The newly release ‘No Mercy’ by BiG PSG (and produced by Tritone Beats) is off his soon to be released full length mix tape ‘Just Call Me P‘, but if you want some of that free goodness then look no further than his already out EP ‘What’s a Prestyle?’
I didn’t just like the song because it had skate parks in it, but it definitely helped. Peep this track and be exposed to some honest and well written verses from the lovely shores of this rainy country.
Nottingham MC Karizma and Philadelphia producer Starkey join forces for Karizma’s new single Bad Boy (in a Different Way) which was premiered on Hyperfrank’s official Youtube page on 13 October 2011. The video was directed by Faolan Jones http://www.junglewirefilm.com
Karizma is a Nottingham based MC who started out with local Hip-Hop group Out Da Ville in 1998 alongside Scorzayzee, Lee Ramsay, C-Mone, Tempa and Instinct. He has collaborated with UK Hip Hop’s founding father Rodney P (London Posse) and has performed alongside Afrika Bambaata, Gza (Wu Tang), De La Soul, and Estelle to name a few. Karizma’s MC style spans across ‘hip-hop, grime, dubstep and anything with a beat’.
Starkey is a super-producer and DJ from Philadelphia. He has remixed and worked with some of the biggest names in the UK music scene including Kozzie, P Money, Trim and Virus Syndicate. Nottingham-based production duo BeatGeeks and DJ (Rogue and Nasty FM) and producer Illmana provide official remixes for ‘Bad Boy’.
Karizma released his first solo mixtape ’10/10′ in February 2011. He also hosts regular dubstep event Basslaced and has performed alongside Mercury Prize winning Producer MJ Cole on a number of occasions most recently at Standon Calling Festival in Hertfordshire. Uniquely, during live events Karizma takes subjects from the audience to freestyle. In this performance the crowd gave him three random subjects; Shoes, Kebabs and T*ts and A*s. This summer Karizma also performed alongside Starkey at London’s Lovebox festival.
BadBoy in a Different Way is released 28 November on Bad Mannerz Entertainment
‘Crack Cocaine’ is by Birmingham’s Malik MD7 and is taken off his ‘Malik Mania’ mixtape hosted by DJ Ames and is available for FREE download. Video fimed and edited by Curtis Reid.
Malik MD7 – Malik Mania (Hosted By DJ Ames)
01 – Intro
02 – Ready To Go
03 – My Advice
04 – Top Man
05 – A Dream Within A Dream
06 – Ghetto Entrapenoir (Ft Precha)
07 – 30 Rounds
08 – Hot Toddy Finalization!!
09 – Unthinkable
10 – 0121 Extended Verse
11 – Birmingham City!!
12 – Jungle [REMIX]
13 – 1Day Theme
14 – My Green Lover
15 – Out To Get Mine
16 – Thief In The Night
17 – The Realness
‘Troy Davis Lives Forever’ by Rebel Diaz and produced by Agent of Change, is a letter to Troy Davis, who was murdered by lethal injection on 21 September 2011, in spite of a massive international campaign for clemency. Sampling Billie Holiday’s classic song ‘Strange Fruit’, the song highlights the parallels between traditional racism – where black people could be lynched by paramilitary mobs like the KKK – and the modern systemic racism where black people can be legally lynched on the orders of appointed officials.
Forward against the racist system, by any means necessary.
MCM is regarded as one of the pioneers of UK Rap. Formally the front man of legendary Hip Hop group Caveman, MCM returns with what many regard as the best material of his career.
‘Fry You Like Fish’ is a NEW hip-hop version of the original track released by Caveman back in the 1990’s and is taken from the new MCM Album – The Gospel: The Missing Gems of MCM Caveman.
There are many other missing gems from ‘The Gospel’ Album a Two-hour real hip hop joint with over 30 tracks. Available on the following links….
