Category: Music
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NicX: Crack Snippet (Prod By. RNDYSVGE)
NicX upset me with this latest joint. You can’t name a record “Crack” and then drop off a dope snippet. I need to hear that full record homie! I guess we all have to be patient until the full version drops. Pick up NicX & Michael Artt’s 3rd Pxwer EP in the meantime. Relax and…
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JohnNY U., Lafayette Stokely, J.ManifestO: Sire (Prod. by Moteleola)
JohnNY U., Lafayette Stokely and J.ManifestO let go of a joint from their We Three Kings project. London producer Moteleola provides the musical landscape. Presented by The Mad Bloggers Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Sicknessmp: Hill of Cannabiz (Beat Tape)
These instrumentals by Sicknessmp are somewhat reminiscent of Pete Rock and Q-Tip. The Indonesian producer recently let go of his instrumental album Hill of Cannabiz. The 8 track tape definitely brings back the feeling of the Golden era of hip-hop. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Kanye West Heated Debate With Sway (Video)
I’m going to take the high road here and not offer an opinion on what I just heard in this interview with Kanye West and Sway. However, I will say this is the results of what happens when two passionate guys have a conversation. You can sound off in the comment section though. UPDATE: Video…
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Dr.Eamz: Crooked Smile (Prod. by Ebcott)
New joint from Eamz over Ebcott production. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Mack Wilds: Own It (Remix) Feat. Ludacris
Luda is next up to remix “Own It” and in all honesty I’m glad everyone is throwing their own spin on this record. It needs more attention and anything that promotes Mack Wilds and his music I’m down for. Dude is nice and has the best R&B album of the year in my opinion. Relax…
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Thornbro: Elevated Conscious (Prod. by Ludwig Danson)
Thornbro first single off of his upcoming album, The Year of the Believe. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Trevor the Trashman: Top Me Off Feat. Vic Mensa (Prod. by P on the Boards)
If I ever get the chance to interview this guy, I have to ask him the origin behind his name. Chicago emcee Trevor the Trashman linked with Vic Mensa for his latest joint over P on the Boards production. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Echalty: Euphoric Pain EP
Gaithersburg, Maryland emcee Echalty 5-track EP goes in a couple of directions musically, but they all end in the same result…dope. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Childish Gambino: Sweatpants
“I’m too fly…Jeff Goldblum” (sorry I’m an 80s baby so that line stuck out to me). Gambino’s because the internet drops December 10th. Preorder now on iTunes. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Wordsmith: Happy Hour The Universal Black Out (Prod. by JS aka The Best)
It’s Monday morning and by now most of us already has a “case of the Mondays”, looking forward to that end of day happy hour at your local chill spot. Well Wordsmith recreates that vibe for us on his latest release off of The Blue Collar Recital. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Bobby Capri: Heavy (Prod. by Concise from True2Life Music)
There is two things consistent with Bobby Capri; his artwork is always dope and you can always count on him to drop good music. Much more of the same with his latest release. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Miracle: Never Gets Old
The land down under is more than just koalas, kangaroos and The Crocodile Hunter. Australia also has there fair share of artist. One that immediately comes to mind is Sydney artist/producer Miracle. He recently let of of the first single off his upcoming debut album. Relax and Listen after the jump.
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Sean Armstrong: Marble Cake Diaries (Album)
Its very far in between today when you can press play on a project and never touch another button. Well that just happened to me with this new project by DMV-area rapper/DJ/producer Sean Armstrong. No exaggeration either. In fact I had to delay making this post until I ran it back. Sean got verses from…
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Slum Pritt: Morningside Massacre (Prod. by HPthaHybrid)
This is a bittersweet moment for this record. On the one hand its dope hip-hop, but on the other it takes us back to a time where the world was just a bad place. Slum Pritt has this message to describe one of the worst days in American history: Almost 34 years to this day…