I’ve been meaning to post this up for a minute, but better late than never. Nottz Raw is one of the illest producers out there, but if didn’t realize he can spit too, peep this track off his upcoming album You Need This Music. VA stand up!
[Jeezy] That’s riiiiiiiight [/Jeezy], Pac Div and the Cool Kids will be rocking the Showbox Market here in Seattle on Tuesday, March 9th. I better see y’all there!
Those ringwraiths from The Lord of the Rings are always bothering people. Oh, and that dress appears to be a little too small. That’s about all I have for this one.
No idea what the backstory is on these Fader TV joints, but I do know that Freddie is a BEAST.
Not a music video, but the homies Court Dunn and Emilio Rojas hooked up for this quick piece where Emilio runs off some things that define hip-hop to him. Really well done and bonus points for the Wu-Tang Financial reference.
More freshness from the town. A little NSFW though, so be careful if you peep it at the office. Dyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyme Def!
Sound Session listeners will remember this track from a few months ago. Great record from one of my favorites and one of the most underrated MC’s of all time. Yeah, I said it.
You are not ready for my narration prowess!
But nah, in all seriousness…this documentary is super dope. Be on the lookout for it on March 9th…shout to the fellas, Chris London, DRG Films, and everyone involved for letting me be a part of it.
It’s almost crazy to think that B.o.B hasn’t even dropped an official album yet. Fortunately that day is just a few months away, and until then we have this to hold us over. Alongside DJ Drama & DJ Sense he gives us the May25th mixtape. With guest appearances by J. Cole, fellow ’09 classmate Asher Roth, and more as well as production by Alchemist and Kanye this tape is sure to get a few plays on your iTunes.
Download here: B.o.B – May 25th
Dangermouse stays winning. Here’s the first look from his new project, Broken Bells, with the lead singer of the Shins, James Mercer. Really looking forward to hearing this project.
And for the record, The Grey Album sucked, but I suppose we can thank it for launching DM into stardom. Records with Jemini The Gifted One probably weren’t raking in the dough.