The extra track Drake spoe of from the So Far Gone EP droppin’ September 15th.
This track is dope. Gives all the more promise to his album. Son knows how to make songs. Period.
Props to OVO
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The extra track Drake spoe of from the So Far Gone EP droppin’ September 15th.
This track is dope. Gives all the more promise to his album. Son knows how to make songs. Period.
Props to OVO
If you read my Globetrotter Confession when I visited Dallas, you know that the original song was one of the gems of hip hop I found! This song knocks hard in the south and is official big car music! So I listenend to the remix, and this is even better. Everyone reps on their guest spots, and I must say Soulja Boy drops the hottest verse I ever heard him spit *straight face*
Check the track out and let me know what you think!
Dorrough feat. Snoop Dogg, Nipsey Hussle, Jim Jones & Soulja Boy – Ice Cream Paint Job (Remix)
Props to Nation
So there was a producer contest, this dude C-Sick won, and got an opportunity to record with Nas on his track! Pretty dope. I gotta say Nas kills this beat with that Nasty illmatic flow. Beat is decent too!
DOWNLOAD: Nas – Film (prod. C-Sick) | Mediafire
props: Shake
They got the band back together yall, and I’m hyped! If they would’ve came out at Summer Jam? PROBLEMS!!
Jadakiss feat. DMX, Eve, Drag-On, Styles P & Sheek Louch – Who’s Real (Remix)
props: Nahright.com (too lazy to get the hyperlink, no shots)
props: Info for the dirty version!
So hov has declared war on Skinny Jeans, and Autotune. Drawing the Line in the sand and all that Jazz. The beat is sick but IDK how succesful this anti-tune movement will turn out. Either way, check out the track and some bonus video of Flex and Mr Cee dropping this exclusive!
Jay-Z – D.O.A. (Death Of Autotune) (CDQ)
Jay-Z – D.O.A. (Death of Autotune) (Produced by No I.D.) Props|Nation
[youtube = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5cx37glT_I&feature=player_embedded]
[youtube = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B1wIbSU0Vk&feature=player_embedded]
The much hyped track is here, and it’s pretty dope!
The Clipse ft. Kanye West – Kinda Like a Big Deal
The guitars on this beat is Psychizophrenic!
Props to Nahright!
Tough freestyle over Flex’s favorite instrumental for rappers to kill!
What’s funny is dude has intros before the freestyle. Flex was VERY hyped to have him on the show, lolol.
Props to Eskay, Dre, and Nation as always.
Straight outta South Jamaica Queens comes the dude Dink Dinero! He’s a new artists whose been grinding out of state, building a heavy fanbase in ATL and the south. Don’t get it twisted though, the flow is all NY! This is my fam right here, and I’m proud of his hard work and happy to share good music with my people!
Check out this track and let me know what you think:
Style on em: DOWNLOAD
You can also hear his music on his Myspace page
Let me know what you think!
A lyrical prodigy with grounded sensibilities. F.A.M.E. successfully ties together the street vibe of his Jersey City, NJ upbringing with the worldly intelligence he has acquired through his meteoric rise to artistic relevance. A Graphic Fine Artist as well as a gifted, imaginative writer, F.A.M.E. has proven that his music is an experience to be seen and heard. With a host of supporters as well as the backing of the strong minded listeners, F.A.M.E. pushes toward a larger audience with every song and performance. When asked what his goals in music are, he humbly but sternly replies, ” I want to tour and see the world while making the music I hear in my heart.” – SOURCE
I always find it intriguing when artists put out free albums. It’s different than a mixtape in the sense that an album denotes focus and cohesion, while a mixtape is more street, freestyle, and experimental. F.A.M.E. attempts to bring a different niche to the over saturated hip hop genre, and he does it in style.
#1 – This album has few, if any profanity (if you consider N*gg@ a curse, place an asterisk). To me, this requires a certain skill. When we speak, it’s easy to use 4-letter words as placeholders when we can’t properly or cohesively convey our message. It’s also out o force of habit (present company included). I didn’t even notice until his manager Mike M. told meI listened a few times. He executes this effort well, as I didn’t miss the barrage of f, s, and n-bombs.
#2 – I would say he’s a borderline conscious emcee. He focuses on storytelling and clever wordplay to drop knowledge of his Jersey City and worldly experiences.
#3 – Production flows well. He has a few dudes on here who you may hear from in the future.
#4 – The most unique aspect of his album is the graphic art. F.A.M.E. deals in graphics design, and actually designed all the artwork for his album. He even created a graphic for every track on the album. As someone who’s done graphic design in a former life, let me say I’m truly impressed with the creativity!
FAVORITE TRACKS: Here it is & Icarus
Check it out and let me know your take: DOWNLOAD F.A.M.E. – Hard + Work
Check out this track from a new artist – Poe Picasso. The dude Blogxilla sent me over his link for review, and naturally I did my research. Here’s part of his bio off his Myspace Page:
Who is Poe Picasso?
Messianic (mes•si•an•ic) Adj. 1. Relating to the belief that someone or something will bring about a complete transformation of the existing social order.
In this time of need, we will all look to one, Poe Picasso. In hip-hop’s darkest hour, He brings truth to the light, sparking fire in the darkness. He embodies the artistic ingenuity of Pablo Picasso and the vivid imagery of Edgar Allan Poe; part artist, part poet; part MC, part noble savant.
Hailing from the Canarsie neighborhood of Brooklyn, Poe Picasso elicits the type of praise and admiration that was once only reserved for New York’s holy trinity (Biggie, Jay-Z & Nas). A street scholar fully immersed in the art form and culture, Poe has evoked comparisons to some of NYC’s most highly regarded MC’s. Exposure to the vaunted work of luminaries past, coupled with the culturally diverse sounds emanating through the borough of Kings has molded Poe’s unique musical outlook and sound. That sound is further enhanced by the innovative and dynamic duo of Problem Child and Architect, Poe’s childhood friends and in-house producers.
Picassos flow reminds me of a Boot Camp Click meets Mos & Talib. Conscious rap meets punchlines, without beating you over the head with a lecture. Dude seems confident. I’m defintiely going to keep my eyes open for more of his work.
Download| Poe Picasso – Speaking in Tongues
Check out his mixtape too
Download | Exhibit A: The Real Hip-Hop Project
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