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Hiphop duo, 2KYNDZ releases explosive new album “Fresh” [INTERVIEW included]

Hiphop duo, 2KYNDZ releases explosive new album “Fresh” [INTERVIEW included]

Hiphop duo, 2KYNDZ releases explosive new album “Fresh” [INTERVIEW included]



South Florida duo 2KYNDZ, Knotice and Tommie Bravo, release their first project “Fresh”. The Hittown Records release is a 8 track project highlighting the group’s ability to deliver great stories, lyrics and vibe. A great project to play in the car running errands for the day, Notice and Tommie Bravo delivers a solid performance throughout the project. The project includes features from Civil, Smiley, and Iaesha Marie. The stand out tracks from Fresh include “2 Dope Boys”, “Explosive”, and “Can You Dig It”.


“Fresh” has been compared to the sounds and feel of OutKast’s Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik due to it’s production and subject matter. Knotice and Tommie Bravo also state their influences include Chance the Rapper, Lil Boosie, T.i, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem and Michael Jackson. Proudly representing Broward County, 2KYNDZ is looking to sketch it’s name amongst their peers Kodak Black & XXXTentacion as Florida artists on the rise. Check out the 8 track mixtape below and let us know what you think of Fresh. -Julian Keaton



2KYNDZ recently shared their unique story with USA Blog Network's TheDopeness series. Checkout the in-depth interview and listen "Fresh" today!

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Top 5 Hardest Hiphop Albums Ever

Top 5 Hardest Hiphop Albums Ever

Top 5 Hardest Hiphop Albums Ever




#1
Makavelli
"The Don Killuminati: The 7-day Theory"


1996 was a turbulent year. That whole East/West coast thing was summed up by 1 album when Pac killed Biggie, Nas, Mobb Deep, and Dr. Dre from his own grave... 2 months after his death. 2Pac's posthumous drop "The Don Killuminati: The 7-day Theory" came with an explosion with such blatant war-mongering as "Bomb First" "Against All Odds" and "Toss It Up"! The 12-track project also includes such #1 hits and thug anthems like "Me and my Girlfriend", "Live and Die in LA", and the fan favorite, "Hail Mary".



If you don't think that Makavelli is the hardest rap album ever created then you should give the tape 1 more listen all the way through.




#2
DMX
"It's Dark and Hell Is Hot"

Where my dogs at?

In '98 at the height of hiphop's Grolden era, DMX was the rawest rapper the world had ever seen. The aggressive demeanor he demonstrated with each bar on songs like "Get At Me Dog", "Stop Being Greedy", and "Ruff Ryder's Anthem" put him in a class of his own.




#3
N.W.A
"Straight Outta Compton"

This is easily the meanest group album of all-time. "Straight Outta Compton should actually be 1st since it was probably a big inspiration to all gansta music in the 1st place. With songs like "Fuck The Police", "Gansta Gansta", and "Dopeman" Ice Cube's lyrics will go down in history as some of the meanest socially conscious trap music ever.






#4
50 Cent
"Get Rich Or Die Tryin"

The king of petty, 50 cent, broke into the game by disrespecting niccas and in 2003 he did not disappoint when he dropped the most flagrantly dope street album ever! Credited with ending Ja Rule's career with diss songs like "Wanksta" and "Back Down", he also delivered certified hood anthem's like "Many Men", Whatup Gansta".



#5
Mobb Deep

"Murda Muzik"












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