You may remember The Renaissance from our SOTBMusic interview a while back. Well, he’s back with some dope vibes to a classic beat. Spitting his piece over Dilla’s “FLOWERS” instrumental, we’re given some pretty dope lines as par the course. We’re also given, more importantly, some tips on how to make it as both indie […]
Read moreI’ve got some tasty lo-fi jams from Lee Sahir and Baltimore’s YTK. I’m, as mentioned, always a sucker for well-done lo-fi hip-hop. This NK-produced track falls into that category with exceptional wordplay, a mastery of the beat, and an overall dope vibe over laid-back instrumentation. YTK steals the show, though Lee definitely holds his own […]
Read moreI’m a little late but this one is flames all the way through. It’s an epic mix of a tribute to Bobby Heenan with gritty NYC rap. I’m here for it, and it feels like Christmas morning. Why? Well, any time you hear Westside and Conway on a track, it’s magical. That’s going back to […]
Read moreThis one is a few months old, but it’s new to me (and probably to you). Cleveland artist Nuke Franklin gave us this tasty jam that is part inspiration rap, part “you can’t see me” rap, and all authentic. The track, which is from Nuke’s Nuketown EP from a few months back, sees all participants giving […]
Read moreComing to us from the Bay Area by way of Delaware, JM Vercetti’s Family Game Night is, just as the cover suggests, a look into the life and upbringing of the indie artist. Bringing a mix between East and West Coast sensibilities, Vercetti gives listeners danceable tracks while still imparting knowledge and lyrical tracks that never […]
Read moreThis one reminds me of what’d happen if you mixed Too $hort with Pimp C and raised the result in Baltimore. It’s smooth and “smoke sumn”-ready, but still imparts some young man knowledge. I’m a big fan of the DIY visuals, as they’re directed by himself and Christopher “Solo” Smith. The single’s visuals follow Dashcito […]
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