Hex One drops the visuals for the track, Leave It All Behind, off of his brand new album, Word Worth a Thousand Pictures. The track is smooth, the flow is smooth, and the lyricism is outstanding. What else would you expect? Check the album when give the opportunity.
Meyhem Lauren x DJ Muggs – Murder Rap (Video)
Here’s some of that heat from one of the toughest albums out this year, Gems From The Equinox. Meyhem Lauren and DJ Muggs proved to be a deadly force and this song is the perfect sample to get an idea of what they cooked up in the kitchen. The sound on the album is a lot like this song….really big! Enjoy this dope record.
Single You Out: Dr. Quandary – The Boy Who Went To War (ft. Premrock and Elder Orange)
Here’s the lead single from Dr. Quandary’s forthcoming album, Jukebox Buddah. It features the ever-praiseworthy Premrock and Elder Orange who is on the chorus. The production from Quandary is pretty damn sophisticated with the layers of guitar samples. Very intricate, yet a slick listen.
You should enjoy this! The album drops on October 27th.
Coal Cash – Unsung (2017)
Artist: Coal Cash
Album: Unsung
Tracklisting:
1.Narcolepsy (The Cosby Effect)
2.Cure and Maintenance (Priests of Baal)
3.Lord of the Flies (Robots prt3) Feat. Ayedeal
4.Skinner Box (Saturn’s Cube) 04:41
5.Unsung (hero) 03:36
6.Need To Believe (Kline Bottle) 03:55
7.Whatever Dreams May Come (Birkeland Current) Feat. Tabs One (Taboo)
8.Illusions Of Reality (Schrodingers’s Cat) 03:05
9.Spoils Of War (Sept 23??) 04:07
Notes:
These days I only speak on albums, that in turn speak to me, which necessitates bringing up Coal Cash’s latest album, Unsung. It has been out since August and I just couldn’t let it go any further. This album is too good to not feature and highlight the talent that lies therein.
Single You Out: Starvin’ B – Ironworkers
I didn’t know it was dropping before a couple of days ago but Starvin’ B has a new album produced by One-Take, Digital Jungle. It is out RIGHT NOW. So if you love Starvin’ B material, this is for sure a must cop. You can here a sample of fire with the lead single here, Ironworkers.
He has never let me down.
Awful P – No Time (Video)
This song from Awful P with production from Conflikt of Hellzwind really does go! This flow is all types of ferocious, and I am almost positive if I was to search my iTunes, I would find some Awful P features in there somewhere. And Conflikt may not be a household name, but he’s skilled at crafting these bangers.
This is off of a forthcoming project entitled, The Boombaptism. You should all prepare for that!
Meyhem Lauren x DJ Muggs – Street Religion (ft. Roc Marciano)
Here’s some headnod shit from Meyhem Lauren and DJ Muggs’ forthcoming album, Gems From The Equinox. And, for real, Lauren sounds crisper than ever on this cut! And this production and pairing really suit Roc Marciano as well. Dope first single should build great anticipation for the album dropping in a couple of weeks.
Dillon & DIamond D – Feast (Video)
This is the lead single given the video treatment from Dillon and Diamond D’s joint venture, Black Tie Affair. The duo get formal for this video as the skills and production remain smooth.
Be are to peep the project!
Slaine vs. Termanology – Anti Hero (ft. Bun B & Everlast)
Ant-Hero is the title track from Slaine and Termanology’s album. It is also the toughest track in an album FULL of them. The album itself is ominous and filled with darkness which makes it one of my personal favorites this year. This track has got some gritty production form none other than DJ Premier and guest spots from Bun B and Everlast.
Sure shot!
Single You Out: Shabaam Sahdeeq – It’s A Must (ft. Planet Asia & Milano Constantine)
Shabaam Sahdeeq links up with Planet Asia and Milano Constantine for this single off of DotGoIt.com’s forthcoming 10th Anniversary Mixtape. First off, this track is that fire that stalks you down a dark alley and then throttles your eardrums. The styles of each emcee are really complimentary over this DJ Ready Cee production.
Secondly, huge shout out to DotGotIt!. I think moreso than another blog, they have delivered rawness at an incredibly consistent pace. They haver personally put me on to many dope artists and projects that I may have never checked for. And truly that’s the purpose of what we should be doing. We are not necessarily taste makers, we are just making fans more aware of what’s out there. 10 Years in the game…congratulations!
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