This dope new joint is from HASEEB and Curtiss King, and their new The Daisy Chain EP. It also features indy stalwart One Be Lo, and you can listen below.
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Marvelous Mag – ‘Constant Elevation’
Marvelous Mag has released this new mixtape, fresh for what’s left of the summer. He also recently dropped a new single named After Me, and you can listen to both below.
Open Mike Eagle, Busdriver, Milo et al – ‘Catcher of the Fade’
A few days ago we posted a track from an all-star line-up of California emcees, including many from the Project Blowed collective. Turns out it was from this new EP, featuring Open Mike Eagle, Busdriver, Nalpea, Milo and more. Catcher of the Fade is free to download, and you can cop it on the link below.
Wordsworth – ‘F. U. (Fingers Up)’ feat. Blu
eMC rapper Wordsworth returns with this new joint, the delightfully-named F. U. (Fingers Up). It features a guest spot from Blu, and is taken from New Beginning, Wordsworth new album with producer Donel Smokes. Listen below.
L-Smooth – ‘Plateau’
This new single from L-Smooth is pretty fly, which a decent video to match. Its from upcoming album Era of An Emcee, scheduled to drop soon. Watch below, and look out for more from the talented rapper in the coming weeks.
Apollo Brown – ‘Not That Guy’ feat. Your Old Droog
We are pretty excited about the new Apollo Brown album, and even more so now we’ve heard Not That Guy. It features Your Old Droog, who rides the lovely slow burner beat to perfection. Grandeur drops September 25, but you can listen to Not That Guy below now.
Michael Christmas – ‘Who?’
Michael Christmas is back with this new joint, full of the same slick flows and witty punchlines that made last year’s Is This Art? album so good. Listen below.
DJ Doo Wop – ‘Shadows of 1995’
Originally from the Concepts: Selektions album by Statik Selektah and Frank The Butcher (a project we can’t actually find any record of anywhere!), Doo Wop has now introduced Shadows of 1995 to a wider audience. It certainly makes you feel like you are back in that golden era, and you can check it out below.
Gangrene (Alchemist & Oh No) – ‘The Last Great Disgrace’
More mini-documentary than music video, the latest promo video from Gangrene (Alchemist and Oh No) sees them take a visit to a controversial former institution. Its disturbing viewing, but you can check it out below.
Illa J – ‘Never Left’
Illa J is intrinsically linked to the memory of his older brother, the maestro J Dilla. On new joint Never Left, he gives us a heartfelt account of the huge impact the legacy of Dilla still has on him, and how his spirit lives on every time he makes music. Its from Illa J’s upcoming new album, and you can listen below.