Chicago artist ANXT gives us a dope two-part “untitled” track that dives into the mastery of bars and just a combination of hip-hop and testimony. ANXT has been one of my favorite artists out, but this one definitely is something that should keep your ears and eyes open on this young man’s journey. The command […]
Read moreWhat happens when you take Nisho Soul and team him up with Fisherman Cap (Steven Lamont’s producing alter ego) with a dope verse from a previously unheard-of (to me) artist named Dutchie Dutch? You get this world-spanning track, “Phases.” The tag on this one is “#CRANK,” and this delivers on its tag’s promise. It cranks, […]
Read moreIf you’re looking for some dope bars mixed with some sample-heavy instrumentation, check out the debut EP from Stallone & Weathers. The duo, created as an homage of the chemistry between Rocky Balboa and Apollo Creed, consists of Brooklyn-bred MC Precyce Politix and North Carolina-based producer K-Hill. The EP is grimy (in a good way) […]
Read moreI’m just going to shut my mouth and let this one speak its own mind. Check it out straight from Joe’s mouth. Plus this episode speaks on a lot more than ES.
Read moreThe Couny give us some skater-friendly vibes on this one. This one is definitely a different sound than what we’ve heard on Welcome to the Couny (just like the other loosies that’ve dropped in the past few weeks), even though it’s pretty steeped in the 90s as well. I’m here for the “Passin’ Me By” flip […]
Read moreBaltimore’s Dude Clayy comes with a two-part track, where the second part outshines its more laid-back predecessor. That’s not to say that the first part is a slouch, not by any means. But, Clayy promised a switch in the track that’d leave my speakers damaged. While my work speakers have withstood, they were put up […]
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