June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | Down South, Videos
The special Best Buy edition of Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head is where “Check This, Dig That” lives. T.I. and Trae The Truth’s black and white visual finds them hitting the streets with the whole hood behind them. It’s just like what you’d expect out of a T.I. video to the song of this caliber. Directed by Philly Fly Boy.
Previously: Video: Travi$ Scott Ft. T.I. & 2 Chainz – Upper Echelon
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | Down South, Mid-West, New Music, West Coast
Chicago is still spawning talent, and the latest coming out of the Windy city is a group known as Famsquad. “Dressed To Kill” is the second single from their upcoming Lust For Money project. There’s no release date, but this record is sure to attract plenty of attention with the guest line-up.
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | EPs, West Coast
The idea of flooding in hip-hop has become quite common. So much so that we often overlook good music because of time restraints or it just plain gets swept under the rug. For Mibbs’ first solo project, a five-track EP, he aims to keep your attention for 17 minutes and does a damn good job with Scoop Deville handling all the production. Making sure he doesn’t overdue it, the Pac Div member has five more EPs already done and coming out sometime in the future, each with a different producer. For now, stream and download Freebass below.
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | East Coast, New Music
The concept of a “Ms. Parker” song has already been done by Young Money. However, Thrilla Cartel doesn’t even go in that same direction. This record is a little more moody and rooted in a deeper story than just trying to smash the voluptuous woman in Friday. Look out for Thrilla’s next project coming sometime this year.
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | East Coast, Freestyles, Videos
Mac Miller and Prodigy get their cypher on during DJ Tony Touch’s Toca Tuesdays segment. Both MCs put on quite a show that lasts for over five minutes back and forth. To add another treat, Alchemist decides to get in the mix and kicks a couple rhymes toward the end. Albert Einstein and Watching Movies With The Sound Off are both available now.
Previously: Video: Mac Miller – Watching Movies
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | Down South, New Music
With Young Scooter still locked up, his Street Lottery 2 tape has been postponed until he gets out. However, in its place, the Black Migo gang rapper will be giving us Cell Block To Your Block on August 1. The Juggathon continues. The first single, “Hood Memories,” finds Scooter reflecting upon on his life thus far and also gets an assist from Webbie, who somewhat kills it.
Young Scooter Ft. Webbie – Hood Memories
Previously: Video: Young Scooter Ft. Bun B – Street Lottery
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: UptownToney | East Coast, New Music
That LVLYSL set are back at it yet again. The crew must be hell bent on taking over 2013; fans get something new from these guys damn near every day. This new joint entitled, “The Sect” is produced by the LVLYSL general himself, Neako, and will appear on the crews upcoming compilation project, SECT. On top of the crew’s solo projects (listed below), look for SECT to drop on the 4th of July.
Keep an eye open for Neako’s project LVLGHOST, Fresh’s Skinny Fresco, and Bonnie’s 9 Lives, all coming soon.
Previously:Video: Neako – That LVL
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June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: UptownToney | Album Streams, East Coast
J. Cole, Kanye West, and Mac Miller are among the many that are dropping an album today. With all that competition, Deniro Farrar doesn’t back down as he drops The Patriarch II on the date of his birth. Continuing where The Patriarch left off, Charlotte, North Carolina’s Deniro joins forces with producers KIRA, Ryan Hemsworth, and Ryan Alexy once again. Very deep, dark, emotional and painful lyrics are spat from start to end over beautiful cloud-like production. Without holding yal up, check out what Deniro had to say after the break.
You can stream the entire project below. Head over to Deniro’s Bandcamp page and download this one for $1.
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: mrchernobog | Down South, Reviews
When J. Cole dropped “Miss America “last November, he announced a January 2013 release date for his sophomore LP. Cole is a good rapper and a good producer, but we all knew that wasn’t going to happen. How was a guy who had so much trouble getting his debut album on shelves going to get a release date two months away with a song like this? He wasn’t, and he didn’t. Cole got pushed back five months, and despite his many talents, Born Sinner is often as bland as its title.
June 18th, 2013 | Posted by: Sermon | Mixtape, West Coast
Strange enough, it’s been almost three months since Lil B last dropped a mixtape. A man who has constantly put out projects monthly going away is noticeable. Still, our beloved Based God randomly started popping up with videos for 100% Gutta in the last two weeks. A total of 35 songs lies ahead, so get your cooking hands free. Stream and download it below.
