Mick Boogie, Terry Urban, Chris Truth and 2DB come through with Oncue’s latest project. If you not familiar with the dude, now is the time to be. Features from PUSH! Montana, Nickelus F, Theo Martins and Casey Herlihy enhance the tape while leaving a lot of room for Cuey to do his thing.
All summer, Joe Clark has been providing dope music for us week after week. As an end of the summer treat, he drops a new mixtape full of new material not about of his Summer series. He has a bunch of freestyles as well as some original records. Shouts to Buck Marley.
After dropping one hell of a remix featuring some of the left coast’s finest, DJ Ill Will and DJ Rockstar join the man behind it for his new mixtape, The Brilliance. Also featuring Kendrick Lamar, this project is divided into 11 acts of nothing but the tough music.
The long awaited solo mixtape from Young Tef (Chozen Few). Features from Freck Billionaire, Johnny Juliano, Beast The Skitzo, Tom Gist and more. This is what you need in your stereos. Big Mike and DJ Diggz handle the hosting and you know they don’t co-sign nothing wack. Hit the jump to download the Asbury Park native’s tape.
ATTENTION: Don’t pass this mixtape up because of your pre-conceived thoughts on this Cali duo. Yeah, they came up with a pretty wack single, but this mixtape is actual music. I took a little listen and these two surprised me. They can spit a little and make some nice well rounded records. DJ Ill Will and DJ Rockstar hosting. Features and production from Chase N. Cashe, Hit-Boy, Tyga, Drumma Boy and more.
If you needed another dose of Ransom, here is the untagged version from his latest mixtape. Sidenote: Sid Roams needs to do more producing. Thanks BK Maarten.
It’s been quite a minute since a Two-Five mixtape has came out. Return Of The Bad Guy is your typical mixtape from him with freestyles and original songs. “At least have some heart to stand up and get beat” Ha. “Beefin’” is the cut. Shouts to G-Unit Multi.
DJ Greg Street drops his new mixtape with Gucci Mane. None of that new material is present. It’s all classic music from the Zone 6 native. The intro is something you may have not heard ever because it’s from 2001. Ha. Vintage!
Young Rideout from Las Vegas drops his first project with DJ Simonsez. You see the chess board in the cover. He’s making calculated moves and enjoying them based upon the expensive Cigar in his mouth. Ha. Earlier in the year he dropped “Make Moves” video with Noah Jones. Now, Youngest In Charge is here. Hit the jump.
It took years to craft this project. Quality over quantity indeed. He’s been bringing forth the dope music for the last couple months, so now check out The Foundation. P. Fish handles the majority of the production and you got features from the East End Empire family (Beedie, Mac Miller, Franchise, Etc.)
