Stray Missles is a track from Little Vic’s latest compilation project, Wikileaks. This track features a random assortment of fire from Little Vic’s arsenal as doe the project in it’s entirety. We’ve been featuring music from Vic from the beginning and that’s not stopping anytime soon. The project is $5 and is a veritable steal for hip-hop connoisseurs such as myself.
Little Vic is back with a new single that may actually symbolize the birth of a new project, White Devil. But regardless, this joint is simply vicious. The flow is nasty and really dominates every aspect of this song.
I was all about the punchlines then the wordplay grew up / If the cake is worth the candles then bring your birthday suit…
I will let you know if hear ANYTHING else about an album. You know I am waiting.
New music from Little Vic is always a welcome find here on HHD. Again the man showcases the superlative lyricism with his own production style. His new project is a continuation of an old one. Loosies Collection Pt 2 will be dropping in the near future.
If you want to be a martyr we can build your mausoleum…
Artist: Little Vic
Album: Loosies Collection Pt. 1
Tracklisting:
1. Phillip Morris Intro
2. The Squeeze
3. Bad Blood
4. Endings
5. Reach For The Stars
6. One More Song (ft. CP)
7. Boulevard Blues (ft. Mann95)
8. Free Fall
9. One Take Jake
10. Ash Tray
11. Pardon Me (ft. Eddie Nash)
12. Winston Interlude
13. Peace Keepers
14. Gemini (prod. by Sly Vest)
15. Mount Olympus
16. Go So Far
17. Blind Melon
18. All Work & No Play
19. Crockpot (ft. Mann95)
20. Let Alone
21. Camel Outro
Note:
While it’s been almost eight years since Vic has dropped an official album, he has turned out a mixtape or two during that time span and still remains sharp with precise lyrical wit that keeps the listener’s brain cells moving. Loosies Collection Part 1 is just that…an assortment of songs that Vic has done in the past couple of years assembled in one mixtape and blended together by none other than DJ Mickey Knox.
And while I hope that eventually we will get something official in the way of an album from Vic, I am content to hear some new joints not heard before and excited to share them with you.
Little Vic is firing up the new music with some intelligent wit over some slick production by Slyvestbeats. I mean who else can incorporate Machiavelli and the Borgias into a verse? I think that’s a little too Italian for y’all. At any rate, I can’t wait for his new mixtape, The Loosies Collection to drop.
New loosie from oft supported Little Vic, this time with production from Skammadix. Still current word of his album that’s been discussed for years but every once in a while he delivers some newness to keep the name buzzing. A tenacious lyricist, no doubt.
I’ve been supporting these Mr. Morbid & Melph (out of the Netherlands) the moment I heard their first single. Their album, Close To The End, will be dropping on March 25th. For their latest track they solicit the rhyme stylings of house favorite, Little Vic, along with others. The track is in the same vein as their other efforts that focus on banging drums and dark orchestral samples. I am a fan.
Hopefully this is the first of many dope tracks that we will hear off of Little Vic’s, The Reaper. Vic teams up with long time collaborator Velotz on the production and shares the mic with 9Five. The result is a bluesy rhythm riddled with introspection, food for thought, and dope wordplay. Enjoy!
I don’t know what this says about the music scene: Little Vic’s one minute freestyles make most other artist’s music look paltry comparison. So either Vic is a microphone savant or the industry is soft right now. I think it’s a combo deal. DJ Supa Dave is on the boards.
I absolutely love what Little Vic did with this beat! That guitar work is just awesome. I always think of Vic as that superlative rhymer and tend to forget that he has a knack for some dope production. This song is rapid fire and has Vic spitting flames once again. I am not sure if this is something that will surface on his album. If I know Vic, probably not. He’s prone for just dropping random sickness.
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