Ullnevano is back at kicking those fresh lines over Logic Marselis production for a laid back vibe, Can’t Complain. You got to keep pushing through what may seem like a difficult time because it ain’t really that bad.
Can’t Complain is coming off of the duo’s forthcoming album, The Protocol. The bad news for you is that it isn’t slated
I had meant to post this track days ago. And while I have hear this sample used before just recently, it doesn’t make this track any less dope. Con-Man brings a nice skill set to the microphone to top it off. His new mix tape, Bogies & Coffee drops on December 20th.
This video and song are the best way to start your Monday. Mike Beatz not only spits venom on this track but he produces this banger as well. The beat is straight hellfire (ironic) and lyrically Beatz takes shots at the state of affairs in hip hop. Don’t ride on his coat tails and joch him when he’s famous, then it’s too late,
Welcome to the jungle. New dope from the homie Godilla surface the other day and it certainly bears mentioning. This joint is coming off of his forthcoming Altered Beast project which should be surfacing soon. JBL The Titan is on the production while Shallow Pockets and GQ Nothin Pretty team up with Godilla on the mic. When all things are considered this song sounds threatening.
Aritst: PremRock
Album: Mark’s Wild Years
Source: Artist
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Certain artists just push the thresholds as to what hip hop can do and speak about. PremRock expounds upon many topics with his album, Mark’s Wild Years. And it’s not just what he’s talking about, it’s how he’s talking about it. The wordplay throughout this album is exceptional and the somber tones in PremRock’s voice offer up his thoughts with that much more potency.
When DJ J-$crilla says he has some new music for me to listen to, I generally stop what I am doing and give it a listen. He has a knack for producing bangers and has done so for the likes of K-Beta, Sketch, and Reef The Lost Cause.
On this cut, I am not sure, but I think he made the streets cry with this production. I love the sample to go along with the emcees verses narrating different stories of grief and pain.
This is the second single from Reel High which is tapped for a Spring 2013 release date.
Peet Caliber will be our final #FridayFeature of 2012. It was actually supposed to be go time in November but being from New Jersey and Hurricane Sandy derailed that plan. At any rate..,
Peet Caliber is another name I cam across on my inbox and when I first heard his cut Amoxicillin I was hooked. This was a man perfect for our Friday Feature. He gets after with a no frills approach and brings raw lyricism over big beats. And speaking of Hurricane Sandy, how about a little silver lining in it’s aftermath? Shadowboxing is certain to make heads nod with production from Luv Jonez. Spit game from Peet Caliber that puts the listener on straight survival mode.
I can’t wait to hear more material from this man. You can hear more every Friday in December!
Chaundon continues full speed ahead with another video from his album, The Jammington. Skyline really confirms that the skies the limit for this artist. Excellent wordplay throughout the song.
If you haven’t already done so, make sure that you check out my recent discography post for Chaundon so you can pick up some projects you may have missed.
Two of my favorites link up for a project entitled, CHRON: Legacy. Illmaculate stars over Lawz Spoken production. That’s going to prove an ill combination as this track shows and proves. Lyrically, it gets no better than how Illmaculate flips on this cut. His flow on here is second to none. Meanwhile, Lawz Spoken remains one of the dopest yet most unheralded producers in the game. I love the work he did on the first CHRON project with Only One and this sounds just as good if not better.
Beware.
Saw this cut had Yuri Beats behind the boards and thought I would give it once through. It’s different and that’s in a good way. The production is high on BPM and on energy. It really keeps you engaged and DVS proves to be an apt lyricist with an equally rapid fire delivery.
This cut will be appearing on his upcoming project, DVTV.
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