Goldini Bagwell is anything but ordinary, as a matter of fact, he may be the most artistic emcees I have ever come across. That artistry comes across in his music and in these videos. In all honesty, I didn’t know what was happeneing until the very end, so a credit to the director and the artist on this one. Really brilliant work. Easily a candidate for video of the year.
If you dug this song, make sure you check out the entire album, produced by Pmpee, Secondhand Smoke (The Extended Cut).
New single from Bo Jankans, from the forthcoming project, The Motormouth EP: Act II. For the purposes of this track he brings in Kane Mayfield and Reef the Lost Cause, making this track bang a little extra hard. I am guessing Scrilla Ventura is behind the boards though no credit was listed. It sounds like one of his concoctions to be sure. I really enjoyed the first project and am looking forward to this one.
Artist: ullnevano
Album: I WONDER What Color Ima Use Next
Tracklisting:
1. Intro
2. Dollar
3. Piece, Peace
4. Reflection
5. Subscriptions
6. The Hint
7. The Sims
8. Speak From Experience
9. Overrated
10. Can’t Be Denied
11. Makes No Sense
12. Getting Better
13. Chicks In Kicks
14. Nevas Belief
15. What’s The Difference (ft. X-Man)
Note:
Hip Hop Dependency is proud to be a supporter of UllNevaNo and his latest project under the ‘Color’ series flag, I WONDER What Color Ima Use Next. If obvious signs elude you, the title refers to UllNevaNo flowing over Jamla’s front man, 9th Wonder’s beats.
If you are not familiar with UllNevaNo’s lyrical dexterity, two things become apparent: 1) You don’t check Hip Hop Dependency very often 2) His latest project is a great opportunity for you to make up for lost time. The man has been repping the B-More scene for more than just a few years, and is a hip hop staple there. But his name is starting to buzz on more of a global scale much in part to the ‘Color Series’. So don’t front or delay, stream or download the latest project, or simply get left behind.
There is no stopping this Cool FD and Don Streat connection. They are running this dopeness by listeners time and time again. I don’t see an end in sight to their collaborative effort and there should be no talk of that any way. These guys are going about the art the right way, with big beats and sharp lyricism.
When Apollo Brown and Ras Kass first announced their collaborative album, Blasphemy (due out Oct 28th), it instantly became one of the most anticipated albums for 2014. H2O is the first single from the project and this should put all heads on notice. It’s a smooth and soulful offering featuring incredible lyricism. You would be hard pressed to find something as dope as this track out now. Enjoy!
The Fraternity stays the course and could do no wrong in 2014 and this track, I Shot Lincoln, proves that fact. Sleep and Kue The Vandal go off on Dope Antelope’s sinister production. Antelope is hands down my producer of the year if this pace continues. I can’t hide that fact. No one puts darkness to music like Antelope. And if you like lines, these emcees have got lines….
Most wanted like Hitler in a room full of Zionists…. (Kue The Vandal)
I missed this track from the Creative Juices’ camp when I was on my move back to Virginia. Jise narrates a story about a man who has fallen in life over a melancholy (yeah, I said it) Q-Unique beat. The track is of of the the forthcoming album, The Passion Of Jise which every head should be checking for.
Damn this song is addictive. Once it starts playing, I just can’t get it out of my head. It’s the hypnotic type of hip hop. The Other Guys go in on discussing money matters with their latest video, 15 Cents. So if you can whistle, you might find yourself along for the ride more often than not once you listen to this song.
The track is from their most recent album, Seeds Of Ambition.
Diabolic scores a major win for his forthcoming album, Fightin’ Words, with this DJ Premier produced single. Now to be perfectly honest, if I didn’t see the credit, I wouldn’t have been able to ID this as Primo production. It certainly has a dark sound which suits Diabolic just fine. He flings words at the listener that leave us scrambling to keep up with the ill metaphors and wordplay. Album drops in late September.
Check this!
CF drops the last single before his album, Ascension, drops on Tuesday. Immortal Technique joins the line up as the two articulate thoughts on the world around us. They specifically address the situation in the Occupied Territories and Iraq. It’s just another good example of meaningful music being made in today’s day age. Stay up.
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