Bars still matter. That’s the mindset the trio of 90Wyse, NoFace, Rapper, and Geronimo have on this three-track EP from the newly-christened 9GN. The EP is dark and heavy in its approach, intentionally so. However, Cerberus still has enough to it that it’ll have you nodding your head to each track, either for the gritty production […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @seeSHREVE Proclaims Daddy Love to Rap on New LP
North Carolina artist C.Shreve the Professor returns with the new project Daddy Love To Rap. Shreve mentioned that this project is more aligned with just finding dope beats (most of which are produced by NC producers, by the way, to keep things in-state) and just ripping them to shreds. Well, let me say this. This […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @Eminem Drops Polarizing Single "Untouchable"
I haven’t been a big fan of Eminem’s drops from the upcoming Revival. “Walk on Water” was weak, even with the Beyonce assist (in fact, Beyonce was pretty much the best part of the song). The track listing seems weak and on some Recovery shit in its pop-catering sensibilities. With that said, I thought that the […]
Read moreNew (To Me) SOTBMusic: @TheYoungRell215 Asks Is It Enough in New Visuals
Up-and-coming Philly artist Young Rell 215 dropped this one a little while ago. However, it’s new to me so I’m going to talk on it. The first thing that jumps out to me is that it’s like Freeway mixed with Meek, flow-and-emotion-wise. Since I still love Freeway’s flow and music, I’m here for anyone who […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Wyze (@GimmeaGrammy) Introduces Himself to SOTBMusic with "Monster"
This marks the first time Wyze has graced the SOTBMusic-sphere. If his next endeavors are anything like “Monster,” it’ll surely not be his last. “Monster’s” visuals feature the Lawrence MC in a dark area trying to avoid the trappings of street life as he’d rather make it as an artist. Lyrically, Wyze has a mix […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @NishoSoul Delivers a Booming Message on "Devil May Cry"
Naming your track after a piece of nerd culture can be a crapshoot. Many times, an artist will fall into the trap of referencing the everlasting dogshit out of the source material. NishoSoul’s “Devil May Cry (Messenger)” is like the famed video game series in the sense that it’s a violent evisceration of the competition. […]
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