Nems invites his contemporaries from around Brooklyn to represent their area of Tha Boro. Eddie Kaine, Ill Bill, and Rim all drop bars to showcase their residence off of this joint from the CONGO album which is out now. This joint has a nostalgic feel about as each emcee has a story and perspective to tell. Dope!
Single You Out: Recognize Ali – Godly Men (ft. Vinnie Paz & Ill Bill)
Recognize Ali is staying busy with yet another release on it’s way, Underground King II. And while that does not have an official release date as of yet, we do get the frist single, Godly Men, featuring Vinnie Paz and Ill Bill, produced by Sultan Mir.
And when ever Rec Ali puts his pen to work you know you are going to get a high quality music. This is certainly no different, only made moreso working alongside these legends.
Ill Bill – Be Afraid! (ft. Conway The Machine & Pharoahe Monch) (Video)
Ill Bill gives us a scary musical selection with the release of his video, Be Afraid! featuring emcees Conway and Pharoahe Monch. These eclectic spitters each nail an ill sixteen into the proverbial coffin. The video is on some psychedelic, 50’s cartoon feel which gives the track a ‘fun’ feel if you will.
Check out Ill Bill’s new album, La Bella Medusa.
Gorilla Twins – Highs & Lows (Video)
This is the best cut off of Gorilla Twins (Nems & Ill Bill) album. I love this beat from Stu Bangas and the way Nems and Bill narrate the ups and downs their lives and careers have taken. Any one who partakes in life can feel this track. Definitely check out this album if you have not already!
Ill Bill x Sunday – Warlord (ft. DV Alias Khryst) (Video)
Ill Bill and producer Sunday set it off by releasing their video single, Warlord. The track pays homage or references the power the warlord possesses through means of fear, intimidation, and violence. The video and the song play out like a movie of sorts while Bill and Sunday deliver on sound and content, with of course hook provided by the master, D.V. Alias Khryst.
Ill Bill has been so consistently dope over the years, and you can expect that streak to continue with his new album dropping on July 26th.
Single You Out: Ill Bill x Stu Bangas – Hulk Meat (ft. Goretex)
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.
Heavy Metal Kings – Bad Hombres (ft. Goretex) (Video)
Black God White Devil is out now! And Bad Hombres unleashes an unholy litany of violent rhymes when Ill Bill and Vinnie Paz connect with Goretex over a Giallo Point production.
I’ve gone through the album once and it may even be better than the original, but you should be the one left to decide.
Check it!
Guerilla Alliance – Warpath Of The Archons (ft. Ill Bill) (Video)
This video from Guerrilla Alliance has been out for a while but I failed to post it and I am trying to rectify that now. The dark production is created by Mac The Rebel with cuts by Tone Spliff. Ill Bill joins the Alliance as they spit bars that reference Iluminati, the Occult, and the Biblical. It’s deep stuff for the enlightened mind.
If you like this cut, you can check out their album, The Dark Rift, out now!
La Coka Nostra – Dark Day Road (Video)
La Coka Nostra (Slaine and Ill Bill) is back with a new album that dropped yesterday, To Thine Own Self Be True. And this is one of many bangers that you will find on the album. The ill lyricism and the production are for everybody, but this video has a darkside about it that maybe your brain shouldn’t wrap itself around. It will take you to a dark place for about three minutes, and it may take a second to get yourself readjusted after watching it.
But do yourself a favor and purchase the album for some unrelenting dope!
La Coka Nostra – Waging War (ft. Rite Hook) (Video)
La Coka Nostra is back like the horsemen of the apocalypse dropping strife and pestilence through your speakers with their latest single, Waging War. On the track you get dope sixteens from both Ill Bill and Slaine, along with a strong hook from Rite Hook. Arcitype is on the beat.
The group’s album, To Thine Own Self Be True, is due out on November 4th and is not to be missed.
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