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.
How about this new-new from Da Cloth fame (Mav Montana and Rigz) along with Illanoise and Spittzwell? It’s a subdued joint production wise with light piano keys in the background but the emcees definitely do their thing, each narrating their particular street tale.
Really dope.
This is a current Dream Team right here! BrownBagMoney connects with Da Cloth over a Futurewave beat, and then the world just catches aflame. That’s how hot this shit is! Rigz, Saipher Soze, Daniel Son, and Mooch drop salvo after salvo of street lyricism that will have you yearning for more. This is a combination that needs let’s say a 16 track opus. A few posse cuts…each artist having their own track…all over some Futurewave production. That has all the trappings of classic.
A guy can dream can’t he?
You know what it is!!! It’s time for that Physics Of Filth (Daniel Son, Asun Eastwood, and Futurewave) project and Baby Tech is the first offering featuring Da Cloth’s Mooch. This production is a bit unorthodox , a jazzy madness, that really allows you to focus on the lyricism of the aforementioned. I am excited about this one!
I honestly can’t get enough of Mooch’s new EP, Heroin Farms, which was produced entirely by FarmaBeats. Every song is potent on this project, and Can’t Relax is just another illustration. Mooch is going for the win, and when you are in for the success…you simply can’t relax. Da Cloth has mad some serious moves this year and the entire team is poised for that success.
Here is some dopeness from Rigz and Flu’s collaborative project, A Piece Of The Action which is out now. I listened to the EP yesterday, and it’s quite dope. A lot of illness packed in there. And while it maybe hard to pick a favorite from such a strong crop, this song featuring Maverick and Eto may very well be mine.
Members of Da Cloth are putting out some dope and quality music and this latest song/video from Mooch, produced by Farma Beats does not wane from that statement. This song is just ill, as is the entire EP, Heroine Farms. It’s good to see Mooch get his as I have hear him on a number of features and he always came correct.
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