I was reminded today when B Leafs’ new album, The Horizon, dropped this morning that I had yet to post this incredibly dope single. The talent level incorporated with the likes of Elzhi, Ras Kass, M-Dot, and Large Professor is going to be hard to surpass when it comes to lyrical firepower.
I am a little better than halfway through the whole project by the way and it’s solid! But this the marquee moment thus far through my listen.
Artist: One Be Lo
Album: Laborhood Vol. 2
Source: Bandcamp
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We are only about three days away from One Be Lo’s next official release, L.A.B.O.R. I already detailed Vol. 1 a couple of weeks ago and this grouping of One Be Lo’s previous works is equally as dope. When you hear both of these volumes, it gives the listener a true appreciation of how gifted One Be Lo really is. I really dig the whole thing but I remember when I first heard the joint Chemistry that he did with Grynch and Combat with Verbal Kent. Those tracks really resonate with me and both outstanding examples of lyricism.
Black Milk’s, Album Of The Year, is one of the most anticipated of 2010. This song just goes to prove that point. The Matrix from 2008 was a heater that featured Sean Price and Pharaoh Monch and Deadly Medley has the same effect but this time it features lyrical heavyweights Elzhi and Royce da 5’9″. Enjoy and get ready.
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