Don’t let the production fool you, the lyrical content of this track is on the real.
Wu-Tang!
in celebration of this week’s recent American elections (and thankfully Romney not winning) comes a free download from Warren Wint featuring Osa and Eric Sosa called ‘The First Amendent’ with some tasty samples from A Tribe Called Quest.
More b-boys/b-girls in rap video please. Thank-you.
Milwaukee-bred, NYC-based emcee Signif presents “Rocket Fuel (PCP)”, the first single from the forthcoming album Significant Wizdom II: (Atypical), Signif’s second collaboration album with producer Gee Wiz. Their first collaboration album was released in spring 2011 (listen here), which Signif swiftly followed up with her album Embracing Rejection (listen here and watch the video to “Like My Style” here). “I touch on a few different topics; staying relevant, past delinquencies, why I’m fine with being heard and not seen,” Signif says of the new track. “The track title holds a drug reference that I refer to in the chorus ‘get em high, to the sky’. Addiction through music always feels good, so let me dope you!” SWII drops November 20.
For fans of Akilah Brock, early Mos Def, Homeboy Sandman.
The dudes from Madd Caesar have teamed up with Sabac Red (formerly of Non Phixion), Kiwi (formerly Native Guns), and Satellite High to release ‘Pet Elephant’. All the he money made from the song will go to the American Red Cross in order to help the victim of Hurricane Sandy. I hate saying it’s political because everything is linked to everything, and everything is political in some form or another (and if you didn’t understand what I just said, then you need to get yourself a nice cup of tea and list everything that’s currently worrying you). The subject matter is extremely relevant to the world’s current events, and it’s also extremely good. Go buy this song (it’s name your price), get yourself a sick track and help your fellow human out.
Aimee
A cheeky download from Master K Bar produced by Endemic. For fans of Chuwee, Fokis and other indie rappers you’re not cool enough to know.
To download the track for a mere 50p pence click the link below.
