New SOTBMusic: TwonDon is "Sorry 2 Bother U" on Latest Project
“Who am I to show emotion, when Jesus ain’t meet his pops,” TwonDon asks on “Everywhere But Home.” I had to pause the Jersey native’s latest tape, Sorry 2 Bother U, on that line and reflect a bit. I mean, he’s got a point to a degree. Our problems, in this life, can be somewhat […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Scream Geronimo Is Exercising His "2ND AMNDMNT" Rights
Scream Geronimo hit my line to talk about his latest track. He was humble and polite, citing that NoFace told him to hit me up. I was familiar with Geronimo’s music a bit through his work with 9GN, so I was like “of course.” I began playing the track, “2ND AMNDMNT,” and was blown away […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Android No. 23 Hits F-Zero on New Music
I feel weird that this is the first time that I’m talking about Android No. 23 on SOTBMusic, especially since he’s a Baltimore head who’s been making some moves the last few years. I’ve heard the name and a few songs here and there, but this is the first time I’ve written on him for […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Jacobi Ryan Gives Us a Lawton View on New Song
Jacobi Ryan aims to build his hometown up in “Lawton View,” the newest #52in365 track. Here, we see Jacobi talking to himself (possibly a reflection of “what could’ve been” if he didn’t believe in himself and his movement) about the come-up and the desire he has. Instead of exploiting the neighborhood for personal gain, he […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: JUDAH Goes Searching for Mr. West
JUDAH takes on the daunting task of finding the “Real Kanye” on his latest project, Searching for Mr. West. While some, myself included at times, feel that it may be too late for Yeezy, JUDAH made it his mission to try to talk some sense into Ye the only way he may be reached: dope […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Singapore Kane Invokes the Terror of Kim Jong Il on New Track
Boston’s Singapore Kane recently dropped a new single from his upcoming Steel Pulse, Metal Veins album. “Kim Jong Il” is a trip down memory lane, back to a time where artists would invoke dictators and world leaders to speak on their claims for the throne. Now, I don’t, per se, miss the days where every […]
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