OverDoz – New Ish + Oldie But Goldie [Audio]
Here’a a double dose of new music from LA quartet OverDoz. Press play on “New Ish” and “Oldie But Goldie” below.
Read moreHere’a a double dose of new music from LA quartet OverDoz. Press play on “New Ish” and “Oldie But Goldie” below.
Read moreEarlier this month, Tech N9ne released his 16th studio album The Storm — the sequel to his 1999 debut album The Calm Before the Storm. Tech recently spoke with HNHH about the vision behind his newest project. “I felt like it was time to go back to my roots,” he said. “And by me calling this ‘The Storm’ when that was ‘The Calm’ when I first started, it was going to push me to do the best music I’ve ever done. And I did it. And I’m proud of it.” “I had to go back to the The Calm because The Calm was a lot more gangster. Gangster-type music, grittier music,” he added. “In choosing my beats, I made sure they was banging and gritty.” Tech went on to elaborate on how how the album’s three levels — “Kingdom” (“Where all the narcissistic music is”), “Clown Town” (“Zanier music”), and “G Zone” — reflect the three core facets of his personality and explained the genesis of the album’s three most eclectic, exciting features: Jonathan Davis of Korn, Boyz II Men, and blues guitarist Gary Clark, Jr.”
Read moreHere’s the official music video for “In My Garden” off Arima Ederra’s “Temporary Fixes” EP.
Read moreOff that “Bad Neighbor” LP, available here.
Read moreAfter dropping his latest offering “Invincible Armour” featuring Method Man, Raekwon, Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, and more produced by Legendary Beatsmith, and Dame Grease, Joe Young wastes no time dropping the video for the Masta Killa assisted song “The Projects”. It’s important for the kids to know that the streets don’t love them. They should take the first ticket out the hood they can get. “A lot of the late great rappers died on the streets in their own hood.” Joe Young explains. Take that journey with Young. You wont regret it.
Read moreDirected by Omar The Director.
Read moreBJ The Chicago Kid liberates a visual for his latest release “Uncle Marvin”.
Read moreThe always real Jabee brings a powerful performance to his track “Tried So Hard”. The soulful vocal sample and the vulnerability of his lyrics are emphasized by the haunting visuals of a man torn to pieces by the very people he craves to please.
Read more“Keep On Slippin” will appaer on the new Injury Reserve album, “Floss”, due out this Thursday.
Read more“Baby You” from The Game’s “1992” LP gets the visual treatment. Watch the video above.
Read moreHere’s Cornerboy P’s “The Art of Finessin’” mixtape. Take a listen below and head over to iTunes to support it.
Read moreTaken from Nolan’s “He(Art)” project, out now.
Read more“Red Book, Pt. 1” EP in stores now.
Read moreMick Jenkins drops the music video for “Spread Love” off his “The Healing Component” album, which is available now.
Read moreBeatsmith !llmind shares a new holiday-themed EP titled “Trap Carols”. Says !llmind “I love the holidays. It’s my favorite time of year. As much as I love Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men and Frank Sinatra singing Christmas carols every holiday season, I decided to create an alternative. Yes, this might piss your parents off. Yes, It might force you to pour a little extra liquor into your eggnog. However it makes you feel, I can guarantee it will get you into the holiday spirit. One warning though. It might cause damage to your speakers, so tread lightly.” Take a listen below.
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