The good homie, D. Strong shot this track over to me via Twitter. C.A.S.H is composed of D. Strong and Wildelux and has a hard edged, street flavor. The production on this banger is made courtesy of Lafayette Ave. The C.A.S.H EP is dropping in 2013 so if you are liking the sound of this, I am sure you will be all over that.
Regrettably I can not speak too much on this song as I am prepping a more comprehensive album review for your perusal tomorrow. All I will say is super innovative and creative from PremRock. Enjoy!
I don’t have too much information on this track and what project it might wind up on. Nor do I know too much about The Sickest Drama. But this somber, yet melodious beat from Mordecai is on point as well as the emcees lyrics and flows so it is getting posted.
I remember Phene from his previous album, God On A Greyhound. That was a solid project. I am not sure where Put That On Everything is headed in terms of a project but it is still dope. The premise is when our backs are placed up against a wall and it’s sink or swim, more often than not we find a way to swim.
I don’t honestly know what made me check this track out. I was rapidly cleaning out my inbox and clicked this link. It took a second for me to get passed the title and the name but the production is for sure a head nodder and Little Prince has some nice bars if you ask me. This is off of his forthcoming album, Little Prince and the End Of The World.
It’s ok for me to be bias, right? Of course it is! HHD is littered with my bias. But one thing I can tell you as an unequivocal truth is that C-Rayz Walz is ill. He is one of my favorite wordsmiths period. He’s in the same league to me as Ras Kass and Chino XL as a lyricist and that’s the highest praise that I can pay the man.
The highest praise he could give me? He just did in this video. Throughout the song he pays his respects to various blogs and web venues that have shown him love and low and behold, HHD is on there! It’s a great surprise and honor.
But on the merits of the video alone this deserves posting. The artistic touches and the way he “embeds” his video on the various web locations is awesome. You can find this track off of his latest album, The Code.
When EMS comes a’ knocking with new music, I am always answering the door. What we have here is a very soulful track from DC Soulplusmind and some excellent DJ skills exhibited by DJ Grazhoppa. Those two things already made this track a gem but then you add the likes of M-Dot, Famoso, and Benefit to the mic duties and you have something superlative. This track is off of the Benefit’s upcoming mixtape, Timing Of the Godfather.
Sutter Kain is on some “bodies hit the floor” type ish on this joint. This is not for the faint of heart. Fans of Sutter Kain will remember this sound from his album from three years ago, Black Sunday – Mask Of The Demon. The lyrics in this cut surpass hard, and tread on the psychopathic which I will presume is the point. The production is that Ghetto Metal flavor that has come to be associated with NSD Records.
Speaking of innovative (building off of my MadKem post) how about this beat from Numonics for this single for Saheed. Is that Frank Sinatra? I can’t tell for sure but what a great sample and beat for this song! Meanwhile Saheed uses this song as a forum to discuss what;s going on in the land of his ancestry, the Gaza Strip. You think your world is a ghetto? Don’t get it twisted.
New music from Elementality’s MadKem. We did a review for his last album, Charles Workman last year and he’s ready to release his latest project, La Vie En Bleu in 2013. Bobby Flay is the first sample from that project produced by Analogic…are you not entertained? Simply one of the most unique artists making hip hop…
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