Here’s another gem I found out in the wild that I listened to on the strength of the production credit of DC The MIDI Alien. This joint is tough. Speak the Rebel and Sha-Elemental flip all over this sick organ-driven beat with Meaghan Richardson completing the song by providing the chorus.
They have an EP in the works so be on the lookout for that.
Here’s something new and banging that will perk your ears up. Smooth production from Retrospec, with an underlying ominous nature, as these four emcees lace their bars with the prescribed dope. Def Soulja, Bloo Azul, Tree Mason, and Bub Styles each have a unique flair that serves the collective good…that being our ear drums. Dope!
This is coming off of Bub Styles recent project, Ramble Raps Volume 1.
3 The God Way is comprised of artists, Sean Born, Kaimbr, and LETTHEDIRTSAYAMEN and they have release out called, Mount Olympus. That title to me means that they are at the ‘peak’ of their craft, and I would have to agree. I love it when unique talents united for a varied and dope listening experience.
Shooting Gallery 2 gives us a soulful track with three distinctive, yet blistering sixteens from our emcees.
Producer Dom Dirtee enlists Bobby J From Rockaway for that DMX Energy. A track from his recently released and dope, The Hardcore Composer 2. And these guys do the name proud with those neck snapping drums and Bobby J’s impressive flow as he accelerates by his contemporaries in life and through these sixteens.
Really strong track.
Cousin Feo and Keor Meteor hit us with some smooth shit that hustles it’s way through the ear drum. Departing momentarily from his renowned futbol projects, Feo delivers thoughts and flows that were destined to conquer like the song’s names sake while Keor Meteor taps in with some strong horns.
Feo can do no wrong so make sure you check whatever the man puts out.
Dunbar and BP have gotten together to craft a new project called Notorious Unbreakable which is out now everywhere. Check out the street narratives smoothly detailed over this sadistically charming beat by BP.
And BP, if you haven’t noticed is becoming a very familiar name in these parts. His production skills have been shown to be among the best in the last few years.
WateRR has been one of the more prolific emcees in the last few years, releasing a bevy of dope releases. Now he’s teaming up with Vanderslice for a new project entitled, Life Is More Than White Bricks.
WateRR has a very command vocal presence, and Vanderslice graces that presence with a full production sound, but not full enough to subdue or compromise our emcee who lets family keep him grounded in the toughest of times on this his latest single.
New album drops on July 14th.
I guess I’ll never make friends around here…I’m too unruly….
I saw that Nottz produced this track Unruly for the emcee Vandal and thought I would give this a chance. I am so glad I did. This track is Top 5 fresh for 2022 and that’s not overstating it in the least. This production is insane. The spanish guitar mixed with these drums just has such a way of making that head not and sinking into those ear drums. And this chorus above is just so damn catchy. And not to unnoticed is some pretty dynamic wordplay from our emcee.
You can find this joint off the recently released project, Pick Ya Poison, Vol. 1.
Ras Beats and Prestigous link up for this banging new single entitled, Forty. And these come with it in the form of some banging beats, apt lyricism, and on time scratches. You’ve got references to Biggie, 2Pac, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, and Keith Murray and they all play nice together on this track. Definintely a throwback feel with that head not effect.
New dose of music from Guilty Simpson in the form of the video single, Go Where I Please. And this joint is HEAVY on the hip hop with some boom bap chaos ushered in by producer Kount Fif, and some precise cuts from DJ Ragz. And Guilty Simpson just anchors the whole endeavor with some blistering sixteens showing that he’s not the one to move for anybody. He’s the one that moves YOU.
New album, GUILT, drops on July 29th.
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