Mickey Factz - Incredible

By far one of the illest song of 08. I particularly love this song not only cause Mickey rips it to shreds, but because it's done over one of my favorite electro songs made by Sebastian. 

Ridiculous Lyricist..

Mickey Factz - Incredible

XV - 40 Days/40 Nights (Complete 80 Song Pack)

XV's just a boy from Kansas. Don't worry if you haven't heard of him, not many people have, but this dude has been around for a minute and is just starting to come into his prime. Along with a few other LP's to his name, XV's now got this megapack of 80 songs that come in two sets: 40 Days and 40 Nights, and he did all 80 of these songs in those 40 days. That's right, 2 songs a day, and nothing less than dopeness on every track. Don't trust that? Check out this live freestyle he dropped..

Word.

XV - 40 Days

XV - 40 Nights

Streets Named After Me: Martin Luther Bling.

That's that sexual chocolate love-making rap that you can't get out of your head. Check this shit out if you like pleasant surprises.

Ghostface Killah - Computer Love

If Your Name Ain't YKK, Then Get off my Dick.

Actin' like they carried the gun that killed Lincoln, or they rollin with 200 murderers from Kingston.

Lyrical Swords - GZA & Ras Kass

Coast to Coast, It's the Most. We Don't Brag or Boast, We Just Leave Them Comatose.

What exactly does happen when one of the best hip-hop producers collaborates with Talib Kweli? Triumphant beats get fused into smooth raps, and one amazing album is concocted for the ears of millions. Here's a taste...

The Show - Talib Kweli

Everyday I Wake Up For Breakfast / The Feeling I'm Feeling is the Nexus

Blue Skies and Big Shit on the Horizon.
Pep Love - Pacific Heights

Stick a straw in my wound and taste my heart beating.

If you thought Eminem was the only white rapper who had it tough, then you've probably never heard of the name Chris Palko, better known as Cage. A slick rapping sensation, Cage has been through everything. Abused by his discharged, heroin addicted father, kicked out of high school, overmedicated in a mental hospital, nearly releasing a record with Columbia, getting shit talked by Eminem, and teaming up with Tame One to make the Leak Bros, this stellar artist has not only chronicles to tell, but an amount of them that may seem uncanny to the average former drug dealing, rags to riches, hip-hop performer. If you don't believe me, listen to Shia LeBouf, who has told Spin Magazine that he supposedly became so inspired by his story as to make a biopic of Cage (in which LeBouf is expected to play Cage.) Check out this track from his album Movies For The Blind.

Cage - Suicidal Failure

Biscuits!

Y'all Faggots Don't Want No Beef.



It's 2003 motherfucker SlickTalkin refuses 2 box.

Ghostface Killah ft Trife Da God - Biscuits

You don't believe in Heaven 'cause we're living in Hell.

Upon exploring the dope abysses of upstate New York, I, Real Talk, was found looking for a good flick to end the week. Lo and behold, I found myself somewhat intrigued by what The Wackness could possibly be about. Turned out it had everything I needed in that Sunday night: a plot that put you in a pensive mood, hints of stoner comedy, a vintage feel, and, best of all, undertones of teenage love. Throughout the film, bits and pieces of 90s Hip-Hop are thrown out there, and, as expected, I found myself in love with some more older Hip-Hop once again. As a result, I can do nothing at this point but say that Raekwon is a god among men, and here is one of his slower raps, where the beat is smooth, the rap is...not as hard as Sean P's, but nonetheless hypnotizing. Check it out, and go see The Wackness.

Raekwon feat. Syl Johnson - Heaven & Hell

Don't Front. Don't Fuck Around. And Everything Is Straight.

A New Crew Coming Through.

Through The Cracks and Crevices.

They Bust Shit.

Screwball - Screwed Up

You Ain't Real

Remember I'm A Winner.

"You the type of nigga that talk about how gully you are / and then go and put ya seatbelt on when you hop inside of ya car"


Slick Talkin busts shells at you catzzzz.

Cormega Ft. M.O.P. - Let It Go

Large Pro: Under The Radar.

To say Marco Polo is a decent producer is a complete understatement. Growing up an avid hip-hop fan in Canada, Marco knew that his opportunity to engage in the action would be nowhere else than the Big Apple. Thus, he did just so, moving there, setting up a career as a hip-hop producer, and most importantly, getting some of the finest hip-hop underground artists to collaborate with him on his first album. Prepare to get mind fucked by this track from Large Professor.


Large Professor - The Radar (produced by Marco Polo)

No Future In Your Frontin

Slick Talkin Has Arrived.

We Here.

You All Soft Like Wet Kittens.

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