Utopia from the Broken Dialect crew drops some bars for the Wvmovement cameras
Newt Films caught up with Courtz from Justify The Cause blessing for another in their series of Throw Down Sessions – Catch him at Homegrown Hiphop 4th April.
Filmed and edited by @bboywattsy
Artist: Courtz @justifythecause
Beat: Sinful Bliss (prod. Paul Nice)
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First track of spanish group ULTIMO AVISO belonging to a series of three singles that will be launched progressively while working on his new album.
“LIGHT THE FUSE” is produced by HUECO (Ultimo Aviso) and in it have the collaboration of the London group CAXTON PRESS recently awarded as the best HipHop album of the year in UK. The video was recorded and produced in London by GLOBALFACTION.
All singles appear in digital sales through iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Deezer, etc … through INFRAMUNDO PLATFORM and CPR (Caxton Press Records).
Buy now “LIGHT THE FUSE” + instrumental version:
ESPAÑA: https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/lig…
UK: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/lig…
TWITTER: http://twitter.com/UltimoAvisoCrew
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/UltimoAviso
YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/UltimoAvisoficial
OFFICIAL WEB: http://www.inframundoplatform.com
BEATS: http://soundcloud.com/huecoprods
Taken From Messi-Mussiah Album (Turn The World Upside Down) available to stream and download for Pay Your Own Price, as always please donate something towards the artists hard work. Filmed Edited By Utopia – Timu
http://brokendialect.bandcamp.com/alb…
AZ goes in on a medley of beats provided by DJ Doo Wop. Look out for ‘Doe or Die II’ coming soon.
Video directed by Chase Million
Download mp3 here – https://soundcloud.com/clockworkmusic…
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London based recording artist Potent Whisper drops an exclusive audio leak of ‘One Second Chance’, feat Andrae Bentley and produced by Major Keys.
Ex brit school graduate Potent Whisper built solid momentum in 2012 with a string of single and music video releases, accompanied by features in international music publications. His previous single “The Boom Bap Bounce” ft. Rebel MC AKA Congo Natty and Nanci Correia (from the duo Nanci & Phoebe) received airplay from BBC Radio 1, clocked up over 20k views to date on YouTube and served as the official anthem for the ‘Boom Bap Festival’ 2012.
Potent now looks set to continue that trend in 2013 with the release of ‘One Second Chance’, an honest and heartfelt love song from the 23 year old rapper. Featuring a stunning chorus line courtesy of Andrea Bentley, the track demonstrates Potent’s ability to deliver impelling wordplay, and carries a heavy message which many will find relatable.
After going through 5 emails in a row of super bad music, it was very refreshing to come across Natural. This dude is real, no bling, no frills. A straight-up hip-hop kid, and ’20 Something’ is a great introduction to his album also of the same name. It’s a retrospective of his own life and upbringing, and is personal enough to keep it interesting. It’s also extremely relatable if you’re a 20 something currently moseying along the road of vagueness and ‘errrr, what do I do now?’.
I’m currently spinning his record as I type this so I’m not going to lie and pretend, and write a review of an album I haven’t finished yet. I will say though, a few songs in and I can already tell this dude is as open as they come. He is what he says, and says what he is. I’m a fan of the production and instrumentation on ‘Postcards’, and ‘Go To Work’ is my life.
Give the video a gander, then give the album a spin.
Now, now don’t you be a judgemental Judy and think that just because the production isn’t dark and brooding means that this song doesn’t have depth. Maybe, just maybe the producer, Kajmir thought ‘I’d like to give this a poppy edge, and have a nice little hook, but I still don’t let it dilute the track. You don’t have to be a serious Sally all the time”. Well, you know what? It didn’t dilute it at all, and I like the production, and I like Davie West’s MCing. It’s a pure positive song, with some really nice wordplay, and I really liked, and you should too. If you liked the production on K-Koke’s ‘Lay Down Your Weapons’ you might like this, and if you didn’t you might like too. Let your ears be the judge. You can get the whole album for fuuureeee over at the mighty Bandcamp.
‘Strangers’ is the first video from Australian duo’s fourth coming EP release ‘Suburbs In The Sky’ (dropping March 28th to be exact), to give you an idea of what the two will be bring to the table once the EP is finally released. The MC/clean vocals set-up is done pretty well, and gives the songs a nice edge to the joint.
