Livn Proof is back for week 6 of his Be Classic Series. This time he goes in over some Eric B & Rakim beats.
Bristol, UK based producer Baileys Brown recently dropped this HEAVY 6 track EP ‘Fat Glitches Need Love Too’. Baileys Brown is another UK producer that we’re really feeling here at HHL&T, and this release will show you why.
‘Fat Glitches Need Love Too’ also features a crop of talented UK emcees, with verses from DGreen, Datkid, Confusion, Paro, B’Tol, Mylo Stone and Jinxsta JX.
You can stream and download the EP below. ‘Fat Glitches Need Love Too’ is available for a Name Your Price download, as always we urge you to throw what ever money you can towards the release, so artists can continue to make Hip Hop we all love!
https://baileysbrown.bandcamp.com/album/fat-glitches-need-love-too
BAILEYS BROWN Ft Dee Green, Datkid & Confusion – Dem or Us Anthem [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
CYPRESS HILL’S B-REAL, XZIBIT & DEMRICK PRESENT THEIR FIRST PROJECT AS A GROUP: SERIAL KILLERS. Last Week, the group released their debut project “Serial Killers Vol. 1,” which is available now for free download: http://livemixtap.es/j24.
Serial Killers unveil the visuals for “Wanted,” produced by G-Rocka & Medi, and directed by Matt Alonzo (Pusha T, Tyler The Creator, The Game, Ice Cube, etc.). “Wanted” continues the dark tone of their first video “First 48.” Click the link below and find out why they’ve been welcomed by new and old fans alike proving that they’re WANTED!
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New music video from Talib Kweli for his song “Hamster Wheel” off his new album Prisoner of Conscious in stores now. Song produced by Oh No. Music video directed by Slick & Sam Sneed for We Are Not Pilgrims
Executive-Producers: Chad Gittens, Chris Cannucciari, Kristen Frasier, Sam Sneed, Slick
Prisoner of Conscious iTunes Deluxe-Edition: http://smarturl.it/TalibPOC
The album is $9.99 at Best Buy or Purchase From Your Local Indie Record Shops: http://bit.ly/162Kfgs
Amazon Links:
Digital: http://amzn.to/15Liskr
CD: http://amzn.to/ZOPvvN
Vinyl: http://amzn.to/15LjjRZ
@talibkweli
West London’s Apex Zero has recently released his album ‘Reality Provoking Liberation’. One half of the city’s First and Last duo, he’s released a series of mixtapes and was a regular performer at the renowned End of the Weak / Speakers Corner nights, performing at the EOW World Finals in Berlin in 2010.
Citing influences which include Wu Tang, Immortal Technique, Pharoahe Monch, Skinnyman and Klashnekoff, he’s studied some of the best in the business to develop his own identity and style, and has become one of the most impressive new figures on the scene today.
The album includes features from Triple Darkness’ newest member Iron Braydz, Amy True from Caxton Press, London’s Invincible Armour and Hasan Salaam. His fierce flow style and subject matter throughout the album are in the best traditions of conscientious Hip Hop, intelligent rhymes & wordplay over almost entirely self produced beats with additional contributions from DJ Fortune and OMeziah.
There has been a fantastic response to the release, reflecting a real appreciation for the political and social issues addressed with skilled lyricism and a dynamic flow.
Reality Provoking Liberation is now available to buy digitally or in physical format here
APEX ZERO – CHAOTIC REVOLT (OFFICIAL HIP HOP VIDEO)
Apex Zero ft OMeza and Kyra – Our Times [Official Video]
APEX ZERO – POWER SOURCE (TERRORIST? RESPONSE. OFFICIAL VIDEO)
You can follow Apex on twitter @ApexZero00 and on facebook – Apex FirstandLast Zeroo
Mic Crenshaw and Dead Prez debuted their collaboration ‘Superheroes’ this past spring, hitting #2 on rapattacklives single charts. Now they return with a powerful music video to go with it. Directed and produced by Payam Sadri and Kevin Hasenkopf of Salmon 109, the video speaks to the true everyday “Superheroes” that support their families, guiding them to help tackle the current and future problems facing the planet.
Mic Crenshaw, born in South Chicago, is one of the definitive Hip Hop Artists to grace the Northwest. Crenshaw spent his formative years battling the emergence of white supremacist gangs in the streets of Minneapolis. Now as a musician, he uses his music, time and resources to help inspire others to take positive paths in their lives.
Crenshaw’s non-profit; Global Fam has help to setup and support a computer center in Burundi, central Africa. Over the past six-years, the center has educated over 800 locals with computer skills. Burundi shares a history and border with Rwanda, and is one of the fifth poorest countries in the world. The center is now thriving, and is expanding both in size and services.
Purchase the single at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/superheroes-feat.-dead-prez/id649264822?i=649264824
Pencils Not Pistols is the brand new E.P. from UK duo Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K. This unlikely duo linked up in late 2012 after Imperial sent K.I.N.E.T.I.K. a polite email requesting to collaborate. After being impressed with the spelling, grammar and attached beat in the email, K.I.N.E.T.I.K. jumped at the chance to work on some music with this courteous chap.
What initially began as a track for Imperial’s yet to be released solo album, slowly morphed into a collaborative project, which once again utilizes the tried and tested formula of one producer and one emcee. Following copious amounts of parma ham and pavlova, the two discovered that they not only share a similar outlook on music but on life itself. This mutual foresight enabled them to craft seven interlinked songs that all touch on different subjects in an honest yet humorous manner. Most importantly, the project reinforces the divine duality of the human experience, even in the midst of the laughs and giggles contained throughout.
The sample-based production on Pencils Not Pistols united both Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K. in their love for that strong tradition in Hip Hop. The duo pay homage with their artwork; as it is a parody of Biz Markie’s album, I Need A Haircut. As you might know, that was the album that changed music sampling law forever. Gilbert O’Sullivan… we see you. Sigh.
Future plans include a limited edition album of Pencils Not Pistols on vinyl with official merchandise. All funding will be generated by fan support.
“Pencils Not Pistols” EP is available at:
https://soundcloud.com/illect/sets/imperial-kinetik-pencils-not-pistols-ep
http://illect.bandcamp.com/album/pencils-not-pistols
Links
Twitter @ImperialBeats @IAmKinetik @illect
http://facebook.com/illect
http://facebook.com/imperialbeatsuk
http://illect.com
http://imperialbeats.co.uk/
Phaze is back with “Limelight” off the project “Camping Trips”. Check out the multiple cameos in the video including Dj Prophet & Dj Nelz, even one from Big Uncle Snoop & Daz Dillinger. Created by Peter Sobat.
http://youtube.com/savagephaze
http://breal.tv
http://instagram.com/brealtv
http://twitter.com/brealtv
Eklipse – Breathe In Slowly on UV
UK producer Klimeks returns from his last release ‘Glares’ and drops a brand new EP ‘Overnites’ a new dose of music from the 23 year old that will keep you warm over the winter season.
Overnites is a mix of electronic and lo-fi with hiphop and rnb elements that takes you on a journey thats makes for perfect night time listening.
Listen/stream/download Overnites here:
Social Links:
twitter.com/klimeks
www.soundcloud.com/klimeks
www.facebook.com/klimeks
