Bouncy with bars. That’s the best way to describe this new track from Portland artist Al-One The Remedy featuring Pele Won. This track’s parent product drops Wednesday, so if you’re on your “fuck Valentine’s Day” tip, you’ll at least have some pretty interestingly good music to vibe to. Check it out below and remember to […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @BigKRIT and @TIP Take The "Big Bank" in New Visuals
Big K.R.I.T.’s “Big Bank” has a lot working for it, from the Willie Hutch sample to T.I.’s guest verse. It’s definitely a standout on a stellar album (review here FYI). With that in mind, it’s only right that we get a visual for this one. The concept is just K.R.I.T. and T.I. making money moves […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @BreezeMantana @ShortsVanity @PhillzJackson and @OaklinWinthrop Say No Slacking on New Track
If you know me, you know I love bars and boombap. Seems like my buddy Joe Coad II knows me quite well, since this one is heavy with the bars and the ’90s street rap vibes. Breeze and his cohort on this one give me chills with the bars and the production is dope as […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @IDK and @DenzelCurry Debut Collaborative Effort "No Wave"
Below is new music from IDK and Denzel Curry. It’s pretty dope vibes throughout. I mean, IDK and Denzel Curry both have bars and both exhibit that here on this menacing track. The synergy between the two artists is also great, as we often get anticipated collaborations that feel manufactured. Here, it’s an organic progression […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @LilTunechi Drops A Dope-Ass Project in D6: Reloaded
I’m going to keep this Weezy F. review incredibly brief because I know most of my readership is readying themselves for the Royal Rumble (s/o Phranchize and my Eyes on the Ring family for their predictions) and I’m probably going to watch just to be an asshole on Twitter. However, you remember when I said that […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @JIDsv Takes on My Name Is in Throwback Freestyle
J.I.D. dropped an old freestyle over Eminem’s “My Name Is” and I’m here for it. From the Dylann Roof revenge fantasy to speaking on the different ways to take “the n-word,” J.I.D.’s take on Em’s classic is interesting. However, it never feels like it’s straight-up aping on Eminem’s version, which is a definite plus. It’s […]
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