This song is for people who used to be down but have since abandoned ship because you were just too real. We all have had people in our lives like that and Kosan and SGT Over represent those thoughts over a very chill Cardiak. production. This cut can be found off of his forthcoming, American Ninja Mixtape.
The Big Music LP hype machine is full in effect and that’s a good thing as we get yet another single from SGT. Over, this time featuring Reks. Better Than A Rapper is a shout out to all the 9 to 5ers, the overtimers, and the daily grinders. In essence, it’s giving respect to the average joe pulling his weight.
This is a different and niiiiice track from Sarge off of his forthcoming EP, Sargenetics. That will be hitting hard drives on November 26th. I really am feeling the vibe of this joint. The production with the piano keys and other instrumentation sounds like audible alchemy. Dianetics really makes a good first impression.
True to my commitment to post more projects on HHD (minus the lengthy review) I bring you the newest EP from SGT. Over, School Of Hard Knoxx. This project is short coming in at under 15 minutes but it’s really meant as a teaser for what is yet to come. What that is, is his forthcoming album, Big Music, from which we have already showcased cuts featuring, Ras Kass and Ransom. That album is going to be fully loaded and will drop in early 2014. But in the meantime enjoy this moment in time produced by Knoxx. The whole thing is certified but I am especially feeling the track, Sarge. That one really sets the tone for what I think SGT Over is about.
SGT. Over ain’t even close to being done. He is hustling hard and now he’s really stepping up the feature game by including one of my all time favorite emcees, Ras Kass. That actually takes a lot of guts, because Ras will son a lot of people who invite him on the mic, but Sarge does what he always does and he elevates his flow and lyrics to new heights to the point where he shines just as bright. BasementBeatz laces the emcees with a hype, uptempo production that proves an ample canvas for the duo to craft their rhymes.
SGT. Over has been relentless in 2013 cranking out songs and readying us for his album in 2014, entitled, Big Music. For the cut, Black Death, Sarge tags in the Jersey vet, Ransom, who is coming off his own success with the Statik Selektah produced album, The Proposal. I am not sure who the producer is for the track as there is no credits, but the sound knocks. Sarge and Ransom’s voice give the song a nice contrast. I am sure you will feel this.
Here’s another track I have missed by the DPSMG. This single is coming off of SGT. Over’s Precious Jewels release and features the usual suspect Just Putt and hip HOFer, Sadat X. Just more good music for the people!
This was of course released a few weeks ago, but as I was incognito for a moment, it did not get posted. DPS is fam in these parts as the crew consistently drops dope tracks so it’s little more than a guarantee that their music always wind up on HHD. This track from SGT. Over doesn’t seem to be destined for any project in particular. It’s simply a track that lets him distinguish himself from the rest of the pack over a Knox produced track. He’s just flexing the skills and that’s OK by me.
Sgt. Over drops a video for High On Life, which can be found on his most recent album, Precious Jewels. This time the emcee drops that certified smooth ish. We all need to smooth it out from time to time. Cop the album…
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