J-Dilla’s unreleased masterpieces on “Dillatronic”
Jedi master legendary producer extraordinaire J-Dilla blesses us with serious sonic stylistics from the upcoming "Dillatronic," a collection of unreleased gems. Feast your ears on the height of Hip Hop production, then cop this masterpiece here.
Tsu Surf “Conversations” feat. Joe Budden
Tsu Surf airs out life stresses on this jazzy Hip Hop head nodder while receiving lyrical wisdom from the one and only, Joe Budden. "Conversations" is amazing track that plays out like an intense therapy session live from the...
Aaron Cohen’s “Sidelines”
Aaron Cohen brings a hypnotic treat that's assured to mind meld with true Hip Hop heads. JG Beats production provides sonic synergy for Cohen's rhyme scheme.
Azizi Gibson is “Unstoppable”
Kamandi produced a tantalizing hardcore ambiance reminiscent of a Clive Barker flick for "Unstoppable." Azizi Gibson lays out the raw rhymes and aggressive delivery that makes this a killer track.
Sincere Da Don brings the “Melanin”
Sincere Da Don drops a gritty monster of a track called "Melanin." There no question this Detroit/ATL emcee is on the lyrical grind.
Mickey Factz kills the mic
Mickey Factz takes emcees to school on Sway In The Morning. Behold a true master practicing his craft with utmost skill. You won't be disappointed.
Big K.R.I.T. “My Sub Pt. 3 (Big Bang)” & “King Of The South”
Big K.R.I.T. dropped a treat consisting of heat from his latest album. He brings two videos in one. A bass anthem breaking down the tale of the 808 kicking in the whip called "My Sub Pt.3" and the raw...
Slaugherhouse’s “Conglomerate” Live
Hip Hop super group Slaughterhouse show and prove during the live performance and debut of "Conglomerate." Tearing up the stage is their steelo. If you haven't witnessed the skills, here's your chance-
Aye Wun’s “It’s All A Re-Run”
Large Pro lays down a mean boom bap track and Aye Wun brings his lyrical "A" game on the immensely dope "It's All A Re-Run." Check the skills-
Mick Jenkins ignites the mic
You know some emcees are always ready to bring the fire anytime they touch the mic. Here's Mick Jenkins showing and proving once more.