Not sure what’s good with all these artists copying Rick Ross’s and Ace Hood’s (recent) style of rhyming. #Notafan, yet this beat which was most likely produced by Lux Luger (drums), is good enough to get some play over here, so I’m kicking it out to you all. This one happens to be off his April 12th release Black Thoughts Vol. 2
Spotted at WSHH
May 3rd marks the return of a legendary group, The Beastie Boys. For their first release off Hot Sauce Committee Part Two the boys take it back to the 90s with some signature “boom bap.” Just press play and stop second guessing it.
Freeway teams up with two of Miami’s dope artists for the remix to an even doper track. I think this is playlist-worthy.
Weed fans, you already know where this song is going from the title. Guess that’s the new genre of rap. *heads to the next isle.*
Off Lucas’s I brought Dead Flowers to A Funeral.
New music from two of XXL’s “Freshmen” past and present. With production from Don Cannon, who hasn’t produced a noticeably weak record that I know of, this track bumps hard. Pittsburgh and D.C.
You know what time it is people. #TheWednesdayBuzz time. This week, I’ve teamed up with Hollywood Floss, who’s done songs with some of my favorite new artists, to bring you a dope track. You should be able to tell from the artwork what this is about. Enjoy.
Gambino (Donald Glover) is simply on fire. But I’ll let him explain this project.
My friend Errol and I have been working on I Do Not Talk for a very long time. He’s been perfecting the tracklist and has done a truly amazing job. The mixtape starts off with a Donald that is rough around the edges and takes you from there through his artistic development one song at a time. You see him rectify aspects of himself, such as changing his voice to sound nasally, and grow into the artist that we know today.
Donald might dislike his older material and without question has gotten better, but there is some serious integrity in the writing from the beginning that is made clear on this mixtape. The music selection of I Do Not Talk perfectly leads listeners into Culdesac. And in my opinion, is a must have for all fans and Hip Hop aficionados.
Tracklisting after the jump
