Off of the forthcoming Mello Music Group Compilation, Mandala Vol. 2, Today’s Mathematics, comes the first single from Ugly Heroes. The crew is of course comprised of Verbal Kent, Red Pill, and Apollo Brown. This is a stellar joint if my opinion counts for anything. The sound is really an extension of their self-titled album from earlier this year.
“…some pay dues…I pay attention…”
The compilation drops on January 28th so save the date…
I wish I had more time to do a proper write up of this release but as it is time is short and I want to at least let you know that i’s out there. I just finished giving Class Struggle it’s first listen and similar to their previous release, The French Revolution, in that it’s chocked full of bangers. I of course have my favorite tracks: Brass Knuckles by Halfabrick, Real Talk by Skeezo, and Idol by Bekay are tracks that will be on repeat.
But more than that I love the production that Alterbeats is doing. He just keeps getting better. You can cop this album on iTunes, Amazon, UGHH and elsewhere. You can also stream the album in it’s entirety at DJ Booth simply by clicking the link below:
Another video endowed to the masses from the Ugly Heroes’ crew. This comes off of their impressive self-titled album. It’s music for the downtrodden and the close to broken. Keep your heads up folks…
The Ugly Heroes give you that “every man music” with their video release of Hero’s Theme. You just listen to the lyrics and think…”Hey, these guys are talking about my life.” These artists are out here making the most of every moment. We should all take the lesson and maximize the day. You should start off by copping their self-titled album. Bang!
Ugly Heroes is comprised of Apollo Brown, Verbal Kent, and Red Pill, and their self-titled album dropped today. I am listening to it right now. It’s bluesy and somber. It’s also something that real people who have real problems will be able to relate to. This ain’t your silver spoon music! If you like this track, you can cop the album, here.
Ugly Heroes is comprised of emcees Red Pill and Verbal Kent, along with unparalleled production of one, Apollo Brown. This song is first single from their forthcoming self-titled album dropping on, May 28th.
This song chastises those who worship the almighty dollar and wreaks havoc on ear drums along the way. I am sure you will enjoy this thoroughly.
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.
Do I really have to promote this one? Evidentially so, because even with the production of Pete Rock you are still sleeping on the man Verbal Kent. That’s a damn shame. The man has a slew of dope albums and I am hoping his latest release, Save Yourself, will find a great following. It’s a good album with some great songs and this is one of them. Sleep not!
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