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Day: September 17, 2015

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Locksmith – Horizons [Video]

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The second artist to Bless The Booth is Locksmith, a Bay Area veteran who, for those unfamiliar, is currently one of the nicest lyricists in hip-hop. Lock’s most recent album, “Lofty Goals”, was released at the end of June, and is what he calls his “most ambitious project to date.” On “Horizons,” Lock takes on some breezy production from our in-house beatsmith and DJ, T-GUT, not only providing endless bars but a great deal of knowledge as well. We’re just happy he could record sitting down, as he was unfortunately too tall for our Booth. For more Locksmith, make sure you check out Lofty Goals, in particular one of his Booth-acclaimed singles from the project, “For Now.” As for Bless The Booth, check back weekly (and subscribe to our YouTube channel) for more audio dopeness from the likes of Emilio Rojas, Obie Trice, Deniro Ferrar, Chaz French and more.

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The Underachievers – Evermore: The Art Of Duality [Album Stream]

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Here is an early stream of The Underachievers’ brand new album, “Evermore: The Art of Duality”, which will officially hit stores on September 25th. The project is 15 tracks deep and has no guest features. Take a listen below and pre-order your copy now on iTunes, if you like what you hear. Tracklist 01. Rain Dance (Phase 1 Intro) 02. Shine All Cold 03. Chasing Faith 04. Star Signs 05. The Dualist 06. Illusions 07. The Brooklyn Way 08. Reincarnation (Phase 2 Intro) 09. Take Your Place 10. Moon Shot 11. Generation Z 12. Allusions 13. We The Hope 14. Stay The Same

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Joe Budden – Slaughtermouse [Audio]

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Joe Budden returns with a new cut from his new LP “All Love Lost”, which can be pre-ordered here. Listen to “Slaughtermouse” below. Over the Araabmuzik production, Joe decides to pen an open letter & give praise to his Shady Records boss Eminem, referencing this as his version of “Stan.” Going in for nearly five minutes straight, listen as Joe compares & relates his past to that of Eminem’s in this deep & emotional new record. It serves as the follow up to “Broke.” Check it out.

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Bridget Kelly On Her New Life After Leaving Roc Nation + Why Being Independent Is Better [Video]

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The extremely talented yet equally as humble Bridget Kelly stopped by Sway in the Morning to discuss her new life as an independent artist. After splitting with Roc Nation, there were those inevitable questions looming due to the uncertainty of “What’s Next?” But, as she steps out into her own space it is quickly becoming apparent that her Grammy caliber pen, beautiful voice and genuine nature is more than enough to propel her successfully into this next stage. Not to mention she has been able to put a personalized stamp on television thanks to avenues like VH1 and FUSE allowing her to guest host. She really is just scratching the surface of what we think will be a long, fulfilling career. Without giving too much more away before you press play, enjoy the full interview below and be sure to check out her ‘Summer of 17 EP‘ as well.

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Kidd Kidd: “I Didn’t Feel Anything When I Was Shot 6 Times” [Video]

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Kidd Kidd spoke to DJ Smallz about getting shot six times and thinking that he was going to die, but the New Orleans native revealed that he didn’t feel anything when he was hit. The “I Am” emcee explained, “I guess it’s all about your adrenaline…When I got shot I didn’t feel nothing. Maybe I was just that mad, or maybe it was my adrenaline pumping, but I didn’t feel nothing.” The Louisiana-born rapper also spoke about coming out of the ordeal, but Kidd Kidd admitted that he never went in for his surgery to get the bullets removed. He added that he didn’t want to miss a performance, and the pain subsided, so Kidd Kidd said he wasn’t worried about the bullets still being inside of him. Check out the full interview above

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