Sometimes I just miss it. I missed this. Cambatta has a track on his project, Holy Ghost III. That had my eyes wide open because of just how dope it is. God Is Mad is written from the perspective of God and his anger and disappointment in humanity. And it couldn’t be done at a better time. Relevant and so incredibly dope. Get ready to rewind this over…and over…and over.
Not enough people are talking about this new project from Bozack Morris, The Toronto Tape, so I am compelled to put you up on it. Morris put some legit bangers together with some of Toronto’s very best and the results are irrefutably dope. And this one featuring Asun Eastwood and Lex Talionis is my favorite. Cue the church organ and lets unleash some damnation. Asun drops some ungodly hard bard on this … love it.
L.I.F.E. Long has been a hip hop staple for decades and he’s still delivering dope music and dope messages. Here he links up with producer S Eyes Finest to deliver a commentary on guns in society. A very serious topic as we are inundated with violence all around us. The emcee and producer do a great job on shedding light through hip hop.
Whoa! New Swollen Members?!?! Say it’s so…and apparently it is.Prevail, Madchild, and Rob The Viking are apparently making new music again, and that’s a breath of fresh air. I loved these guys when they were at their zenith. Balance is in my mind a classic album. I know others will disagree but that was a game changer when it dropped in 1999.
Let us hope that there is new music in store for the listener in the future.
M-Dot links up with the great Grand Puba for his latest track, Run Along. The song is set to be featured on his forthcoming album. Daze Of Greed. Production comes courtesy of The Mighty V.I.C. And he give this song a bluesy twang to it, that I just love. M-Dot and Grand Puba both lace some sweet sixteens that you can follow along in the video. Social consciousness done in the freshest of ways.
Outside of sinners yo, who we really got as friends? / A king will give out bread to peasants then he’ll turn and cut his hands
Da Cloth and Soul Assassins unites once again when Mooch and DJ Muggs link up for the new single, Trumpets, which is also off of their forthcoming album, Rock Star.
I love the idea of a storied LEGEND in the game (Muggs) linking up with rising and undeniable talent (Mooch). He’s done it with Rigz, Rome Streetz, and a host of others, and now Mooch get his impeccable production for his pen game. A great match and pairing. This track delivers and the album undoubtedly will too.
Maze Overlay continues his musical surge from last year into 2004, this time on a mellow and ethereal 2oona Beatz production. Overlay goes in on the superficial trends in music, when only the finest will do.
Everyone a curator now, ain’t see no taste yet / How you claim it’s a masterpiece when the paint’s wet
True confession. After hearing DEAD PERRY’s production on Casual’s last album, I am all in on this artist. And his soundscape for this Izrell song may be better than anything I have heard from him previously. This joint is ominous. It made me want to go watch The Omen. And Izrell, bucks every trend and his words are scathing commentary against conformity and the typical way of doing things. This track is simply fire.
Album, Kill List, coming soon.
Fire in the hole! The Bad Seed and company regulated in harsh and talented ways over this JR Swiftz heat rock with Tone Spliff on the scratches. Seed, Mims, Honey Dinero, and Nam Nitty each body sixteens on this one. This smacks to me of the first REAL banger of 2024.
Everything Means Nothing, Vol. 1 drops today!!! Pick that up!
Beautiful and dope music right here with a K-Salaam and J.Dot.L produced joint featuring Jae Skeese and Wrekonize. Very soulful joint that one can easily vibe out to with D. Lylez on the hook. And it’s a great paring of emcees who really drop their verses like an inner monologues of how they value and utilize their time and energy. This is so smooth. K-Salaam also executed these cuts to perfection to put the cherry on top of this one.
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