M.O.P. guest on this new joint from V. Nova, on a beat by the beautifully-named producer, Crack Factory. Taken from the new Koch Era album. Watch the video below.
Nolan The Ninja – ‘Fuck The Hype’
We’ve been posting up plenty of joints from the Fuck The Hype EP by Nolan The Ninja. The whole thing is now available to stream, and its dope, with guest spots from Phat Kat, Finale, Hassaan Mackey and more. Listen below.
Mista Lawnge – ‘Turn Them Off’
Black Sheep legend Mista Lawnge is dropping a new solo album, Mid-Life Crisis. Turn Them Off is the latest offering from it, and you can listen below.
The Alkaholics – ‘E & J Soundsystem: Rubber Bands’
The Alkaholics are back with this new one from E-Swift and J-Ro, the latest in their E & J Soundsystem: Rubber Bands series. Listen to snippets below.
Masta Ace – ‘GMO’
Masta Ace is re-releasing 2004’s A Long Hot Summer, including two previously unreleased tracks. GMO is one of them, and you can listen below. You really should already own a copy of this album, but if you don’t, then this re-issue is your chance to make things right.
Rob Cave – ‘The Triplets of Brownsville’ feat. Your Old Droog
Your Old Droog appears on this new one from Rob Cave, with a dope beat from Von Pea. Taken from the new Books & Chicks & Brooklyn Shit project, out in a few days.
Eloh Kush – ‘Beautiful Struggle’
Eloh Kush is back with a new EP named AngelDus, coming soon, with beats provided by Dus. Beautiful Struggle is the latest from it, and you can stream it below.
Cas Metah – ‘Old Fashioned’
We’ve been saying a lot of good things about the Old Fashioned album from Cas Metah, and now its finally here, we’re pleased to say its as good as we hoped it would be. Listen below for yourself, including guest spots from Deacon The Villain (CunninLynguists), Donte (Mood) and more.
Norcal Nick & Blu – Stoned’
Blu is teaming up with Nocal Nick for a new EP named When The Future Finds The Past It Will Sound Like This. That’s a mighty long name for an EP, but it’s probably going to be dope. Check out the first single, Stoned, below, although you may notice that Blu doesn’t actually rap on this one, staying behind the boards instead.
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – ‘Shame’ (remix)
There’s a new version of the Freddie Gibbs and Madlib modern classic Piñata on the way, remixed by Alex Goose. It’s being released on limited edition clear vinyl, and you can check out the first offering below.