New single from Eff Yoo teaming up with Fastlife over some heat from producer The Kurse, as they keep the pressure on with yet another banger from their project, Spicaso Dos. Eff and Fastlife prove to be a nice combination as their flows compliment each other quite well. And The Kurse remains unable to pigeon holed with his production talents, in a lane all his own.
The new Zion I project, Ritual Mystik, is probably the duo’s best work in the last few years in my opinion. I really enjoyed every track from the project and here they deliver the video single for their cut, Calm Down. This video is also exceptional from a coordination standpoint…both audibly and visually keeping the president and the establishment’s policies in check, in the neighborhood.
New single from Supreme Cerebral’s forthcoming project, Gaddafi. This time linking up with Hus Kingpin for some bars over production from Slum Lord. Both of these artists really embody the message: “where talent meets hardwork”. They really have put in a great deal of work reflecting their God given talents. It’s only fitting their drop a cut together to close out the year.
This is one of my favorite joints from 1982’s (Statik Selektah x Termanology) album Still 1982. The beat that Statik cooked up for this is the sure shot and when Term links up with Nems it’s nothing but gully raps. And Beanz definitely keeps the momentum going between each of the verses on the chorus. It’s tough, and you shall enjoy.
A dope joint from Jaysaun’s new album, Kill Ya Boss, featuring stalwart emcees Blacastan and Reef The Lost Cauze. And it doesn’t take a listener long to realize that this song is going to knock. But this is just the tip of the iceberg, my friends because Jaysaun’s album is amazing in the sense that it is relentless in its boom-bap prowess but also, in the emotion, he put into this work. It’s quite powerful.
I say it a lot…but you Need to pick this album up…you can’t let 2018 pass without copping.
Curly Castro hits you with a doubleheader here with a video for both Walking Razor and Sidney Po off of his new album, Tosh. Two dope tracks flipped together for this video single, both giving you a really gritty vibe. Both songs are quite ill, but that beat on Sidney Po is just filthy.
Make sure you check out the album! Creative goodness wrapped up in good hip-hop flavors.
Artist: Rome Streetz
Album: Noise Kandy 2
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Rome Streetz is ending his 2018 on a highly productive note, dropping another project entitled, Noise Kandy 2. All six tracks are heat…but if you are asking me and I know you are…my favorite tracks are the following.
Make sure you show love to the music Rome Streetz is making. My guess is we got a lot more in store come 2019.
Spoda and Whavy Da Gawd connect again for another solid single. Whavy finds the perfect rhythm equipped with a strumming bass line and guitar licks. Spoda then lyrical stalks on this creeping production. He’s got a really nice flow and presence when spitting his bars and so far shows some real consistency in the music he is putting out.
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