcore New York sound live and direct into your speakers! Poet has that grimy street hip-hop on lock and these two cuts are sure to knock for the masses.
Here’s a tight posse cut from the EMS unit off of Kore’s new album, Koreiculum, which is out now for purchase. Kore not only wrote the lyrics to the album but also produced all the tracks as well showing a great deal of talent in doing so. Of course, I am going to partial to this EMS posse cut, not only because of the depth of the talent pool, but the production sticks with you.
Awar gives two tracks from his album, Spoils Of War, the cinematic treatment with a combined visual single. I listened to the album yesterday and it’s all the way dope. But these two tracks are among my favorite. I just really feel the lyricism and the vibe these joints provide. Dope and relatable. These tracks are produced by Vanderslice and Jake One respectively.
Here’s a horrifying scene put together by none other than Blacastan and Stu Bangas (Watson & Holmes) with guest bars from Goretex. Bangas laces the haunting soundscape as though he was scoring a horror movie, while Blacastan and Goretex encourage you to check out the depths of their inhumanity in their crawl space…
New album is coming soon I presume.
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