Here’s the second single, Levitation, from G.S. Advance’s forthcoming EP, Absinthe. And this song is just as hype as the last. Producer Sharp Grizwold and Advance prove to be a dope combination yet again building that anticipation for the EP.
Be ready, June 16th is the date!
I have always held emcee Chasus King in the highest of esteems. His writing skills are pretty incredible and meaningful, while his delivery, on this track especially, is ferocious. And speaking of ferocious, good lord, Blu goes in on a vicious fashion.
This by all accounts is a great cut. Where there is smoke there is fire!
Theo3 is back and putting your eardrums on notice! He’s addressing all the negativity that we are encountering on a daily basis especially on a grand scale with our treatment of immigrants and such.
The lyricism is intelligent. The hooks are extremely well woven around a production that winds it’s way around a piano sample.
Really great music from an equally great talent.
This song is sharp. It’s got everything you need in a hip hop cut for 2017. The bars from Al-One, Illmac, and Theory Hazit are all primo quality. And the beat from Rey Holliday is pretty special in it’s own right. It’s got some soul, funk, and boom bap wrapped inside.
Al-One’s, Sharptongue, drops next week, and I am pretty sure it’s going to be special. Stay tuned.
Man, I love this rendering and tribute to the group Public Enemy. Thirstin Howl III and Master Fuol channel their inner Chuck D and Flavor Flav on this track and the video is extremely well done. Really entertaining material.
This track is lifted from the album, Skillmatic, which has some legit bangers on it, so check it out!
I was just listening to Cambatta’s latest project the other day. He’s an unheralded talent who possesses elite microphone prowess. I hope that recognition will soon keep pace with his gifts. This song is all about lyricism and writing skills and you won’t be disappointed in either. As Cambatta says in his verse; This is what happens when you starve a lion.
No doubt…lyrical Donnie Darko style will have you tripping out…
Career Crooks is Zilla Rocca and Small Professor and they brought along a few friends for this latest music journey. Dewey Bryan, MaLLy, and PremRock all get busy alongside Rocca on the mic.
This cut has so much exceptional going on with it. The track from Professor is funky yet understated which makes it the perfect canvas for these audio lessons. The way the chorus is worked around the emcees verses makes this track have even more of an impact. Each emcee shows unique prowess and styling yet compliment the other.
The new album, Good Luck With That, drops on Friday. Are you down?
Here’s a track from Local-MU12’s collective effort, Everyday People. The track features bars from Shabaam Sahdeeq and Punchline, underscored with production from The Manorail. Together they take on the Instagram era and those looking for instant fame in the game.
I was just wondering what Tenacity was up to after listening to one of his fantastic albums the other day. Well, now I know! He’s rocking mics with J57 over a funky and fresh beat from Exile with scratches applied by Deejay Element. It’s honestly amazing to me how remarkable Exile is behind the boards. This track feels ‘stripped down’ but there is still so much going on.
Great music!
Explizit One and Left Hook drop some social commentary with their track, Dead To Rights. It is incumbent upon hip hop to weave tales of what is going on around us and I think these artists from the Bean do that very well.
It’s a shame when we have to say a prayer in hopes that we get home safely but that’s the harsh reality of things.
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