First off, this is a great name for a song. Peter Leo prepares you for the fact that “today is not your day” over some superlative production from Sickness. I had never heard of Leo until DJ Mickey Knox snuck his music into my inbox. Really dope flow and a song we can keep in rotation for an indefinite period of time. Everything comes together on this joint, the boom bap drums, the cascading electronica, the chorus, and Leo’s fire verses. I will be on the look out for more music…
The Brown Bag AllStars conglomerate is back at it again, delivering you the fresh visuals that you need and deserve. This video made me want to go to purchase a bike and hang out with my friends from middle school…but enough of that…
Rhett Committed Murder can be found on the crew’s latest EP, the Brown Label Part 2.
I put illMEASURED among the most talented producers in the game. His talent as a beatsmith really is unparalleled. He certainly is the most slept on. He sent me this joint that he produced for Minlus & McCracken (yeah, I didn’t know those names either) and it’s just more ear candy for the day. The emcees hold the fort down with good exchanges and a dope chorus. I am not sure where this track will wind up so get it while the getting is good!
Here’s an artist who knows the sound we like here at HHD! The beat by LUVJONEZ certainly knocks and got my attention but Peet Caliber proves to be an emcee who can bring you the raw-raw in both English and Spanish. He’s music is steepened in the same vain as Big Pun and Biggie. Even though Amoxicillin is three months old…I am obligated to make you aware.
If you like some raw hip hop, you are going to like this joint. I am hopeful I will be doing a feature with him here on HHD very soon.
I like the melodious vibe that this song is putting out. Definitely a track that you can get behind the wheel of you car and zone out to (safely). Adam Reverie’s new project, Michigan Autumns: Ballad Of Adam Reverie drops on the 14th of this month so if you feel this track, please incline yourself to check the project.
Stryfe back at it again with a new single off of his forthcoming album, The Last Resort. Everything about this song smacks of gratuitous violence. The beat and the bars from Stryfe and Miz Korona are bound to crack skulls. Peep game…
Shabaam Sahdeeq is undoubtedly a busy man and to show how much work he has been putting in lately, he’s assembled Degrees Of Separation for established fans and new listeners a like to get acquainted with what he’s been up to lately. Degrees Of Separation includes a lot of the dope singles we have featured on HHD this year, a lot of guest shots that he’s been on, and some newer tracks I hadn’t heard yet.
As for my favorites? I am glad you asked. It’s got the Harry Fraud produced Futuristic which is one of my favorites not only of Sahdeeq but by any artist this year. I am also partial to the Lewis Parker produced Walking On A Razor. I am sure that you will appreciate the talent the man brings to the table after listening to the project and find a few favorites of your own.
Artist: SGT Over
Album: Uncut Diamonds
Source: Artist
Tracklisting:
1.The Quest (skit)
2.64 Bar Assassin
3.Take Aim
4.Concrete Roses ft Just Putt
5.Death Strike ft King RA x Pryme Prolifik
6.Galvatron
7.Good God ft Just Putt
8.The Reckoning (skit)
9.Heartless ft Joe Clark
10.Kung Fu ft Crisis
11.Martial Arts ft Physical Grafitti x Earl Grey
12.Game Of Death ft Profane
13.Solomon’s Temple ft Just Putt
14.Who’s Real ft BlackDan
15.The Journey Begins (Skit)
Note:
This is a collection of tracks assembled by SGT Over as a sampler of his material before his next album, Precious Jewels drops on November 13th. I have been a big fan of the Dead Poet Society member ever since I heard their self-titled EP. In my mind, his music keeps getting better and better with time.
64 Bar Assassin, Heartless, and Game Of Death are some of my favorites on a project full of bangers. You are going to like this!
New joint from the duo known as Outerspace. The production can be credited to Stu Bangas. This is the type of joint you have come to expect from the pair. They consistently rock over banging production with edgy, street tested rhyme schemes.
Hip Hop Dependency 