The incredible Your Old Droog blesses us with a host of festive goodies, including a new surprise album, and videos for two of the tracks. The album includes features from MF Doom, Mach-Hommy and Tha God Fahim, and production from Edan, Preservation and Quelle Chris. Dope. As. Fuck.
Muggs continues his impeccable run of collaboration albums, this time with Tha God Fahim. Guest raps from Your Old Droog, Mach-Hommy and Vinnie Paz make this even sweeter.
The incredible Homeboy Sandman’s Mello Music Group full-length debut is finally here, featuring Your Old Droog and Quelle Chris, and fully produced by frequent collaborator, Mono En Stereo.
Homeboy Sandman gifts us another glimpse of what to expect from the upcoming Dusty album, this time with help from Your Old Droog and Quelle Chris.
Another month, another stellar set of new releases, proving once again that 2019 has been pretty damn amazing for decent hip-hop. August’s playlist includes the return of Little Brother, new product from DJ Muggs & Mach-Hommy, and dope new tracks from Blu, Kev Brown, Inspectah Deck, Vic Spencer, Pete Rock & Skyzoo, Chali 2na, Rapsody and 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.
Muggs drops the much-teased Kill Em All project, which turns out is another album with Mach-Hommy, plus heavy contributions from The God Fahim and a track with Your Old Droog. In other words, its another fine album from the relentless Cypress Hill legend.
We got mixed feelings about this. It has beats on there from producers who make the kind of music we despise, and “Jarreau of Rap” is wack as fuck. That said, The Lost Tapes 2 also has production from Alchemist, Pete Rock, RZA, and Statik Selektah.
Inspectah Deck presents the jump off for his anticipated new album, Chamber #9.
The excellent Mach-Hommy drops a new EP, with back-up from Your Old Droog, Tha God Fahim, Quelle Chris & Earl Sweatshirt.
Its only been a few weeks since YOD dropped the excellent It Wasn’t Even Close, but he’s already back with another new album, including the tracks he recently released this video for.