This was sent to me as a new single although the video information dates from last year. Whatever, the song is quite dope. It leads me to believe that a new Donnie Darko project is on the way. The production from DJ Bless is as always…remarkable. It’s that hardcore material we have come to love from NSD.
Artist: Pull The Fuckin’ Trigger (Sutter Kain x Donnie Darko x Apollo Valdez)
Album: Until It’s My Time To Die
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Well…well…well…DJ Bless and the team are back it again and delivering nothing but music to murk to. This joint is more than just a little vicious. It’s really hard to put into words a description of the production, other than it’s intense. And that fits Donnie Darko and Appollo Valdez’s styles just fine. It’s aggressive and a ‘take no shorts’ approach to music and I expect nothing less from this camp.
Self Titled album drops on January 15th. You have been warned!
Donnie Darko lets you feel his animosity in sixteen bars over some classic darkness produced by DJ Bless. This is the duo at it’s very best. And when Apollo Valdez links up with the two, they become Pull The Fuckin Trigger.
Look out for the album…I hope it’s coming soon.
NSD’s, Rhythm Writers link up yet again with DJ Bless/Sutter Kain to create another win in terms of their latest single, Line In The Sand. The Duo of Mr. Crowley and Awax seem extremely focused on their rhyme skills and ability to make music over an almost, melancholy production from DJ Bless.
Every single I have heard from these guys has been dope, so I hope there is a project coming down the pipe.
This is that new tough stuff from Donnie Darko’s latest album, Redemption. Interstate Mook and Sutter Kain join Darko over Kain’s alternate persona, DJ Bless’ beat. If there is one word I could use to describe Donnie Darko’s sound on the singles from his new album, it would be determined. He sounds like he is spitting those bars as if they were hollow points aimed at your heart.
The album is out NOW at all major online retailers so make sure you check it and support!
New music from Never So Deep front man, Sutter Kain (DJ Bless). Every one knows that he is a master at producing music for others but this time he lets listeners and fans get a look at the man behind the mask. He gives us a glimpse into years prior and what’s gone in to make him the man he is today. Bless is a perfectionist and pays attention to every minute detail of his music and that really shows in the final product here. Enjoy this….
I like the title…Death Circle. Seems right up my alley. The beat is a little more standard fair for DJ Bless than what I am used to hearing. It’s still dope, just not as much going on. The emcees are all reasonably good, but the third verse is given with a little more tenacity. I don’t know too much (or anything) about the group to give you details as to who is who…just trust me, you can tell a difference. I will have to hear more before I comment on Rhythm Writers but this is certainly above par.
I’m back to support another part of the backbone of HHD, Never So Deep. DJ Bless never disappoints with his production and that story continues with another dark banger. Awaxx shows apt competency to rock the mic. He doesn’t possess the best flow I have ever heard but certainly does justice to the track that we have in front of us. I look forward to hear more before I pass judgement…
Sutter Kain is on some “bodies hit the floor” type ish on this joint. This is not for the faint of heart. Fans of Sutter Kain will remember this sound from his album from three years ago, Black Sunday – Mask Of The Demon. The lyrics in this cut surpass hard, and tread on the psychopathic which I will presume is the point. The production is that Ghetto Metal flavor that has come to be associated with NSD Records.
