I’ve covered see.francis a few times on the site (even naming him one to watch back in 2016), and every time he appears, he gives us everything he can. The “Icarus Interlude” is no exception. From the first hit all the way through, I found me nodding my head and absorbing the “I’m gonna fly, even […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @NellzGC Begins to Orchestrate on New Track
Nellz GC recently kicked off his #GoldRushSaturdays series where a new track will drop every Saturday for a while. On this one, we get another Nellz/Dude Clayy collaboration that features Nellz wilding out over some heavy instrumentation. The bars flow effortlessly here while Nellz experiments with a few flows on this one as well. For […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @dollasigndunn Tells Us It’s Different "On This Side"
Described as a “bass-heavy banger to fit the gloomy weather change,” Jersey’s Dolla$ignDunn’s “On This Side” has everything you could ask for from an introductory track to an artist (this one serves as my introduction to Dunn, in case you haven’t figured it out already). It’s boisterous, but still has the components needed to back […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @stvnlmnt Is Stoning The Competition to Death on Hit Factory Vol. 2
I’ll keep this one brief. Why? Well, sometimes it’s better to let the bars speak for themselves and just wash over you. Now, Steven Lamont (#lamonte) has been on an evolutionary pace since he first appeared on SOTB via a loosie and some Profound Assholes discussion on his shit. He’s always had bars and the […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @SpeedontheBeat Presents Mama Young’s Son
This is my untitled unmasted meets 4eva Is A Mighty Long Time in some ways. I mean, most of the stuff was recorded via a couple of high-end phone apps, ran through Soundtrap and MAZTR for mixing and whatnot, and pressed out for the world to see. No other hands have touched this, for better or […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @Kelechief Takes Us Through His QLC Through Evolving Playlist
I gave you both streaming options because I’m that supportive of this idea. Kelechi has constantly been improving his bars and his approach to the game. This QLC playlist/album/experience is the culmination of his evolution. As someone who’s gone through a quarter-life crisis, I can attest that this album speaks volumes to that sort of thing. […]
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