Here’s some new illness from a group that I am not familiar with but sound pretty dope if you ask me.
The whole project from Neighborhood Creeps is consistent in it’s high quality music. The flows are legit with flavorful lyricism. And the beats are strong with interesting and well placed samples. It has a very dark sound which resonates with me. So enjoy this one dope track out of many and then cop the album, The Boom Slang.
Every once in a while you hear an album that makes you want to shout from on high about how good it is and here my friends is such an album.
Pete Sayke and Logevity’s new joint, Heaven Can Wait is a soulful, clever, and engaging release. My favorite track features songstress Selina Carrera and a real smooth flavor that I can listen to over and over again. I hope to be able to feature more music from the album, if not do a full review in the near future.
This track just goes! The sample that is used for this song is nothing short of brilliant. It turns out that it was a song used off of The Walking Dead by Allison Mosshart and flipped to perfection by producer Edd Bundy. And then you’ve got guest bars from Coal Cash and Taboo. Ill bars. Ill production. And that can be said for the entirety of I.N.F.’s most recent album, Bourbon Barrel Bordello.
Check this project out. I am a fan!
N.B.S. is vastly underrated in this game. They are so very consistent when it comes to dropping the illness. They always go heavy with that Boom Bap. They prove it once more narrating street tales over a neck snapping DJ Tray beat.
The new album, SwissVets2 should be dropping early next year. CDJ Trayan’t wait!
New single with Clypto on the boards off of his forthcoming album #TheLoop. The track has got a smooth and soulful production but that doesn’t make it any less raw. Supreme Cerebral, Alphabetic, and Nowaah The Flood are bringing those hard rhymes on this joint
It can be said that another mainstay on Hip Hop Dependency is the emcee, Godilla. He always pumps out a premium product with solid rhymes and a keen ear for beats. He also has an uncanny tendency to link up with some ill emcees. On the track, Sheep, you have him connecting with Natural Elements’ emcee, Mister Voodoo aka AGU.
The production is ill with snapping drums, coupled with a piano, and spaced out rhythms. The lyricism is impeccable.
This track is found on Godilla’s newly released EP, Cerveza, which is a collection of loosies. But let me tell you, everyone of these tracks goes hard and you will not be diasspointed.
First, what a great name for a song! Really great and fun concept throughout the cut’s execution. Emcee Alaska’s life changing advice in the form of rhyme grace a deliberate pace and soundscape set by producer Lang Vo.
“You could be the man with my plan for success…”
Life hacks from Words Hurt…pay attention and check out the complete project, Soul Music For The Soulless, which just dropped.
Here’s the second single from Rock Mecca’s forthcoming project, Ironworld, produced by Jake Palumbo. The track is distinctly different than the first single, Gladiator School. The vibe is a little trippier and spaced out which illustrates some of the diversity that we will hopefully see in the full project. Guest verses come courtesy of Vast Aire, Mach Hommy, and Kool Keith.
Ironworld is due out in December.
Here’s the new, new from Copenhagen’s finest hip hop artist, Sicknature. The beat is banging and the rhymes are raw. This track will be found on the new project, Copenhagen Kaiju, which is due out this coming Friday if I am not mistaken.
I’ve been waiting for some new Solo For Dolo material to make it to me and here we have it the form of his new album, Last Call For Apathy. The track Powdered Toazt Man has an understated funkiness to it. And Solo For Dolo, may not have been someone on your radar before, but he should be a rather large blip at this point. This guy has flow for days and I can point you to several projects that indicate that over the years, but why don’t you just check this song and then his most current album offering.
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