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Uncle Murda jumps on Black Rob’s “Whoa!” for his latest loosie. Check it out below.
Read moreUncle Murda jumps on Black Rob’s “Whoa!” for his latest loosie. Check it out below.
Read moreDave B and Sango bless us with an early stream of their upcoming joint project, “Tomorrow”. The name Seattle doesn’t exactly ring out in the story of hip-hop, certainly not the way Atlanta or New York City or Compton do. Those places are audibly recognizable. But that’s not to say that people haven’t been making notable rap music up in the northeast corner for decades. If you take a stroll back into Seattle’s past, you’ll inevitably run into Sir Mix-A-Lot and his immortal single, the title of which I don’t even need to type. If you look hard enough in the present, you’ll happen upon the left-field creative Shabazz Palaces, who doesn’t fit quite neatly into the pure hip-hop box. And then there’s perhaps the most polarizing local act of them all, Macklemore, whose earnest beginnings exploded him out of the city, making him its undisputed poster boy a few years back. It’s been relatively quiet for the locale since then — but a producer called Sango and a rapper by the name of Dave B, both Seattle natives, are ready to make a little more noise. Between subject matter and production, “Tomorrow” feels cool and gray throughout, but never dreary or gloomy. It sounds contemplative, young but wise — like the reality of living in one decision, and debating your next one. Take a listen below.
Read moreYoung Buck is back with his new mixtape, “10 Bodies”. It is hosted by DJ Drama and DJ Whoo Kid and is available for stream or download below.
Read moreThe WU is back this time at Chalice Festival where they brought the house down with a live performance of “Da Mystery Of Chessboxin’”.
Read moreVic Mensa drops an exclusive freestyle for DJ Semtex on BBC Radio 1Xtra.
Read moreSylvan LaCue hits us with a pair of new tracks “Hello, Good Morning” and “Goodnight Goodbye”. Stream both below.
Read moreSince 2004, the team at Leedz Edutainment has put on for Hip-Hop from across the map. Whether it’s an up-and-coming cat from the New England area or a legendary emcee, Leedz’ placement as a top-tier promotion crew is well-known. And their new compilation, Eastern Standard, proves exactly that as it pulls together a variety of dope Hip-Hop acts with roots on the East Coast. It’s only fitting, then, that the project’s lead single is “The East Coast,” a hard-nosed head-nodder from Philadelphia native and renown Nerdcore rapper, Mega Ran. While he’s well known for his upbeat disposition on social media and more narrative-heavy joints, Ran can go toe-to-toe with the grittier spitters, too. At least, that’s what he brings on this slapper produced by Boston-based artist The Arcitype, with cuts accompanied by DJ Slipwax who works in some slick scratched vocals from The Roots’ Black Thought. “The East Coast” depicts a reality that Ran and plenty of others have experienced, from the fact that damn near “everybody can rock a mic/ and somehow 7 on 1 is the make up of a proper fight.” ‘Eastern Standard’ is due out soon via Leedz Edutainment! “The East Coast” is now available through all major digital retail platforms and streaming sites.
Read moreCali trio Warm Brew share their new “Diagnosis” project. Stream it below and hit iTunes for a download.
Read moreTorii Wolf and Preemo are currently working on Torii’s debut album “Flow Riiot”. Till then, listen to their latest release “Shadows Crawl” below.
Read moreTory Lanez’ new project drops August 19th.
Read moreJ57 liberate a loosie from his vaults. “I made this in 2007 – was testing out new sounds – havent touched it since.” – J57 Stream/download below.
Read moreCheck out Jay IDK’s new song, “Shit On My Rivals” and look out for his new album “Empty Bank” due out in August.
Read moreScHoolBoy Q discusses his new album “Blank Face”, everyone thinking the Michael Jordan crying face was the cover, how rappers are whack today, not wearing bucket hats anymore, plus more.
Read moreKosha Dillz brings to us his 3rd LP effort in “What I Do all Day and Pickle”. The 11 track album covers everything from multi-lingual rhymes of hebrew and spanish for Varsity Sports resentment, addiction, success, failed relationships, one night stands and the desire of serenity in night life. The title and cover of the album should grab you immediately. Any fan of Warhol should certainly know the Velvet Underground and NIco, so for idiot savants, the Pickle replaces the Banana. in Todays society, both objects can be values at different levels of greatness and ambiguous meaning. Features come from all across the board, with Matisyahu on Dodging Bullets and Flynt Flossy of Turquoise Jeep on the title track. The album is no short of female presence, with RnB vs EDM hooks via Ida hawk (Griz) and Mickey Shiloh (Britney Spears, Pitbull, Wiz Khalifa) and spanish rhymes provided by Mexican superstar Nina Dioz.
Read moreCheck out this new song from West Coast emcee Fashawn, called “Mother Amerikkka”, produced by Hecktik & Jukebawks.
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