On the heels of the release of their new solo projects this is the record “Sire”, recorded back in June for the We Three Kings project. Produced by South London’s MotelEola, featuring the vocals of JohnNY U., Lafayette Stokely and J.ManifestO. The three New York emcees flow over the very soulful, sample heavy beat with incredible prowess and vivid lyrics to match
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Korry Deez enlisted two of Toronto’s Top Producers to add a new dimension to his controversial underground anthem, ‘Gotta Get It’. Filthy dirty producer Lancecape flips a J Dilla sample, used by Busta Rhymes, creating more of a mellow vibe alongside Korry’s gritty flow. Meanwhile, veteran beatsmith Phat Tony, a.k.a. Big Tweeze, unleashes the groove, giving ‘Gotta Get It’ the feel of being out on a late night drive through the city. These new impressions of an already stellar tune now make it very difficult to select which ‘Gotta Get It’ will be your favorite.
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Ryan Collins Featuring Moka Blast- “Snap Backs & Dope Raps”, Produced by The Rejectz.
Here’s the single/title track off of the “How Cliché’” EP by AG Flux of Black Mask & Prime Element member A.V.I.U.S. This track is a great lead into what’s to come on December 12th. A soulful, dreamy vibe with an aggressive edge that keeps your head nodding. The two emcee’s tackle some notable phrases as well as give you some insight as to why they formed the project. To meet a common ground with the listener, yes, but also to take these well-known sayings and reflect them back to their worlds and personal experiences in life…
Production and Scratches by AG Flux.
FREE download of “How Cliché’” EP Available December 12, 2013
Hailing from Sydney, Australia, JAX is the latest artist to release a beat tape on the HardJazz7 Net label. Specializing in Experimental Hip Hop, the young beatsmith comes up with 9 tracks that display his skill on the SP-404. “SONIC.” is now available to download digitally here
Continuing on with their impressive path of consistent releases. Swedish emcee lyrical, and California’s very own Anterluz now give us ‘Between The Lines’.
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UK beat collective Soulful Chemistry are back again with the release of Beat Tape Vol. 5 which includes new additions to the roster!
Soulful Chemistry is a collective of artists bringing you smooth beats and flows and fresh talent. Started late 2011 by founder Johnny North as a platform for up and coming producers. Soulful Chemistry’s main aim is to create a tight family of artists who share the same passion and love for hip-hop.
Stream and download this dope collection of beats here
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UK Hip Hop duo Subculture Sage’s Childhood MIXTAPE is a 45-minute serving of the duo’s favourite hiphop from back in the day (like a bibliography of essential reading) from Slum Village to Roots Manuva and The Fugees to Skinnyman. The Mixtape has been cut with clippings from an exclusive interview with the duo where they discuss London’s hiphop scene, their experience of growing up in London and various ideologies of hiphop.
With only 2 singles under their belt, they have received widespread support from UK radio, many renowned publications and the Brooklyn studio responsible for all the early Wu-Tang and Gang Starr records. The Childhood MIXTAPE reveals some of the mystery around the duo giving a deeper perspective on them as artists and as people.
Listen to the duo’s 2nd single, ‘Childhood’ HERE
‘The CHILDHOOD MIXTAPE’ tracklist
1. Public Enemy – Show ’em Whatcha Got
2. Busta Rhymes – Woo Hah! Got You All In Check
3. Das EFX – Real Hip-Hop
4. Method Man & Redman – How High (Remix)
5. Q-Tip – Believe
6. Subculture Sage – Childhood
7. Common – Watermelon
8. The Fatback Band – (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop
9. Skinnyman – Fuck The Hook
10. Mystro – Awkward Thief
11. Slum Village – I Don’t Know
12. The Fugees – Zealots
13. Redman – Green Island
14. Task Force – Graf Da Bus Up
15. Fallacy & Fusion – The Groundbreaker
16. Craig Mack – Flava In Ya Ear
17. Roots Manuva – Kicking The Cack
18. James Brown – People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
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