Breez Evahflowin’ – ‘John Henry’s Revenge’

a1336586261_16This unearthed gem is a project recorded in 2004 by the incredibly-named producer Wally What and NYC indy rapper Breez Evahflowin’. It never saw a proper release, but is finally now available for your listening pleasure. Its dated a bit, but is still worth a listen, and even features a guest spot from Immortal Technique. See further down below for the full story courtesy of the Breez Evahflowin’ Bandcamp page.

“The story starts with a tour of the Carolinas. NYC’s Breez Evahflowin, C-Rayz Walz and Boston’s MC Akrobatik were promoting the compilation album Detonator records volume 1. In Charleston SC thanks to DJ Kurfu Breez & C-Rayz meet a young dread head producer by the name of Wally What? That night the rare and extremely difficult to find ‘Zelda’ freestyle was recorded.

Over the years that follow Breez would continue to collaborate with Wally in SC and then in Boston where Wally relocated. A few years later they would end up sharing an apartment in Bed Stuy Brooklyn where more tracks were created and the concept of the theme album began to take shape.Wally delivered track after track of intense sounds. Breez used this canvas to verbally illustrate his growing frustration with the War on Terror and the ruling administration at the time.

There were ambitious plans for an LP, a tour, a book and more but, as can happen, life got in the way.

Out of necessity, Breez moved to North Carolina for a few years. Wally moved to Baltimore. Though the digital age made it possible for the collaboration to continue from a distance, it never quite got back to becoming what it originally was.

Wally & Breez have gone on to find happiness in life as Husbands & Fathers.
They still keep in touch and take jabs at each other over social media every football season (Breez=Steelers, Wally=Ravens).

10 years later for your consideration is the concept as fleshed out as it is going to be.
The vocals a little harsh at times, some beats are raw and unfiltered.
The message still very strong and resonant.”

Skyzoo – ‘Suicide Doors’

SKYZOOSkyzoo is one of the most underrated artists working today, despite having dropped good music for years. New album Music For My Friends will hopefully bring him to wider attention, especially if the rest of it is as good as new single Suicide Doors. Listen below and let us know your thoughts.

Jedi Mind Tricks – ‘Deathless Light’

JEDI MIND TRICKSIts been way too long since we’ve had new music from Stoupe and Vinnie Paz, but the upcoming Jedi Mind Tricks reunion album is coming soon, and there’s now a video for single Deathless Light. With a name like this, and this being Jedi Mind Tricks, you can probably surmise that its a video not for the faint of heart, but we think its looking and sounding dope. Watch on the link below, and keep a look out for new album The Thief And The Fallen coming next month.

Watch here.