Tone Fazoolz from Long Island NY got his start as a teen under the guidance of Hip Hop legend Chubb Rock. Pegged as one of the “next to blow” in the mid 90’s( as a young teen) several issues kept Fazoolz from fulfilling his destiny.

By far the funniest artwork I’ve seen in a long time, well today at least. Yes 50’s style cartoons you have my heart. Aside from that, ‘Bacon Pancakes’ is the latest collaboration effort from Chelsea Reject and Sentry, taken from Sentry’s newest EP ‘Brunch’. The MCs plays off each other really well, and the production has a really fresh and interesting vibe to it, especially with the guitar breaks.
You can get the whole EP Brunch “a collaborative mixtape between Sentry and French Producer Canya Reial, featuring production entirely by the latter” for free over at Bandcamp, and Chelsea Reject’s new mixtape ‘Radi-8’ will be out at the beginning of April.
Track Taken From The Mixtape “Brothers In Arms” Coming Soon…
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Edward Scissortongue joins Tarek on Revolution to drop the live bars! Check the link above for the whole interview and performance.
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Taken From The Mixtape “Brothers In Arms” Coming Soon…
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Craig Mack live in London, launch party for Tim Westwood joining Radio 1 at Hammersmith Palais London March 19th 1995.
Here is the first leak of the upcoming EP ‘Lucky Charms’ from Portsmouth’s Spitfire and Producer Towa. We’re big fans of the pair here at HHL&T and ‘Nice Work’ is just an example of why, with Spitfire going in over Towa’s laid back production on this joint, any track that features cuts and scratches always stands a great chance of making it on to the site.
The track is available at a ‘Name Your Price’ download, don’t be a cheapskate and get the track for FREE, show your appreciation for some dope Hip Hop! Be on the lookout for Spitfire and Towa’s ‘Lucky Charms EP’ coming soon, so keep it locked to HHL&T
http://spitfireukofficial.bandcamp.com/album/lucky-charms-ep
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K-Woody’s second venture into solo releases sees him dropping ‘People I’ve Met’. The album’s a nostalgic and reflective release charting the last few years of K-Woody’s journey and hard work in making music his career. I’m a fan of his vocal tone; and it gives the song lyrics a greater sense of depth to them. If you’re looking for a relaxed and chilled out vibe with a more poppy feel, paired with some urgent themes attached to the songs stories, then you might be interested in giving this listen. Either way though, if you’re just happy to play some honest and passionate hip-hop then you should check this out.
Some intelligent bars from Leicester rapper, K.Y.






