Faithful SNSS listeners may remember us spinning this record when it first dropped and now the visuals for one of the nicest posse cuts of the year is here. It also turns out to be YC’s first ever video. Grab his Fall FWD project here.
It seems like my Twitter timeline and most of my homies love to clown Drake and I suppose he’s a fairly easy target, but basically, aside from Yeezy, he’s probably my favorite artist around these days. I’m excited to hear what Take Care sounds like on the 24th (or the week before with the bootleggery) and I have a feeling that as we move in to the heart of cuffing season with a long winter and no NBA, we’re all gonna be listening to a lot of Drake & The Weeknd these next few months. Don’t fight it.
Just when I thought it wasn’t possible for me to like Sour Patch Kids more, they go and link up with Method Man for this video. On one hand, a rapper many looked up to as one of the grimiest MC’s in the game has just recorded an ode to delicious children’s sour candy. On the other hand, Mef probably needs that C.R.E.A.M. to avoid eating solely said candy. Plus, it’s still about 2312039210x doper than any sell out maneuver Ice Cube’s pulled over the past decade.
On the real though, I’m a SPK connoisseur. If you know me, you already know.
While I’m standing by my earlier pick for song of the year, this has to be right up there. Toss in a black and white video shot in Paris that complements the song nicely (letting it star on its own) and I’m all in.
Instant classic from arguably the best voice we have in music right now.
Chewey lets the camera tag along as he hangs out with Sean Price, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk, and Roc Marciano at Rock The Bells: San Francisco. Just an every day thing for the Axe.
A little quick hitter from the homey M.anifest for “Motion Picture” off his recently released album, Immigrant Chronicles: Coming To America. Get the full song (and album) right here!
In case you need a little motivation to download Maffew’s album in my last post, here are the new visuals for “Black Sheep.” While the video takes about 2 minutes to get in to the song, this track is worth it. NYC summer banger and I must admit, I have an instant crush on one of these video girls…
The irony of just venting on Twitter that I was getting tired of all these R&B records at 130 BPMS’s and then posting up my dude GMK’s “Up Up Down Down Left Left” is not lost on me, but this isn’t what I was referring to at all.
This is dope.
GMK’s delivery is great on this record and visually, the simple shot of him rapping to his girl in the park during a sunset is one of my favorites that I’ve seen recently. You don’t need a big budget or some Hype Williams screen effects. Just shoot something real with a dope soundtrack and there you have it.
Cop it on iTunes and support my guy!
Two of my Seattle brethren, Scribes and Jon Augustavo, link up for the latest video from the upcoming MC. Produced by BeanOne and off Scribes’ What Was Lost project, available for download here!
The Kooley High homies have released a video for my favorite track off Eastern Standard Time, which means SNSS listeners should remember it from when it first dropped. The beat is too smooth, though I can’t help but hear that Q-Tip sample and want to listen to “Find A Way”…