Latest from September’s excellent On Their Way album.
Apathy – ‘Knuckle Sandwich’
Vanderslice produced new joint from Apathy.
Kev Brown – ‘Delve Into Classical Moog’
Fresh off of the recent Homework album, Kev Brown is back already, this time with an instrumental project that’s a tribute to Robert Moog and his influential synthesizers.
Tha God Fahim & C-Lance – ‘Breaking Through Tha Van Allen Belts’
Dope new EP from Tha God Fahim and producer C Lance.
Tha God Fahim – ‘Prayers N Incense’
New visual for a cut from last year’s Supreme Dump Legend: Tha One Who Slayed Tha Moon album.
Sadat X & El Da Sensei – ‘XL’
The Artifacts and Brand Nubian icons finally unleash their joint album.
Prime Cuts: Vinnie Paz – A Playlist by Nick Gauder
The new album from Jedi Mind Tricks emcee Vinnie Paz arrived yesterday, The Pain Collector. To celebrate we asked Grown Up Rap contributor Nick Gauder to curate a playlist of some of his favorite tracks from Vinnie Paz. With so much to choose from, it was hard to keep this to a succinct 15 songs, but we think Nick did a stand-up job, included tracks from Paz’s solo albums, Jedi Mind Tricks and Army of the Pharaohs.
Check the 15-track playlist and listen below. Follow Nick on Twitter here.
1. Vinnie Paz – Cheesesteaks
2. Vinnie Paz – The Oracle
3. Vinnie Paz – Monsters Ball
4. Vinnie Paz – Kill Em All
5. Vinnie Paz – Limb From Limb
6. Army Of The Pharohs – Agony Fires
7. Army Of The Pharohs – Suplex
8. Heavy Metal Kings – Bad Hombres
9. Heavy Metal Kings – Leviathan(The Spell Of Kingu)
10. Jedi Mind Tricks – Uncommon Valor
11. Jedi Mind Tricks – Heavenly Divine
12. Jedi Mind Tricks – Animal Rap
13. Jedi Mind Tricks – Design In Malice
14. Jedi Mind Tricks – Fraudulent Cloth
15. Jedi Mind Tricks – What She Left Behind
Vinnie Paz – ‘The Pain Collector’
Vinnie Paz drops more of that trademark rugged, dark shit on this great new album.
Cypress Hill – ‘Elephants on Acid’
After a run of dope singles, the legendary Cypress Hill returns with the new project.
Illingsworth – ‘You’re No Fun’
Full stream of the impressive new album from Illingsworth, but dope instrumentals plus vocal joints with Open Mike Eagle and Denmark Vessey.