Sunday, January 15, 2012
Nomad - Faithkeeper
Download: Faithkeeper
Nomad released Faithkeeper late last night, with a laid back instrumental self produced by him and some dope rhymes, as to come expected from Nomad. Personally one of my favorites songs from him. No word on when his next project will be out, put in the meantime grab his first tape Think Again.
Friday, January 13, 2012
ScHoolBoy Q - Grooveline Pt.1 ft Dom Kennedy & Curren$y
Download: Grooveline Pt.1
Q drops one last track from Habits & Contradictions before it's release at midnight. With a chill instrumental from Lex Luger, who has been recently working with everyone, Dom and Spitta join in to give this track an even more laid back feel to it.
Labels:
album,
Curren$y,
Dom Kennedy,
hip-hop,
mp3,
rap,
ScHoolBoy Q
Cal Rips - Pinnacle
Download: Pinnacle
If the name Cal Rips looks familiar it's because he appeared on fellow Kool Klux Klan member SiR E.U's RIPPOMORTIS track. This time around he's solo, and he delivers well with the Pinnacle. This will serve as a single from his upcoming project Thumbs Up due out February 20th.
Labels:
Cal Rips,
hip-hop,
Kool Klux Klan,
mp3
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Chick Gaynor - Queso Dip
For #WhateverWednesday (yeah it's Thursday, late pass), Chick drops a Whatever leftover in the form of Queso Dip. Some of the best spitting I've heard from the homie over an ill sample, that you may have previously heard in a Jay Electronica track.
Labels:
Chick Gaynor,
hip-hop,
Kool Klux Klan,
mp3
Kendrick Lamar Done Recording Debut Album
Kendrick explains “That’s my debut album, it’s not really a follow-up (to Section.80). It’s just going to have its own entity and its own space,” he said. “That’s set apart from everything. That’s my blood, sweat and tears. Something I’ve been working on my whole life, since the time I was born. It’s coming about. It’s ready right now, but I want to make sure it’s 110 percent right.” Kendrick and Jay Rock also explain that while Black Hippy has some records on the stash, each member is focusing on their solo projects at the moment.
See the full interview here.
Labels:
Black Hippy,
hip-hop,
interview,
Jay Rock,
Kendrick Lamar,
rap,
video
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