October turned out to be another incredible month for good hip-hop. The playlist includes new music from legends like Gang Starr, Kool Keith, Pete Rock and Black Moon, plus the latest from Griselda, Apollo Brown, Planet Asia, Danny Brown, Damu The Fudgemunk, Blu, Crimeapple, 38 Spesh and many, many more.
Listen to the playlist below, and then go support the artists with a purchase from wherever you buy your music. Check us on Spotify for more curated playlists.
This new Black Moon album is taking way too long to arrive, but it must be getting closer as today we get a new video another single. Dope.
Evil Dee reworks this decent posse cut, originally released back in 2016.
Ras Kass releases another reworking from the upcoming 20th anniversay edition of his classic Soul On Ice album, this time with a Beatminerz production.
Beatminerz’ Evil Dee provides the beat for this rugged new one from Rock Mecca.
Boot Camp Click is definitely in full effect on this new joint from Mic Handz, with a guest spot from Rock, and remix duties provided by Da Beatminerz. Stream the single here, and the rest of the new The Prelude: Just Tired of Waiting album below.
Marvelous Mag continues his run of tributes, this time spitting new bars over the classic beat from Sound Bwoy Bureill by Smif-N-Wessun. Shabaam Sahdeeq and MM’s fellow #TheWinners crew member Smooth are also along for the ride, and you can listen below.
The Beatminerz provide a dope beat for this new one from Nutso, I Just Don’t Know. It’s from his Divided Souls EP, and you can watch the video below.
The Beatminerz have given the remix treatment to End All Be All from Constant Deviants, taken from their recent Avant Garde album. The sound quality isn’t great, but its as nice as always from the beatmaking legends, and you can take a listen below.
Those still stuck in that mid-late 90s New York indy scene (aka us) will remember Finsta Bundy from a run of quality 12″ records in that era. Thankfully they are still making music, and here team up with Beatminerz legend Evil Dee for this dope cut from his Broadcasting Live album. Watch below.
