Saturday, February 7, 2009

We Could Trade Places, Get Lifted In the Staircases...?


That's right. You fucking heard it from the one and only Slick Talkin'. Raekwon is back, and he's here with an unstoppable entourage that has most definitely been seen more than once through the eyes of a hip-hop connoisseur: Method Man and Ghostface Killah.
The background is typical of Raekwon: a clip of the chorus from an old-fashioned song that plays well with the beat and verses. The beat is a more modern type of drum beat effect, something unheard of on OB4CL (Only Built 4 Cuban Linx), but if anything, it adds more flavor to the track. And the rhymes...don't even get me started. Method Man keeps it solid with his usual, low pitched, consistent-sounding verses. Raekwon has the smooth flow to his verses that is one of a kind. As for Ghostface...he gets belligerent, as always, rocking the mic like he's in a fucking dog fight. You gotta love his shit.

Stay Posted for more tracks from the up and coming Only Built 4 Cuban Linx 2.

Saturday, December 6, 2008

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..

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.



Sunday, November 30, 2008

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.

Saturday, November 29, 2008

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.

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...

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