Monthly Archives: January 2013
Ill Bill – “Exploding Octopus” (Video)
Ill Bill drops some food for thought in a new visual for his upcoming The Grimy Awards album. If your iPhone disappeared what would you do?
Saigon – “Our Babies 2 (It’s A Crazy World) (Video)
New sights and sounds from the Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread & Circuses album.
Lil’ Fame & Termanology ft. Bun B – “Hustler’s Ringtone” (Video)
From off of the Fizzyology LP comes new sights and sounds.
New Tunes: Black Rob – “About Me”
When rappers decide to name their albums as sequels of previous good works I normally cringe. History has shown us that it’s usually a desperate attempt to eat off of past glory. If the quality of this latest joint is any indication we could be proven wrong with the Harlem emcee’s upcoming Life Story 2 album.
Slum Village – Dirty Slums 2 (Mixtape)
Detroit’s Slum Village and DJ Mick Boogie are back with 15 more dirty cuts and bonuses. This tape includes appearances from Guilty Simpson, Rapper Big Pooh and more. Keep reading for the tracklist and download link.
BEFORE: Slum Village & Mick Boogie – The Dirty Slums (Mixtape)
New Tunes: Big Daddy Kane – “28 Bars of Kane”
DJ Premier and Kane link up to hype up the release of the Jordan 28’s. Other classic artists will also be dropping songs leading up to next month’s NBA All Star weekend. We’re high on this song. The sneakers…not so much.
Pusha T – Wrath Of Caine (Mixtape)
With vocal features from Rick Ross, Wale and production work from Kanye, Neptunes and Harry Fraud, Pusha drops his latest street mix. Keep reading for the tracklist and download link. Read the rest of this entry
New Tunes: Prodigy – “Give Em Hell”
Prodigy hits up Alchemist for a smooth, laid back track off of the upcoming Albert Einstein album. Tell us what you think about this one.
New Tunes: Pusha T ft. Wale – “Only You Can Tell It”
Off of Pusha T’s upcoming Wrath of Caine mixtape comes a collab with MMG’s Wale.
Big K.R.I.T. ft. Rapsody & Heather Victoria – “Gettin’ Mine”
K.R.I.T. flows over some tight production from 9th Wonder, bars from Rapsody and Heather V’s melodies.
