Skewby hit us up with some new music. Expect some great material coming very soon from this guy.
This was recorded a few months back but Yung Joc hasn’t gotten Lil Wayne verse cleared yet…so instead TheCoreDJs leak it for us.
This is the first leak off of Sene’s upcoming Reality Bites EP. He has some big names behind this project, and hopefully a track featuring or produced by Blu. This one here has production by Tranzformer.
the long-awaited fourth volume of our In the Booth mixtape, featuring entries 91 through 120 in our ongoing DJBooth.net Freestyle Series! Presented by DJBooth.net, indie label Duck Down Music and German mixtape/club heavyweight DJ Kitsune (who also mixed the project), Volume 4 includes standout contributions from Freddie Gibbs, YelaWolf, Phil Ade, Fly Gypsy, Jay Rock, Bekay and many more of the hottest emcees in the game.
This comes to a good surprise..ESSO coming with The Anti-Socialite on April 12th. These are the only two tracks off the project that will not be original. One over Drake’s Uptown and the other Beyonce’s Halo.
New leak off Jabee & aDDLib’s upcoming project, Black Cotton 2. This seems pretty promising…the artwork and tracklisting is below the download.
New tracks off of Madlib’s Beat Konducta in Africa project dropping March 23rd. The third installment of his Medicine Show series is an instrumental album based on the obscure vinyl gems from the afro-beat, funk, psych-rock, garage-rock and soul movements of Africa in the 70’s.
The OCS are readying their debut album for a Summer release. The RPD20X (Respect Past Due 2010) will feature artists from the West Coast. West Coast Hip Hop is back?
T.I. is back. He also announced his new album will be dropping on August 24th.
TSaturday’s will now be used to spotlight the grind and hustle of an artist. Saturday Spotlight will be a combination of (but not limited to) background information, a short interview, an exclusive freestyle, press release of work, and contact information.
“I’m a rap artist from Detroit, Michigan called “Jay-Cro Jay-Young’n” ;the youngest of my camp U.S.R.(United Street Regime) im the type of artist that take real life experiences and my personality in my music. So I can make songs just about anything you can think of.”
J The S drops “Wish You Were Here,” Presented By IM King, DJBooth.net, and 2dopeboyz.com. The street album features 14 new records building up to his soon to be released debut album “The Last Days.” Wish You Were Here has features from Jadakiss, Nipsey Hussle, Crooked I, Emilio Rojas, Dre Robinson and more and also features production from Cory Bold, M-Phazes, Raf Moses and Reality..
the long-awaited fourth volume of our In the Booth mixtape, featuring entries 91 through 120 in our ongoing DJBooth.net Freestyle Series! Presented by DJBooth.net, indie label Duck Down Music and German mixtape/club heavyweight DJ Kitsune (who also mixed the project), Volume 4 includes standout contributions from Freddie Gibbs, YelaWolf, Phil Ade, Fly Gypsy, Jay Rock, Bekay and many more of the hottest emcees in the game.
TSaturday’s will now be used to spotlight the grind and hustle of an artist. Saturday Spotlight will be a combination of (but not limited to) background information, a short interview, an exclusive freestyle, press release of work, and contact information.
The blogging, anime music loving man you know from Empty Soda Cans & Minivans is back to drop his album “Endless Waltz”. I have included the first of five versions of artwork from “Endless Waltz” along with his two leaked videos “Shadow Clone Jutsu” & “Soul Reaper”. Endless Waltz (fully produced, recorded, & mastered by C.B.TV) is coming to you February 19th.
Young Scolla is in a perfect position to carry the torch for Common, Kanye and others who did their work but have come to the point where they have staff payrolls and major bills to pay, and are focusing on more commercial projects. Hopefully, those that come after Young Scolla will take up the banner and run it with the same skill, depth and character his work displays. All that’s left is for the rest of the world to take notice.
Mike Dreams masters the art of fusing poetry, sampling (including the high speed sample, which can be wack if it’s not handled properly), and good-old fashioned story-telling to make cuts that you actually want to hear. Musically and lyrically, Dreams seems much older than his 21 years, which is a key component when making grown up music for grown up listeners. We can only hope that the world is ready for what he’s bringing.
