More international connections going down here with Macabeats outta Baltimore in the States teaming up with dope French producer Keno Beats, the track also features Jigsaw.
Links:
Twitter.com/macabeats
Twitter.com/kenobeats
More international connections going down here with Macabeats outta Baltimore in the States teaming up with dope French producer Keno Beats, the track also features Jigsaw.
Links:
Twitter.com/macabeats
Twitter.com/kenobeats
Hip Hop is truly a Universal Language as demonstrated by The Holstar and Poison Hertz Present Universal Language; a 10 track project that is a collaborative effort a few years in the making.
Poison Hertz and The Holstar first met on myspace in 2008 and did a few songs together including the classic “Take Us There” featuring Dope G.
Hip Hop is their “Universal Language” as The Holstar from Zambia and Poison Hertz from Argentina use google translator to communicate but the music making process doesn’t need any translation.
Links
www.facebook.com/theholstar
www.facebook.com/poizonhertz
www.twitter.com/theholstar
With the fifth and final leak before Marco Polo drops his highly-anticipated free-LP, Newport Authority 2.
Marco states “I did a remix for “Stand Up” off the brand new Adrian Younge presents The Delfonics project (who am I big fan of, y’all should cop anything he’s a part of.) Adrian sent me the album early and I made this beat. Tragedy was originally gonna lay down one verse on this on some freestyle sh*t, but once I started hearing his bars I refused to let this be a one verse song! Three verses later and appropriate hook by Slap aka Fizzy Womack aka Lil Fame we have the “Stand Up” remix. Tragedy will have an alternate version of this song on his upcoming album as well. Now please enjoy the final leak from Newport Authority 2!”
Adrian Younge Presents The Delfonics is available via the Waxpoetics store: store.waxpoetics.com/products/pre-o…e-delfonics-lp
REKS returns to save the day with yet another leak from ‘Revolution Cocktail’ courtesy of Miami producers Anthem and Vintage. Mighty Mouse Trap Rap is a hard hitting head banger sure to increase the buzz behind this highly anticipated but increasingly delayed project.
‘Knock Knock’ is lifted from UK legend Ty and is taken from the album ‘Kick Snare & An Idea’ out digitally now via Tru Thoughts. Look out for vinyl release by Record Breakin.
Buy from iTunes: http://bit.ly/aksaai_itunes / direct from Tru Thoughts: http://bit.ly/aksaai_etch
http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk
http://www.tymusic.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/TYMusicFanpage
http://www.twitter.com/tymusic
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West London duo SYXX & ZUSHI aka The Locksmiths are back with a new video for their track ‘Brighter Day’ featuring April.
Get “The story of the Unknown EP’ here for FREE
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If you think that perhaps I have this notion that Apathy and Thesis43 can pretty much do know wrong, then you’d probably be right. Well, I’d say they have a healthy 95% at the very least, and this is definitely not a part of that rare 5%.
A heavy, relentless and hardcore track from the pair, much like you’d probably expect. Then again even when they’re writing their most introspective songs, they still can’t escape that same tenacity they have in songs like this. Hey, if it ain’t, don’t fix it (and it’s free hoohoo).
This is the second single from Thesis43’s latest EP ‘The Era EP’.
A perfect song for weather like this. The flow and style demonstrated in this song shows why UK Northern rappers have as much talent and steez as their Southern cousins. The beat is understated and crafted nicely, which works perfectly with the horn samples. Get this in your ears. Any MC that says “while these rappers have their knickers in a twist, need to settle down” gets my vote.