We still haven’t got over the dopeness of Knock Knock yet, but Madlib, Med and Blu are already back with the next release from their upcoming Bad Neighbor album. Phonte is also along for the ride this time, making it even more fly. Listen below.
Category: Hip-hop
Diamond Lung – ‘Hard For You to See’ feat. Children of the Funk
The last time we heard from Diamond Lung was on the dope More Smoke. They are back with a new joint, this time joining forces with Children of the Funk. Listen to Hard For You to See below.
Mykill Miers – ‘Stressed Out’
Indy vet Mykill Miers is still at it, and here drops a visual for his latest 12″, Stressed Out. Watch below, and cop it here.
Juan Deuce – ‘El Oh Vee E’
The impressive Sock Money EP from Juan Deuce has been out on Soulspazm for a couple of weeks, entirely produced by j57. It includes the dope El Oh Vee E, the video for which you can check below.
MF Doom – ‘The Time We Faced Doom’ (video)
Operation: Doomsday track The Time We Faced Doom has been gifted a visual by GodsConnect. Watch below.
Ayatollah and Drasar Monumental – ‘Box Cutter Brothers 3’ sampler
Parts 1 & 2 of the Box Cutter Brothers project from Ayatollah and Drasar Monumental were dope, so we have high hopes for part 3. Listen to a sampler below.
No1Special – ‘Til My Body Drops’ feat. Ras Kass
The ever-busy Ras Kass guests on new track Til My Body Drops, from No1Special. You can probably tell from the name and the artwork that its on some dark shit. Listen below.
Shabaam Sahdeeq – Modern Artillery’
The new Modern Artillery EP from Shabaam Sahdeeq is finally here, with his usual dope rhymes, plus guest spots from Torae, the late, great Pumpkinhead and more. Stream below, then go buy it.
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Surock – ‘Go Dumb’ feat. Blu
Blu features on this nice new one from Surock, Go Dumb, taken from the new mixtape project, Bar None. Check it out below.
The Twilite Tone – ‘Put the Guns Down’ feat. Common and more
The Twilite Tone enlists old friend Common for this track, which helps to get the message across that better gun control is needed in Chicago, and America as a whole. It also features plenty of other Chi-town artists, and you can watch below.