Superbad Solace of Timeless Truth, drops a video single for the title track from his recently released project, Sol Controller. It’s that jazzy kind of boom bap that just kind of settles into your eardrums. Enjoy and pick up the project if you are so inclined by testament of this track.
Da Buze Bruvaz – Steam (Video)
Few are bringing the rough and rugged like Da Buze Brovaz. They are owning the gutta and grimy right now. The production from Gosilla is just plain mean. And that is used in the most flattering way. This track is just nasty and destined for strong replay.
They say this cut is from the album, Niggativity. I can’t find the album out now, but I am hoping it drops soon. This is that fiya!
JK – We Outta Here (ft. Reks x Silly Grinn x DJ Deadeye)
Here’s a pretty dope track off of JK’s new album, Opinionated Facts, which I am highly inclined to check out after hearing this joint. The beat and the scratching are really fire on this joint. DJ Deadeye is definitely setting a tone here with this one. Flows from JK and Silly Grinn (also on the production) are dope, and Reks is just on his A game with these bars.
If you are a fan of hip hop. You are going to want to check this out!
Single You Out: The Aztext – Everyday Sun (ft. Xenia Dunford)
Good news folks! The Aztext are back again and making new music. It’s been a minute since we have heard from the Vermont duo, but they haven’t missed a step with their latest single, Everyday Sun. The guys always bring a fresh perspective to their music with good vibes and poignant lyricism. This time they add a ton of soul to the mix with vocals from Xenia Buford, and some supreme horns from producer Rico James.
Kool G Rap & 38 Spesh – Dead Or Alive (ft. Cormega) – Dead Or Alive (Prod Midnite) (Video)
Son Of G Rap is one of my most anticipated albums this year, ever since I head the first single, Upstate 2 Queens. I loved the way Kool G. Rap and 38 Spesh exchanged their bars over that beat. That song is in steady rotation.
This song is extremely dope in its own right, adding Cormega for the chorus. The emcees go in on the struggle and the survival tactics needed to make it in this day and age. There are a multitude of dope bars and visuals painted on this track. Speaking of the visuals: I am really feeling the animation here. Midnite on the production.
Album drops for everyone on July 20th, and you get the early release on the 6th if you cop the CD.
Kyo Itachi x Realio Sparkzwell – Nothin Can Save You (ft. Vast Aire) (Video)
This track borders on the maniacal and certainly stays on the side of being dope. Kyo Itachi has established himself in the last several years as one of the finest producers in the industry, and here he links with Realio Sparkwell and Vast Aire to create something dangerous. DJ Afar provides the cuts completing the whole affair.
This joint can be found off Itachi and Sparkzwell project, Akira.
Jedi Mind Tricks – Marciano’s Reign (Video)
I am a little late on this one but it seems appropriate to share these amazing visuals and superlative story in the form of Marciano’s Reign, which can be found off of Jedi Mind Tricks’ latest album, The Bridge and The Abyss which just dropped yesterday!
It’s a coming of age story done with artistic perfection.
Single You Out: Ren Thomas x Skrewtape x Slaughter Rico – Clearly Faded
Now this track is one that simply goes! Vanderslice produces a concise yet dark track that assumes the perfect landscape for Ren Thomas, Skrewtape, and Slaughter Rico to rock over. I especially appreciate Thomas’ intensity to start the ball rollin’. He has that intensity that really hits home.
I am not sure where this track is destined to surface or if it’s just a loosie, but it’s certainly dope.
King Magnetic – Back In The Trap (Video)
King Magnetic can kill just about any production, and he does exactly that over this DOCWILLROB production. Magnetic executes his vision each and every time he touches the mic, and there are periods during this song where the listener/viewer is just wowed by his prowess.
“Kill something just to live…” Yes. Too much fight to just lay down. Dope cut off of the album by the same name dropping on July 27th. Enjoy!
Single You Out: K-Hill – The Geechi Is Over (prod. By Rashid Hadee)
K-Hill over some Rashid Hadee production is nothing but a win. I love both of these artists. Its been more than a minute since I have heard some music from Hadee, so I really appreciate this laid back and jazzy production.
Then you have K-Hill putting your perspective on southern hip-hop artists on notice as he serves three verses of southern dopeness to erase your stereotypes about what all artists from the southern US are capable of.
I think this dose of reality was needed and I hope Hadee and Hill build off of this record. Sounds like a great combination.
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