Rapper/Producer duo Strangers Of Necessity are back with another dope collab, this time joining forces with one of Chicago’s most promising artist, Vic Spencer. ‘Dark Purple’ finds Fooch and Vic verbally attacking major labels, watered down rappers and naysayers over some gritty hard hitting production from CoryAyo.
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Ikes brings us his latest release with “Jason.” Ikes gives us a clever play on words building off the horror theme. The talented emcee continues to show us the depth of his artistry and as we get closer to the release of his full project the music continues to sound good. Take a listen and stay tuned for more.
Inspired to start rapping by his uncle at age 9, Apocalypse the Pressure has been making music for over 30 years. When he was just a boy, he used to make tapes in local DJ Ron’s basement and sneak down to listen to them, laying the foundation for his music career. Known in the music world for his features on Delicious Vinyls “Prime Cuts Vol. 1” and Domingo’s compilation album (“Same Game/New Rules”), his work with his partner Screwmanew in the group United Grind Fam (“No Plan B”), as well as two albums done with Masta Ace (“Disposable Arts” and “A Long Hot Summer”), this is his first solo album. A native to Brooklyn, Apocalypse the Pressure hopes that his music shows people that no matter what the struggle is, it’s possible to overcome and find success.
Coming with the first single “Addicted” (Produced by RuzBeatz) off his debut album “The Wake Up Call”, Apocalypse says of the song “This is my ode to not being able to quit on my dream of making it regardless of the hardships and disappointments that come with it.”
RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION – Produced by Empdy. Featuring Logic, Big Cakes, Jody McIntyre, Joshua, Mai Khalil, Daniel, Oracy, Kingpin, Filfy, DISL Automatic, Moonflwr, Nate, Cyclonius, Mohammad Yahya, Rob Heaton & Sonny Green.
Artwork by Maryam Mazraei.
Download Link: http://bit.ly/getrighteous
1) The Future Is Ours
2) Dry My Tears
3) The Runaround
4) Heart To Heart
5) Another Place
6) Spiritual Warriors
7) Enough’s Enough
8) War Cry
9) Not Over Yet
10) The Injustice is Clear
Eff Yoo’s blend of braggadocios rhymes, intellect and imagination bring shine to, ‘Papa Dios’. Whereas some tracks, such as the album’s opener, “The First Power”, followed by, “Lust In Eden”, give off a more laid back vibe, others such as the cinematic “This Is The End” and “Don’t Blame The Messengers”, prove that Eff isn’t afraid to deliver his wrath to the critics and haters.
Combined, the ten track offering bravely showcase Eff’s lyrical depth and poetic genius. Papa Dios includes guest features from the likes of Tragedy Khadafi, Thirstin Howl III, Nems, Spit Gemz, Born Unique and Godilla. Stream “Papa Dios” below and/or purchase through Bandcamp, courtesy of Platformz Records to support the artist.
Eff Yoo – The First Power [VIDEO]
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24 tracks of dope lyricism from the UK’s Emcee Killa mixed by the super dope DJ Jabbathakut and featuring a whole host of talent. Stream and download it here…..
1.EMCEE KILLA – WAR (PROD BY ZETIA
2.EMCEE KILLA – THE LAST OF A DYING BREED FEAT THEME & SKIRMISH (PROD BY 7TH DAN)
3.EMCEE KILLA – EVERY MOVE FEAT EFEKS & MANAGE (PROD BY JACK DIGGS OF TPS)
4.EMCEE KILLA – EN BLOCK FEAT LACRAPS,MANAGE & MASTA PI (PROD BY GRIM REAPERZ)
5.EMCEE KILLA – THE POWER OF WORDS FEAT FRANE (PROD BY FRANE)
6.CAXTON PRESS – LIGHT THE FUSE FEAT ULTIMA AVISO (PROD BY HUECO)
7.EMCEE KILLA – LET IT BE (PROD BY JABBATHAKUT)
8.EMCEE KILLA – LONG TIME COMING FEAT ANONAMIS (PROD BY AUTOMATE BEATMAKER)
9.EMCEE KILLA – NO WAY BACK (PROD BY THINK)
10.EMCEE KILLA – REFERENCE FEAT TUPAN (PROD BY CROWN OF GRIM REAPERZ)
11.EMCEE KILLA – DESERT STORM (PROD BY CROSSBONE T)
12.CAXTON PRESS – GRIM (PROD BY CROWN OF GRIM REAPERZ)
13.EMCEE KILLA – DESERT STORM (BREAKERS REMIX)
14.CAXTON PRESS – WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW (PROD BY CROWN OF GRIM REAPERZ)
15.EMCEE KILLA – THE KEY TO OUR SURVIVAL FEAT APEX ZERO & OMEZA OMNISCIENT (PROD BY KELAKOVSKI)
16.EMCEE KILLA – PRESSURE IN SISDEM FEAT MOOCHA,ISHU & WILD EYE (PROD BY MOOCHA)
17.EMCEE KILLA – IF I HAD IT MY WAY (PROD BY UTOPIKO)
18.CAXTON PRESS – NOT THE FACE YOU SEE FEAT RADANSA (PROD BY RADANSA)
19.CAXTON PRESS – PRESS PLAY (PROD BY MANAGE)
20.EMCEE KILLA – LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD (PROD BY CROWN OF GRIM REAPERZ)
21.EMCEE KILLA – FINALCURTAIN FEAT MANAGE & JABBATHAKUT (PROD BY 2DEEP OF ANNO DOMINI)
22.EMCEE KILLA – LIVE FREESTYLE @ YOU & ME (PROD BY SUPERVILLAIN OF GRIM REAPERZ)
23.EMCEE KILLA – OUTLOOK (PROD BY TQ)
24.EMCEE KILLA – IN FOR THE KILL FEAT SHAMELESS & YOUNG KOF (PROD BY THE ELEMENTZ)
Also you can get Emcee Killa’ latest release the remarkable album ‘Zapatista’ destined to be a hip-hop classic. It’s the result of a 10-year collaboration between eMCee Killa and Grim Reaperz – who first teamed up to record “Let Me Be Understood”, as featured on the Crown da Reaperz album “Just Listen”.
Zapatista – Supporter of the Mexican revolutionary force working for social and agrarian reforms and which launched a popular uprising in the state of Chiapas in 1994.
Also on CD & Vinyl http://grimreaperz.bandcamp.com/album/zapatista
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Born and raised in New York City’s very own Chelsea Elliot projects in the lower westside section of Manhattan comes an underground artist with incredible lyrical wordplay,and story telling ablilty his name is “Frank Castle”. Coming from a Hispanic family of Puerto Rican heritage, Castle always had an interest in hip-hop. At an early age, around six years old by listening to “Crossroads” by Bone Thugz N Harmony, Rakim’s “I Ain’t No Joke” & Kool G Rap’s “Men At Work” for the first time which branched off to be inspired by other artist such as ‘Big Pun, Notorious B.I.G., Big L, 2pac and also Nas”.
When Media Famous asked Frank Castle to best describe his song with the legendary Kool G Rap he said “The song is basically two great emcees displaying their lyrical prowess and knowledge to the world based on their experiences and the art of emceeing on this new generation of rappers hence the name of the song the “Daily Word” like a newspaper telling everyone to listen up here’s the daily word of this rap shit.”
Purchase Frank Castle Feat. Kool G Rap “Daily Word” on iTunes
IG & Twitter: @DaRealFrankCast
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Two of my favourite UK lyricists Scorzyazee and Chester P combine for this dope joint produced by The Elementz and featuring cuts from sick UK turntabilist DJ Woody. ‘Double Dragon’ is the first drop from Scorz highly anticipated ‘Aeon: Peace To The Puzzle’, Released worldwide 20-04-15
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