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Day: July 2, 2017

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SkyBlew x SublimeCloud – Destined: The [R​]​Evolution [Album]

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As celebration for a Dream coming true of having their music used by Funimation; SkyBlew & SublimeCloud (The Digi Destined), surprised the ColorfulDreamers, with the follow up to “Destined: The Rebirth”! “The Revolution Won’t Be Televised… The Evolution Will…” Stream or download “Destined: The [R​]​Evolution” below. SkyBlew x SublimeCloud – Destined: The [R]Evolution by SkyBlew

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Pacewon & Mr. Green feat. Chris Rivers – Massacre [Audio]

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It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from them, but the much-heralded duo of Pacewon and Mr. Green are back at it with “Massacre”, a bruising new single featuring Bronx spitter Chris Rivers (Big Pun’s son). After dropping two acclaimed releases—2008’s “The Only Color That Matters is Green” and 2012’s ‘The Only Number That Matters is Won’—the New Jersey-hailing emcee and producer are back together and sounding as good as ever. And they couldn’t have picked a better title for their new track than “Massacre”, because it’s a well-placed punch to the throat of any wack artists listening to it. Pacewon leads the charge over the slapping production from Mr. Green, who blends and manipulates layers of samples on top of one another. It’s a fitting setting for his tag-team partner, who raps about choking trash rappers and hanging them from his rear-view. The same goes for Rivers, who bodies the beat with references to Super Smash Bros. and King Arthur in addition to a variety of flows. What “Massacre” boils down to is a raw Hip-Hop showcase, with Pace and Green demonstrating that their chemistry is alive and well. If you’d like to support, “Massacre” is now available through the digital outlet of your choice via Raw Poetix Records.

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DJ Concept – RIP Prodigy (A Live Mix Of Dusty Infamous Originals) [Audio]

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This past June 20, the world lost one of its most talented and influential voices of all time when Albert Johnson, better known as Prodigy, lost his life-long fight with sickle-cell anemia. And as we all learn how to cope with such a huge loss, artists like DJ Concept are dealing with P’s passing the only way they know how: by providing art that pays tribute to the rapper’s incredible legacy. For the Long Island, NY deejay/producer, this meant taking to his turntables and record collection to put together this brand-new mix, the fittingly titled “RIP Prodigy”. It’s a non-stop, 23-minute live mix that Concept recorded shortly after learning of the Queensbridge artist’s passing. It pays homage to the legendary emcee by showcasing many of the original samples that he rapped over, either as a solo artist or as one half of Mobb Deep. “It’s my homage to Prodigy and his soundscape, which was very influential to my sound as a producer,” Concept explains. “Banging joints like ‘The Realest,’ ‘Keep It Thoro,’ ‘HNIC’… I remember thinking, ‘This is the sound I wish I could make.’” “RIP Prodigy” kicks off with a chills-inducing a cappella recording of Prodigy rapping his opening bars of “Shook Ones Part II”. Then, you’re treated to more audio from P that pops up in between a slew of soul and funk originals that’ll leave you revisiting his and Mobb Deep’s catalogue all over again. #InfamousForever

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Shateish – The Re-Awakening [EP]

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Shateish hits us with her new EP, “The Re-Awakening”. Shateish is a soulful blues R&B singer from Portsmouth, Virginia which is home to many legends great like Ruth Brown, Ella Fitzgerald, Missy Elliot and Nicole Wray. Shateish has paired her commanding powerful vocals with Grammy award music producer Nottz vehement beats to conceive a unique and dynamic Hip-Hop Blues vibe on her introductory EP. Throughout her vocation, she has been featured on several Nottz underground classic productions that add to her discography including such songs as “Still Here” by Scarface, “Bloody Moon” by The Game, “How Many Tears?” by Nottz presents: DMP featuring Pusha-T and “Truth” by Blu & Nottz, Shateish decided to step into the past on this EP to bring back a Unforgotten legendary whom music never saw the limelight in the late 60s and 70s, Ruby Johnson was a fervent R&B singer from North Carolina and Virginia border that was once sign to Stax/Volt Records, the label in-house producers was unable to achieve a breakout hit single to match Ruby Johnson supreme vocal during the rise of the soul era which ultimately led to her release from the label roster. Shateish feel in her heart that Ruby unfinished sound deserved to be heard with the most highly respect. Therefore Shateish have decided to dedicated “The Re-Awakening” EP to the late Ruby Johnson. Press play on “The Re-Awakening” below. I’ve also included the music video for “”No, No, No” down bottom.

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Supakaine feat. DaG – Incense [Video]

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Detroit stand up! Supakaine is out here really repping for his hometown and isn’t stopping any time soon. The young rapper has released multiple projects– including the buzz-worthy, Ghetto America– and has been on a nationwide tour with Slum Village. But instead of taking a break after all that, Supakaine is using that motivation to put out more music. Recently releasing his track, “Incense,” Supakaine is back with the visual for the track. The video–featuring DaG (also the producer)– was directed by Joe Robinson and the visuals were put together by Lawraines. It has a chill vibe to it and definitely matches the smooth vibe of the track. Check out Supakaine’s visual for “Incense,” featuring DaG above and tell us what you think!

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