The D.O.D Entertainment label have unleashed this brand new mixtape from London artist BiGGis. This is his debut mixtape and they have his second mixtape called ‘Street Politics’, which is due to be released soon. This style here is very raw and rugged with fans of the lyrically harder inncer-city style will adore. There’s some real killer tracks on this, making it a debut to be proud of. Check the the videos and grab the mixtape from the link below…
Download link: http://www.datpiff.com/mixtapes-detail.php?id=408673
Connect with Biggis:
http://www.facebook.com/biggisdod
http://www.twitter.com/biggisofficial
http://www.soundcloud.com/biggis
http://www.youtube.com/biggisdabiggest
We got sent this tasty little track yesterday. It’s a song that the longer you listen the more you hear the weird little parts, and extras; in short it has a lot of depth. The ending is super abrupt, and I like the disjointed vibe throughout the video and track alike. Along with the video and the usual bio, we were sent a short explanation behind the video and song, and I thought it was quite interesting, interesting enough to share with you all. I hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
For fans of Atmosphere, Cunninlynguists, Alias & Fakts and Rhyme Asylum.
“The song is based on samples and beats from Christer Haveland (CHB), with lyrics and further producing by Delario, and a vibe that immediately led to heavy studio sessions with producer Espen Andersen (Andersen Productions) that caught the intense, unnerving vibe with a gritty, borderline two-dimensional sound that makes you think of old black and white movies. Delario (Andreas Wallevik), inspired by artists as Atmosphere, Kendrick Lamar and The Streets, took on a challenge laying down the vocal tracks on this tune, which resulted in raw tracks with a strong focus, a dark contrast to what he is known for from previous albums, ep’s and mixtapes. The need to tell a story, replicate a feeling or a situation and the urge to create music that can engage the listeners inspires me as an artist” Delario says. This fall, Deadbeatz and Delario has further expanded their collaboration, and several new projects are lined up, featuring strong Norwegian artists like Galexy, Lenole PennaXum and Kjartan Gaulfossen, and movie production company Febril Film, which produced the video for “Teddy’s Nightmare”, and made an excellent use of elements from horror movies in order to set the mood for the video.”
We recently posted WhoIsParadise’s new free track ‘Two4Seven’ and now he’s released a video to go along with the track. Take a look, and if you’re feeling it then what do you know you can get the song for free by clicking the link above.
http://twitter.com/whoisparadise
http://www.whoisparadise.com
http://www.youtube.com/whoisparadise
Whilst everyone was getting their knickers in a twist over the Olympics, these dudes were penning this track.
“You might be flossing in your videos. but you’re still poor!” Haha!
I’m on Marlo’s team for this, dude doesn’t pretend to be anything other than himself, and it shows in his style and rhymes for sure. You have to respect that.




