When does this album drop again? Sometime this month? Mally is nice with his. I can’t wait to hear the new project. Be sure to check out his Bandcamp page for more music from Mally, and raise your glasses to this talented lyricist.
Single You Out: P.L.O. – The Heat (American Language Remix) ft. Has-Lo, Zilla Rocca, and Curly Castro
I am still getting caught up and a lot of dope music that was in my inbox when I was without a computer and fixing my music library. This maybe the illest track that I missed out on. This is several weeks old and probably made it’s rounds on the blogs already, but that’s not the point. It really deserves some shine. This is a remix to an overseas project and is being used to showcase some of the talent that the US has. It serves as an ode to the Smoothe Da Hustler and Trigga Da Gambler 1990s classic, Broken Language.
I for one think they did a great job. The beat is ill and the wordplay and chemistry between the three emcees is second to none. Zilla Rocca is one of my personal favorites, but Has-Lo and Curly Castro are really equal to the task. They each drop dope lines over and over again. Too many in fact to mention, but a big shout out for the “Billy Baldwin” line. That was funny. Check it out below and look for these artists’ material. They have plenty of material out there.
Single You Out: Rubberoom – White Hot Razors (Maker Remix)
Rubberoom is back and this is the second track off of their FREE Mixtape, Rubberoom Rebooted. I haven’t had a chance to peep the whole mixtape yet, but this track is a reworking of a 1990 something banger that really got me open. It’s a dope cut and I am really excited that they have new material out. The remix is by the producer Maker.
Single You Out: Imported Goods (Falside Remix)
I am a little late in getting put on to Action Bronson but I am verrryy familiar with Falside production and when his beat came in on this, it left an indelible impression. Everything feels right about this joint. Action Bronson has a real nice delivery and flow on this cut and like I said, the production is, well,…a BANGER.
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Kap Kallous – Hush (Video)
Kap Kallous brings you the video for the track, Hush, which is coming off of his project, I Should’ve Kept My Mouth Shut. A lot of dope visuals released today from artists and this is no exception. If you like this track, make sure go check out the album and support.
Sketch – Virginia Tec-9 (Video)
Aaaaah hell! The DMV is not stopping! This is one of my favorite tracks so far this year. Sketch is new to me but he does mass amounts of damage on microphones. J-Scrilla is not to me and you would have to be deaf not to feel this one. The visuals dropped a couple of weeks ago but I was out of commission. so enjoy. Also be on the lookout for that album in July. I am really looking forward to it.
Laelo Hood – Cool ft. Pro’verb and Lyriciss (Video)
What area is putting in more work than the DMV right now? Laelo Hood just adds to the dopeness with fresh visuals for the cut, Cool, which is featured on Laelo Hood’s most recent album, Fuck The World. This cut is really on point. I liked it from the moment I first heard it. The window they put together is equally is nice. The whole 70s vibe with the two pane video is definitely a good look.
Interview: L*Roneous (2011)
L*Roneous blessed me with an opportunity to share a part of his journey both musically and personally. L*Roneous has been someone I respect more so as a fan than any other role I play. He was putting out music at a time in my life when perhaps it mattered most. His intelligence, voice, and consciousness resonate with me today in both former and current projects. I hope you all get an opportunity to listen to this emcee’s exceptional talent through his equally important message. I recently reviewed his latest album, Notes Of The Righteous Outlaw, and it certainly is one of the best 2011 has to offer. This interview has been a long time coming, so without further ado…
Single You Out: Scheme – Solitaire
Scheme talks about paying the price for trying to make it in the music business. It’s a dope song from an artist who has progressed so much from when he first started. He just keeps getting doper and doper.
Hip Hop Dependency 