So I decided to dust the Baltimore Supplier hat off for a bit for some “mellow club music,” flipping and chopping The Weeknd’s “Live For.” This is not the track that’ll appear on Mama Young’s Son, but is a club loosie. Check it out below and if you’re rocking with it, support dope music in all […]
Read moreA little while after my retrospective on Ikey’s Green Card project, my fellow former Terp (try saying that five times fast) returns with new music. “Summer Ain’t Over” hits us in the head with a track that calls for an everlasting summertime full of those same type of vibes. It looks like he’s trying to heat […]
Read moreSteven Lamont returns to the booth with a new freestyle. A song that doubles as tribute of sorts to a fallen friend and a track about getting elevated against the grain, it succeeds because Steven just floats effortlessly over the piano-heavy instrumental. It’s a great listen that doesn’t overstay its welcome and flashes off some […]
Read moreBaltimore’s Don Neil returns to SOTBMusic with a very inspirational track. The aptly-titled “Save The Day” is kind of what you’d get if you had J. Cole write “Dear Mama.” Speaking on gun violence, parental issues with his father, and the love he’s gotten and reciprocates to his mother, Neil gives us a great look […]
Read moreDeezie Brown continues his journey for JUDITH on this two-part track. What begins as a track about opulence evolves into an “I need love” song of sorts. Using the symbol of a sheepskin coat, Deezie blocks perceived negative emotions while still processing them within. The production on this track, while catchy, allows Deezie to further […]
Read moreIn love, when it’s over you can do one of two things. Either you can wallow in the loss of love for eternity or you can dust yourself up, say “damn, this sucks” and evolve and grow. TwonDon opts for the latter on “For Me Ex.” The IVN-produced track sounds like a love song out […]
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