Lowkey drops the latest offering from his soon to be classic album ‘Soundtrack To The Struggle’ which is released at midnight tonight. Track produced by Show N Prove. Video produced by Global Faction.
Buy Soundtrack To The Struggle here : http://itunes.apple.com/gb/preorder/soundtrack-to-struggle…/id460452870
BANDCAMP LINK http://firstson.bandcamp.com/album/art-illery-e-p
FREE DL OF COMFORT ZONE http://firstson.bandcamp.com/track/comfort-zone
The new ep from Rhode Islands Troop Raw is finally here. Troop has been a constant figure on the RI scene for years,a part of many groups,most recently Boombox Saintz with LordWillin’, Boombox Saintz recently toured East Coast USA with Danny Diablos Ill Roc Records. The ep only has 2 featured artists Swann & LordWillin and features production from Enlight, Studs Ramrod,Shroomz One and Mic Feen.
Already the single Comfort zone has been played on The Bottomless Crates Radio Show on NE1 FM, Thomas Handsomes shows Dumb Up Radio (Fleet DJs),Dumb Up Radio 2.0 motahiphop.com and Lokal Vokalz on 89.5fm KOPN in Columbia MO and on DJ 456 to and by DJ Modesty on his Real HipHop Show and also on Matt Chans show,Straight No Chaser on CJSF in Canada. It was also featured on Thomas Handsomes mixtape Sweet Sixteen (Coast 2 Coast) and DJ Nominals Revolutionary Riot Report Volume 13.
Troop is also a well known name in graff circles in his hometown and beyond and this ep is definetely one for the graff heads. Troop displays his versatility for hardcore punchlines while still keeping it grounded in real life,switching from typical bragging bars to dropping jewels on loyalty,brotherhood and the struggle to live in these uncertain times.
Originally the art.Illery project was meant to be his debut album on First Son Records but Troop had some minor legal problems that he had to deal with and is now finishing off a 12 month bid.
So heres an EP of 6 bangers with all proceeds going to his family.
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TROOP RAW – COMFORT ZONE (PROD. BY STUDS RAMROD)
Troop Raw feat LordWillin and Swann ” Don’t Wanna Die”
Music from Indestructible out now: http://bit.ly/nkyWYy.
Video Directed by Donald Robinson Cole & Olise Forel
Follow Sway on his journey towards the release of his highly anticipated third studio album entitled “The Deliverance”. This episode shows us the making of Sway’s new release “Still Speedin'”.
In case you missed it first time round
Sway – Still Speedin
Sway ft Kano – Still Speedin (Remix)
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Sometimes I wake up and there is just too much good music for me to listen to all in one go. I wish I had 4 sets of ears, then I’d be set for life.
Noah Francis is a South Wales born vocalist that’s already collaborated with Royce Da 59, Wu Tang’s Killer Bees and Dillinger Escape Plan. Check the credentials! His biography reads like a movie script, he was ever so close to throwing the mic in for a pair of boxing gloves. Anyway enough of my yada yada and peep the video and be convinced yourself. His new album “Immortal” will be out in January so here’s a little taster in anticipation.
Gearing up for his 2011/12 album release: Bass Music Adventure / Escapism, Inja steps up his pace with the first single Laters Later, crossing channels and genres in an explosive hook up with Northern French / Belgian bass fanatics, Allouette Street records. A rave-bound blend of grime, dubstep and industrial electronics from Lille production duo Hungry Studio grips Inja’s renowned lyrical hyper-activity to create a perfect, thumping compromise of UK grime, rap, European electronics and pure bass music adventuring.
Next up is Pepper Sauce, a single to wet our appetites and dance floors as Inja turns up the heat a little, relaxes a little and takes to the streets carnival style. The track is an explosive collaboration, blending the reggae production of Northern French DJ Edsik (Allouette Street Records) with Injas lyrical hip-hop mastery. Pepper Sauce is a perfect example of this emcees ability to float rhymes seamlessly across styles and seas, to uplift crowds and – something hip-hop tends to forget – have a f*cking laugh now and then. Inja comes back to his beloved reggae roots with style in this search for his number one dietary requirement.
Hear Laters Later Here:
http://soundcloud.com/injamusic/sets/laters-later-01-10-2011/
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