Showing posts with label classic hiphop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic hiphop. Show all posts

THEWACKNESS: Ripley x Zulu drop very sloppy visuals "Rogue 1" and "Revolutionary Thug"

THEWACKNESS: Ripley x Zulu drop very sloppy visuals "Rogue 1" and "Revolutionary Thug"

THEWACKNESS: Ripley x Zulu drop very sloppy visuals "Rogue 1" and "Revolutionary Thug"



If you like weak beats and Wu-tang wannabe rappers this video is for you! There is nothing good to say about Ripley x Zulu joint visuals "Rogue 1" and "Revolutionary Thug". The sloppy camera-work that looks like it was filmed with a broken flip phone and overall wackness of the music, says it all. Come on y'all, w gotta do better.



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LUGERLEX unleashes New Hip hop Album “MONKEY DUST” on the masses

LUGERLEX unleashes New Hip hop Album “MONKEY DUST” on the masses

LUGERLEX unleashes New Hip hop Album “MONKEY DUST” on the masses



Truly, the heartbeat of Hip-Hop throbs its strongest within the underground. Certainly, one may find pulses in the commercial mainstream; however, the aorta of this culture will invariably be in its unchartered: the fringe purists— as well as experimentalists— vowing never to relinquish the true essence of the art. At least, this is what LUGERLEX’s upcoming long-player, “MONKEY DUST”, communicates, being an eleven-track boom-bap pilgrimage into the catacombs of psychedelic rap. You have never heard the unorthodox and conventional so seamlessly blended as you will on this LP. Masterfully, the San Jose, Californian producer marries trippy and off-kilter samples (as well as melodies) with the dirtiest drum loops imaginable, giving birth to a literal acid trip of sound. The guests on this compilation will not save you from its plateaus, either. They are the harbingering hallucinations phasing in and out of the thirty-five minute trip with haunting, inexorable rhymes. Jak Progresso, Labal-S, Leeroy Destroy, LoDeck, C-Rayz Walz, and Boxguts— every emcee featured on this album makes monsters of their creations. They proffer cuts such as “Little Shermaid”, “Nod Skwad”, “Opium Smoke”, “Cid Vicious”, and “Sapo Scripture”; all supremely dark, yet organic Hip-Hop records that will spiral you further down the psychedelic rabbit hole. “MONKEY DUST” is one of those albums you may not have been searching for, but will surely be glad you found. When it does officially drop, everyone will be helplessly addicted to what LUGERLEX and his palette of guests have to offer.



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Oluse makes heads nod on new classic hiphop album "Thorium"

Oluse makes heads nod on new classic hiphop album "Thorium"

Oluse makes heads nod on new classic hiphop album "Thorium"




Close your eyes when you press play and let the ghost of Hiphop past whist you back to the golden era. Hiphop purist, Oluse spits it through his soul over mystic boombap canvases on new 9-track project "Thorium" as he delivers his signature brand of music. His sound is packed with jewels reminiscent of some of hiphop's greats. Enjoy the new album "Thorium" and read more about Oluse in the press release below.



Oluse is a Nigerian-American rapper based in Los Angeles, CA. His latest release is an animated music video for “Boiling Point 4788c,” one of the tracks on his nine-track EP “Thorium.” Oluse credits E-40 and Tupac as his chief musical influences as well as the time he spent traveling abroad experiencing different cultures. You can watch Oluse’s new music video for “Boiling Point 4788c” on YouTube and listen to “Thorium” on all major streaming platforms. Learn more about Oluse on his website: www.Olusemusic.com.




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(Diff)icolt releases deep dark conscious rap song "Downfall"

(Diff)icolt releases deep dark conscious rap song "Downfall"

(Diff)icolt releases deep dark conscious rap song "Downfall"




Listen as rapper, (Diff)icolt "Downfall" hypnotizes with his signature deep voice and cryptic conscious style. Dropping jewels reminiscent of hiphop's golden era the Riverside, CA artist delivers some deep, dark, and disruptive boombap music. Checkout the song "Downfall" today and catch (Diff)icolt on IG.


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The Band of the Hawk unleashes their long awaited hip-hop album “Kangol”

The Band of the Hawk unleashes their long awaited hip-hop album “Kangol”

The Band of the Hawk unleashes their long awaited hip-hop album “Kangol”



The Houston, TX underground rap crew known as The Band of the Hawk Underground Pyramid (#BOHUP) comes through with their full-length LP titled Kangol, that was produced by Noah Archangel. Featuring 13 tracks, the guys of #BOHUP bring their A-game, delivering meaningful bars over dope lo-fi boom bap production. Highlights on the album include the light and airy, electric guitar-infused “Spirit Bomb” and the cool, calm and collective “Funny Bunny” that urges folks not to speak unless it’s about the money. The crew even takes it back to the days of skits in Hip-Hop with a witty one of their own titled “Phite Weoples.” Another track mentioning is the super smooth “Golden Child” where each member of the track gets a chance to tap into a more braggy flow that adds more dimension and versatility to the album. Along with Kangol on streaming services, #BOHUP also released exclusive CD's and limited vinyl that can be found on bandofthehawk.com. Check out Kangol and be on the lookout for upcoming videos on for the tracks “Bedrock,” “Spirit Bomb,” and “19 Mentality featuring AG Da Coroner.”



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Young Bleed drops powerful new album “Wut' Uh' Life”

Young Bleed drops powerful new album “Wut' Uh' Life”

Young Bleed drops powerful new album “Wut' Uh' Life”



Baton Rouge, Louisiana rap artist Young Bleed returns with his latest album titled Wut' Uh' Life, via Trap Door Entertainment. The album serves as the eighth studio release since his 1998 breakout debut, My Balls and My Word, on No Limit Records. The title track kicks things off in the right direction as Bleed’s signature laid-back flow pairs well with the booming production, letting long-time fans and newcomers know that he’s still standing strong. Playing with different styles throughout Wut’ Uh’ Life, the seasoned emcee doesn’t hesitate to deliver rapid-fire bars on tracks like “Wet” but also knows when to slow it down like on “Say Dat’ Den” and “Luv Luv Luv.” On the dope posse cut “Hard Work Pays Off,” Bleed isn’t afraid to share the mic with a slew of artists such as Rush 1K, Tha Homie Jai, Chucky Workclothes, Skye Pachino, and Omega Legacy. Other featured guests on the album include Ty’gee Ramon, Big Tray Deee, Celly Cel, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Pastor Troy, Mers, and Marcus Kelly. Tracks worth mentioning goes to the introspective, bass-heavy “Soul Of Uh’ Mane” and the soulful, nostalgic “Wut’ Uh’ Life (Da Prequel).” Definitely worth checking out, stream Young Bleed’s Wut’ Uh’ Life on Spotify today.



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