BlaccOut Garrison returns to SOTBMusic for the first time in almost a year. And he’s brought some friends along to speak some truths. Featuring artists Chris P and Michael Da Vinci, BlaccOut provides us with “The Pastor’s Prayer.” Over darker production than I’ve ever heard BlaccOut on, the Minnesota-based rapper and his cohorts lays down […]
Read moreIf you’ve noticed my Twitter feed over the past few days, you may’ve peeped a shoutout to Maryland-based artist HEYITSLUKA and his upcoming Papi Chulo EP. I had the chance to listen to it over the weekend and I really mess with it. So, perusing through his Soundcloud, I found this revision of the classic […]
Read moreOn the heels of “Refreshing,” Ye Ali drops his Passion & Patience project. Long story short, this one is a lot of flame emojis. Short story long, Ye possesses a way with his voice that he uses it as an additional weapon/instrument in announcing his feelings and emotions. For instance, on the intro/interlude, over a […]
Read moreJay Verze makes another SOTBMusic post with this one. Over a LexiBeats production, Jay provides a plethora of reasons why he’s a real one versus an army of fakes. Rapping in the chorus that “these niggas ain’t about what they sayin’ in their raps/it’s cool, everybody got a job,” Jay chooses to distinguish himself from […]
Read moreAs mentioned in my review of “Wrong Reasons,” Kiari The Stone got my attention because of his wordplay and his sing-songy approach to music. That vibe continues on PRMSLND, a project that takes listeners on a journey through what makes Kiari who he is while still offering tips to gain access to some sort of […]
Read morePhilly artist Shon Goner’s “Regular” isn’t exactly my usual tastes (I tend to stay away from a lot of the overly Auto-Tuned tracks out here now). But, there’s something about it that has kept me replaying it since being introduced to it a few days back. It’s catchy and still manages to spit a few […]
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