DJ Jazzy Jeff & MICK – Summertime Vol. 7 [Mixtape]
DJ Jazzy Jeff and Mick bless us with the 7th installment of their “Summertime” mixtape series. Press play below. Download: DJ Jazzy Jeff & MICK – Summertime Vol. 7
Read moreDJ Jazzy Jeff and Mick bless us with the 7th installment of their “Summertime” mixtape series. Press play below. Download: DJ Jazzy Jeff & MICK – Summertime Vol. 7
Read moreJay-Z’s debut album, “Reasonable Doubt” turned 20 last Saturday, so its only right Statik Selektah decided to put together a mix honoring the 1996 classic. Stream the entire mix below.
Read moreNolan The Ninja drops off his new project, “he[art]”. Take a listen below and head over to iTunes to support Nolan.
Read moreNew Jazz Cartier, produced by Lantz. Listen below.
Read morePARTYNEXTDOOR and Jeremih confirm their partnership with a new Murda Beatz-produced banger, “Like Dat”, featuring Lil Wayne. This is taken from PND and Jeremih’s upcoming joint album, tentatively titled “Late Night Party”.
Read moreFresh off the release of his latest visual and #9TeaseTuesdays compilation mixtape, Brenton drops a some quick bars over The Beatnuts 1997 classic “Off The Books” with “Wreck Shop.” This marks Brenton’s 31st entry into the #9TeaseTuesdays series, showing no signs of letting up anytime soon, so press play.
Read moreBryant Dope hits us with the second single off his upcoming project, “How It Is Now”. Says Bryant: “I wrote this song shortly after digesting the ruling in the Akai Gurley case. The song was a byproduct of a conversation I was having with a few of my friends. We realized that we were all angry and fed up with the justice system in this country. We were tired of people never receiving justice and murderers being set free. We were tired of knowing that our lives did not matter. I wanted this song to show exactly how we felt in the moment. I wanted this song to reflect the hopelessness and rage we all felt by constantly seeing injustice in this country. This song is an expression of the youth in this country.” Press play below.
Read moreWhile music itself is certainly an art form (and one of the greatest, depending on who you ask), its message can become that much more powerful with an accompanying visual. Driving that point home is the Miami by way of Queens emcee, Lex One, and his release of “I’m Sorry”—an honest and gripping single about heartbreak, which is complemented by stunning artwork from Duane Planes. You may know renowned artist Duane Planes rom his incredible depictions of Pusha T, Smoke DZA, Young Thug, and many others over the years. And he, Lex, and NYC art hub FAMO joined forces to release a limited-edition print of the amazing artwork. So as you listen to the stirring track produced by Yasha Malekzad, you can purchase a T-shirt and/or a high-quality 11×14 print of Planes’ work. Both are limited to 50 copies, though, so those of you diggin’ this better move quickly and head over to Lex’s website to cop: lexone.uno If this is your first time hearing Lex’s material, be sure to peep his LP, Gold Plaque, which was released on January 25th of this year. In addition to “I’m Sorry,” the LP features a number of other highlights, including “Ima Beast” (feat. PR$FIT), as well as, “They Know” (feat. Lucian White). “I’m Sorry” is now available for stream, while Gold Plaque is available for purchase through all major digital outlets.
Read moreTaken from Kosha’s “What I Do All Day & Pickle” project, dropping this July.
Read moreOff of Bodega Brovas’ “L.G.A.” project – arriving July 15th. Tough day on the job? Punks stressing you at school? Kill everybody……With Kindness?
Read moreRich Homie Quan liberates a new joint called “Smile”. Hear it below.
Read moreDa$H and producer V Don join forces once again, this time on a new track titled “Now Or Never”. Check it out below.
Read moreJose Guapo and 21 Savage connect for “First Night”. Hear it below. “Osama Bin Guapo 2” coming soon!
Read moreSotty ATL shares a new one called “No Chaser”. Made in 10 min. A real freestyle. Listen below.
Read moreDizzy Wright drops off his new project “The 702 EP”. The 8-track EP features new tracks from Dizzy Wright with guest feature spots being handled by Easy Redd, Reezy and Sk8 Maloley. The likes of Louie Haze, Alex Lustig and FreezeOnTheBeat all provide the production backdrops throughout. Take a listen below and hit iTunes for a download.
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