The new album from Camp Lo came and went faster than it should have. It may not pack as much punch as their classic debut, but is still a decent album, evidenced by this joint. With a beat by long-time collaborator Ski Beatz, its one of the standout tracks on Ragtime Hightimes, and you can watch the video below.
Blueprint – ‘Persevere’
Blueprint keeps up the momentum of recent album King No Crown with this new video for single Persevere. Its a feel good, laid-back track, and one of the highlights from the project. Watch the video below, and let us know what you think.
The Ohio producer-on-the-mic drops thoughtful, motivational rhymes over piano-laced production from his recent album “King No Crown”.
Hostyle – ‘Who Am I’
Screwball member Hostyle is back with this slice of hardcore Queensbridge realness, taken from new album You Already Know. Watch below.
Slum Village – ‘Love Is’
Slum Village have dropped this video for the J Dilla produced single Love Is, from their recent Yes! album. It features Bilal on the hook, and you can check it out below.
Pawz One – ‘Effortless’
Pawz One has dropped a video for the dope single Effortless, taken from his recent Face The Facts album. If you didn’t catch it when it was released, the project includes guest spots from Rakka Iriscience, Masta Ace, Ras Kass and more, and is well worth your time. Watch the video for Effortless below, and hit us with your comments.
Moka Only – ‘Chicanery’
Taken from new album Magickal Weirdness, the latest video from Moka Only sees him go cratediggin’ at the record store. It reminds us of those Loop Digga records Madlib made with Lootpack and Quasimoto, and that certainly isn’t a bad thing. Watch below for yourself, and keep a look out for that new album.
Kool Keith & Kurious – ‘Don’t Know Why’
Kool Keith features alongside Kurious on new EP Don’t Know Why, which is the latest cassette release from boutique label LUVNY. Listen to one of the remixes of the title track below, and check out the rest of the project here.
Muja Messiah – ‘Silk Road’ feat. Maseo
Boogie Down Under Radio Show – ‘Steinski Sampler’
Solomon Childs – ‘Tried So Hard’
Literally hundreds of rappers lay claim to being Wu-Tang Clan affiliates. Most have a tenuous link at best, and most also happen to be wack. Solomon Childs does have at least genuine ties to the Wu, having worked with RZA, Cappadonna, and as part of Ghostface Killah’s Theodore Unit. He also isn’t wack, as evidenced on new single Tried So Hard. Its from the upcoming album Monsters In My Room, and you can listen below.

