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King Magnetic feat. Masta Ace, Slug & DJ Eclipse – Alone [Audio]

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On his brand-new banger “Alone,” King Magnetic trades fiery verses with two living rap legends, Slug (of Atmosphere) and Masta Ace, over hard-hitting production from Khrysis. Making the cipher complete is Queens’ own DJ Eclipse, who provides the slick scratches on the hook. The release of “Alone” follows two other heaters off Mag’s upcoming album, ‘Everything Happens 4 A Reason’: the symphonic slapper, “I’ll Show You” featuring Cappadonna and Dink, and the project’s inaugural leak, “Cash 4 Catastrophe” which was accompanied with a video: youtu.be/s_IqXSFglAs Just as fans enjoyed the real-talk of “Cash,” we’re treated to Hip-Hop in its purest form on “Alone.” Of course, we have King Mag and his teeth-gritting bars to thank for that, in addition to the always-sharp rhymes of his guests. Slug and Ace are the type of elder-rap statesmen who haven’t once lost a step in their decades-long careers, whether they’re talking their sh*t or serving up wisdom. The two provide a fine offering of both on “Alone” alongside King Mag, who in addition to his upcoming album is getting ready to hit the road soon. He’ll be touring alongside Wu-Tang Clan heavyweight Cappadonna, and up-and-comer Recognize Ali. “Alone” can now be played through all major streaming outlets, and is available for download as the third and final instant grat track off the iTunes pre-order for EH4AR, which drops next Friday (3/31) through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via King Mag Music.

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King Magnetic feat. Cappadonna & Dink – I’ll Show You [Audio]

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After dropping a serious slapper with “Cash 4 Catastrophe,” King Magnetic delivers a smooth and contemplative new single, “I’ll Show You,” featuring Wu-Tang’s very own Cappadonna, and soulful vocalist, Dink. The second single off King Mag’s upcoming ‘Everything Happens 4 A Reason’ further demonstrates the Allentown, PA’s skill set, which continues to grow with every track he drops. That much is evident on “I’ll Show You,” a head-nodding cut driven by its thoughtful meditations on police brutality and other issues plaguing our society. Cap bats cleanup on the track and provides his own bits of wisdom, noting poignantly that he has given “everybody knowledge to boost their self-esteem” for more than two decades now. And his appearance is fitting on multiple levels, particularly the fact that he’ll be touring with both King Mag and Recognize Ali in the coming month in promotion for ‘Everything Happens 4 A Reason.’ As for the melodic instrumental, it was supplied by acclaimed French producer Astronote, who has worked with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Blu, Talib Kweli, Little Simz, and more. And on “I’ll Show You,” Astro proves once again why he’s on the underground’s best kept secrets as he provides a soulful, jazzy backdrop for King Mag, Cap, and Dink. “I’ll Show You” can now be played through all major streaming outlets, and is available for download as the second and final instant grat track off the iTunes pre-order for ‘EH4AR,’ which drops Friday, March 31st through all major digital retailers and streaming

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Vice Souletric feat. King Magnetic – Respect The Legends [Audio]

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“Respect The Legends” is timeless, raw Boom bap from Vice Souletric and guest King Magnetic, who pay homage to the greatest to ever do it on the final single off ‘Vice for President 2.’ And it’s only right that they’re showin’ love over one hell of a slapper from the legendary 9th Wonder. In addition to being one of the albums standouts, the track also highlights Vice’s versatility on the mic. Whereas preceding singles “Return Of the Black Man” and “Stayin’ Out the Way” tackled social issues and technical abilities, respectively, “Respect The Legends” is an honest look into what makes Hip-Hop so amazing. It may be one of the youngest genres in music, but it’s already birthed a number of unmovable giants ranging from Big Daddy Kane, to the late Sean Price, to Kendrick Lamar (all of whom get shout outs, among many others). Vice also gives proper attention to Nicki Minaj, Lil Kim, and other gifted female emcees before ethering any dude who thinks otherwise: “Let me spell it out like Aretha/ Brothas probably mad because they can’t give them the urethra.” Ouch. Vice’s new album, ‘Vice For President 2: There’s No Tomorrow Til You Wake Up’ is due out Feb. 26 through his own United Grind imprint.

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