Featuring a gang of talented emcees and Jinesis on the boards equipped with Otis Redding samples, TMB is proud to link up with the NYC based producer again for Otisis the EP: A-Side. Hit play and enjoy. Chea!
Greg Grease is that dude. His project Cornbread, Pearl & G is still in heavy rotation. Peep the visuals for one of my favorite cuts. And look out for Greg's release of his vinyl debut of his Black King Cole EP via Sound Verite Records. Chea!
Rome once again handles business, this time over a 9th Wonder instrumental. Gotta hand it to dude, he hasn't let me down at all. This track is yet more proof of that. He's been busy with a Golden Era Music compilation project and a solo album in the future.
Elmira's Rome Clientel releases a new track titled "RVD." The track, ironically (and quite unintentionally) released the day after Wrestlemania, finds Rome in his element, reflecting on his past and sizing up his future, delivering aggressive bars with his trademark gritty delivery. While initially recording this track over a beat that he produced himself, he decided that it fit better over an old 9th Wonder instrumental called "Dollar Circulate," and so he re-recorded it.
Really gritty track by by Chris Green and the Kings here that has me wanted to ride out on some G mode. Haha. I'll let the track speak for itself.
Chris "Puzzle" Green and The Quarter Inch Kings have paired up to bring you yet another joint/dj pack. Clever punchlines and heavy production being the norm from the long time collaborators you should know what to expect.
Do you have 2 minutes and 19 seconds? Use it on this video. "Young dummies...can't spar / No life / my flow tight...like your pants are". Sean Price is hilarious. "Mic Tyson" still bangs.
"Prisoner of Conscious" from the BK emcee Talib Kweli is out next month in May but for now, rock to this joint featuring Miguel that was produced by Sean C and LV of Grind Music. Real chill vibe you can play when you're in need of some inspiration to speak to someone you might have an eye on. I love when a track like this has some quality lyrics to them.
Marco Polo is readying his next album "Port Authority 2" by giving us this new track off his also upcoming free LP Newport Authority 2. Says Marco Polo, “I’ve recorded so much quality material over the last few years and I really want to share it all. It couldn't all possibly fit on Port Authority 2; hence Newport Authority 2 came to be". Yo, if this is a free track, I can't wait to check the album out. Both, actually. Peep it.
Newport Authority 2 will feature appearances from Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Artifacts, Das Efx, Lil Fame (M.O.P.), Torae & Ruste Juxx all rocking over Marco’s production.
Yet, the project everyone should really be excited for is Marco’s Port Authority 2 LP which will be released this spring on Soulspazm Records. Port Authority 2 features appearances from Organized Konfusion (yes, a new Organized Konfusion track!!), Gangrene, Talib Kweli, DJ Premier, Masta Ace, Posdnuos (De La Soul), Kardinal Offishal, Styles P, Nature, Rah Digga, Slaine, Celph Titled, Ill Bill, Large Professor, Inspectah Deck, O.C. & many many more.
This dude went off in this video with "The People's Champ". R.A. is no joke and gives no fucks as he spits line after line letting folks know he's a lyrical fighter not to be messed with. Whether he wins or loses at the end of the fight, the fans know who they'll crown their victor. "The People's Champ" is the first official video off his new album "Legends Never Die." "The People's Champ" is produced by Apathy and features an intro from Rampage.
"Legends Never Die" hits stores on April 30th, and features appearances from Tech N9ne, Hopsin, Brother Ali, Talib Kweli, Krizz Kaliko, Masta Ace, Sadat X, Vinnie Paz, Eamon, and more. Pre-order the album here: "Legends Never Die".
Brand new joint by the homie J-Live produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by the man himself. This right here is such a head nodder. We definitely could use a fun razor for some of the bullshit they're trying to pass off on the radio. Hit play and hear what I'm talking about. Dope.
