It may be painfully short, but on this new track from producer Maticulous, Your Old Droog shows us once again exactly why he’s one of the most talented artists to emerge in recent years. Its from the upcoming Maticulous project The Maticulous LP, which is set to feature a line-up that includes Guilty Simpson, Masta Ace and more. Listen to Stellar Intro on the link below.
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Ghost Deini is back with another single from Twelve Reasons to Die II, his upcoming sequel album with Adrian Younge. Its all the better for featuring Raekwon, but actually a little dull overall. See what you think by checking it out on the link below.
http://www.audiomack.com/embed4-large/2dbz/let-the-record-spin
New music from Mos Def nowadays seems to be sparse, and random. Like here, where he crops up on a new track from Golden Rules. Mos is on a laid back type flow, and far from being on his A-game, but at least some new music from him is better than none. Listen below and give us your thoughts.
New from Stones Throw is Raw Fruit Vol. 4, the latest beat tape (literally – its available on cassette) from producer Ras G. This single features Jeremiah Jae, and you can listen below.
Quelle Chris is gearing up for the release of upcoming new album Innocent Country with this new single, featuring Chris Keys. Listen below, and pre-order the album here.
This nice banger is from Starvin B & Fel Sweetenberg. Its one of the standout cuts from their new album Soul Museum, which you can stream and buy from here. Watch the video for Eye of the Storm below, and let us know what you think.
Bishop Nehru features on this new track by 18-year-old rapper Stro, from Brooklyn. Its impressive stuff considering how young both artists are, and is taken from Stro’s recent album Computer Era, out now. Watch the video for K.I.N.G. below, and drop us your comments.
In our second Large Professor post of the day, we now get a video for In The Scrolls, from the legend’s new RE:Living album, out now. Watch below, then head on over to iTunes to cop the new set.
The new Skyzoo album Music For My Friends is almost here, but here’s an 11-minute sampler to wet your appetite in the meantime. It sounds good, and will hopefully see the talented artist get opened up to a wider following. Listen on the link below, and also watch a short documentary about how the album was made.
http://www.audiomack.com/embed4-large/2dbz/music-for-my-friends-sampler
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We didn’t know anything about Michigan resident DJ Soko until this dropped, and for that we feel bad. Take Notes is sounding very nice indeed, and is taken from new album Domino Effect, set to be released in August. Listen below, and look out for more from this talented artist.
