New joint from Serge Severe which is an autobiographical narrative as to how the artist made his climb to the position that he is in today. It’s a soulful joint, and it has an ethereal quality to the music. Severe is doing what he does best and that’s connecting with people through music. He is giving you something you can relate to in the most beautiful of ways. Reyna Mallare plays the songstress and producer Haze Felix laces the beat.
I missed this Little Vic track from over a week ago, but it deserves A LOT of love. This joint produced by Erick Sermon is sounding all sorts of epic! Sermon’s production here is nothing short of remarkable. I love the horn sample and the drums hit hard. Vic then demolishes the track with wordplay that only he’s capable of putting together. I mean he is flipping on names on this track that will have you rewinding and playing back again. You can’t say that about too much material these days!
Ill Bill and Stu Bangas have a project dropping this coming Friday, Cannibal Hulk. This is a single from that very project that features longtime collaborator and friend, Goretex. It’s dark, creepy, and maybe even a little sadistic…which is alright with me.
Oh yea! Diabolic is back and as ruthless as ever when on the mic. He has so many quotables it’s hard to keep up with and I have been a fan of his from probably over a decade ago. And he feels right at home flippin’ on this production from Vanderslice. That’s a good thing considering they have an album called Collusion dropping on April 12th.
Some newness from the almighty Dirt Platoon and you know they are coming for heads on this track produced by DJ Low Cut. This pairing of emcees continues to prove to be a great combination. Low Cut has an outstanding knack for creating bangers and the Platoon has that certified roughness to make the most of the effort.
This track is off of the newly release Parimore EP. You should definitely cop!
Some new music from The Animal Gang’s, Cayoz Da Emcee and Mic Handz rocking over some production from Sojourn. I really like the choppy and staccato nature of the track. The piano chops and the drums really hit hard and I like how they fade in certain parts of the emcees’ verses which are strong to say the least. This is definitely a track to get you hype this Sunday morning!
One of the artists we have repped with since our inception has been Gripz, and now he’s been upping the ante, linking up with one of our more recent stalwarts on the site, Rigz. The two prove to be a dynamic combination for the track, Gimmicks. Lots of well crafted bars on this joint with production laced from Boger.
This track is lifted from the forthcoming album from Gripz, GunPowder, dropping in a couple weeks time.
Grieves has been steadily churning out dope singles over the course of the last few weeks, and I have to say I have been bumping quite a lot of his music, in general, to compliment my mind state as it is right now. His music resonates with me. What can I say?
Let The Devil In though is on another level. The sentiment here is just dopeness. He showcases a more unheralded lyrical talent here which I like, as he is known for his emotional content, and brilliant songwriting. Here is a more raw look at the lyrical prowess of one of our favorite emcees.
Audyssey (Mass Influence, Soundsci) is Jack Jones and he has a new album, The Fix, out that I want to showcase with some immediacy. I haven’t listened to the whole thing yet, but after hearing this track with Prince Po and Spectac, you are gonna wanna cop just like I did. This joint has a high degree of lyrical integrity and meaning which is complemented by some dope yet therapeutic production from, Tris Ol’English’ Browne.
So let’s all reach a consensus and embrace the dope! Don’t tell me you don’t love it!
M-Dot has earned his spot and every accolade given not only by the God-given immense talent he has but by the infinite sacrifice that he has given in the name of music. And you are going to hear that in every bar given on this joint, Price Of Love, produced by Jon Glass.
You can find this joint and many more dope goodies on the new compilation from Own Lane music, Stay In Your Lane Vol 1.
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