01. The Stir
02. Saviour
03. Believe Me Feat. Rapper Pooh
04. Who I Am
05. Game Over
06. Sound Off
07. Am I Different Feat. Reks
08. The Milf Song AKA Mutherfucker
09. The Mirror
10. Effortless Feat. Prince EA
11. Insanity
12. Televised Revolution aka Breathe Feat. Mickey Factz
13. Can’t Stop
14. The Garden
15. Runaway Slavestyle
16. Unsung Epilogues
17. Punish The Beat Feat. Fred the Godson and Charlie Clips
18. Hood Remix Feat. Sheek Louch and Joe Budden
01. It’s Time
02.- Worldwind
03.- Look Back
04.- Life is
05.- Own zone
06.- Made up my mind
07.- Salad bar
08.- Lana
09.- Money in da bag
10.- Motions
11.- Lil black boy
12.- Makein it
13.- Still here
14.- Love jones
15.- Winner
16.- Soul’d out
17.- Labor pains
18.- Time travel
19.- Way it iz
20.- We on now
21.- Bonus Track -Music is drugs
THIS IS NOT A FREE GRAB, but really it only costs $0.99. If your that cheap you have bigger issues than buying music! This was dropped off to us by “One of the STMB’ers”. I thought it was pretty funny and there are some nice beats on here. Either way, check it out, they are NOT AFFILIATED WITH STM… just their message board lol.
In the Land of the Blind, the One Eyed man is King.
Opening their eye’s to the truth after military deployments and life responsibilities trimmed the size of their Hip-Hop group from four to two, One Eyed Kings (Bravo One & Mr. Bostic) deliver their first manuscripts on life and reality in hopes to open the eyes of others as well.
In The Land of the Blind EP serves as O.E.K.’s introduction as the newest members in one of the country’s most vibrant music scenes-Denver. The lead single from the EP is “All Roads Lead Home” Ft. Hasan Salaam who is known for his own “eye opening” antics on FUSE TV. When Salaam won the “Hip Hop President” contest, he made a statement as bold as Kanye’s infamous “George Bush” speech about “Lobbyist, corporate conglomerates and their affiliation with news columnists.” Controversial Salaam is a perfect fit for One Eyed Kings two former service men who share the same quest.
Setting the tone right off the bat over the hypnotizing bass and piano loop, Hasan Salaam opens with “Home ain’t necessarily where you reside…” to start the explanation of the journey he and Bravo have taken to get to this point. Weaving through subjects such as abortion, loss of family members and eventually, rising from the flames.
California born and bred, One Eyed Kings have found a new home in Denver, and with the release of In The Land Of The Blind, standing next to the likes of Hasan Salaam, Es Nine (Prime Element), Rhias (Air Dubai) and Purpose (FBC), they’ve also found their place in Hip-Hop.
1. Back At It
2. The Flow
3. P.A. (Feat. Mac Miller)
4. I’m In The Hood (Feat. Reek Da Villain)
5. From The Street (Feat. Lil Fame (of M.O.P.) & Termanology (of 1982))
6. And It Don’t Quit (Feat. Jakk Frost & Tek (of Smif-N-Wessun))
7. All Kinds Of Em (Feat. The Jacka & Husalah)
01. No Time To Waste (Radio)
02. No Time To Waste (Album)
03. No Time To Waste (Instrumental)
04. No Time To Waste (Acapella)
05. Home Or Away (Radio)
06. Home Or Away (Album)
07. Home Or Away (Instrumental)
08. Home Or Away (Acapella)
01. You Don’t Know About It feat. Masta Ace (Radio)
02. You Don’t Know About It (Instrumental)
03. You Don’t Know About It feat. Masta Ace (Acapella)
04. Be Easy feat. Torae, B.A.M., Chino XL & Lyric Jones (Radio)
05. Be Easy (Instrumental)
01. One Consciousness feat. Raven
02. Stankin (DAL)
03. Programmed Slaves
04. Stealth feat. Thaione Davis
05. Color Copper Sun
06. Black Pepper Salt Shakers feat. Mordecai The Foul
07. They Bite Ideas (You Wack)
08. from the The Farina Beat Supplement by DJ Waht
09. Never Close
10. Self Contained
11. The Devil Lurks feat. Raven
12. Weak Shows
13. Everything I Love Song feat. Howard Nkosi, Jago Moonshine & Jonez The Revolution
14. Say Little Girl feat. Nekaybaaw
01. Mo News (Intro)
02. Whutchawant
03. Feedback
04. Rockshows
05. Bumpinsumtin
06. Get Off My
07. Party Groove
08. Janet Jacme
09. 9 Mo News (Interlude)
10. Mo News (Interlude)
11. E.G.O.
12. Don’t Stop
13. World Premier
14. Tha Elementz
15. Searchin’
16. Crazze –
17. Mo News (Interlude)
18. 98 Neva See
01 – EMIGAM
02 – Either Or
03 – The Ela
04 – You Aint Fresh
05 – Neva Seen
06 – Aint No Love
07 – Feature Presentation (ft Markeeba)
08 – Ultra-Magnus (ft. Jewels)
01 – Intro
02 – Hell Yeah Its On
03 – Off Da Head
04 – Gimme Dat Beat
05 – Answering Service
06 – I Got Da Cash
07 – Free Style Mania
08 – Est Anthem
09 – Da Sequel
10 – Kick Dat Style
11 – Sadly Missed (Intro)
12 – Sadly Missed
13 – Tryin See You
14 – Reel Skillz
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Falside leaks a 2nd joint from his Creative Capital Beatsmith project with undergroundhiphop.com due this spring.
Emilio Lopez, a member of The Demigodz (Apathy, Celph Titled, Esoteric, Motive, Styles of Beyond, Chum Zilla), laces Fal’s classic laid backboom bap style with a witty and boastful presence, accentuating his disgust with the current state of hip hop and what he’s up to with your bitch.
01. Rhythm Is The Master
02. No DJ Like Chuck
03. Gimme Minze
04. Roll Call: Bronxwood Productions
05. The Mic I Grip
06. I’m Large
07. That’s Life
08. No Holding Back
09. Time To Rhyme
10. Son Of A Gun
11. Chuck Is Chillin’
01 Check Out The Hook (2 Young Brothers Mix) 5:40
02 Check Out The Hook (Radio Mix) 3:47
03 Check Out The Hook (Boogieman’s Instrumental Mix) 3:14
04 Check Out The Hook (Tim Schommers Mix) 5:35
Straight out of Greensboro, North Carolina comes a throwback duo made up of MCs Maf Maddix and Luse Kanz, known together as N’DangR Species. Ignoring the current fashion-fog surrounding mainstream and independent hip hop alike, Maf and Luse equip themselves with the pure and rugged style that wore out discmans in the 90s, while lacing contemporary beats from Flying Lotus, Oddisee, Devonwho, Samiyam, and more.
Here a few sample cuts from the tape, as well as the full, free download.
01 – Pass It On
02 – Something Kinda Jazzy
03 – On & On
04 – Kick It over Here
05 – Non-Stop Hip Hop
06 – Dear Old Dad
07 – The Genesis [Ft.Tigger]
08 – Ain’t No Tang
09 – Mellow Move
10 – Freestyle,Method [Ft.Chill, Ric ‘Baby’]
11 – Dis Funk
12 – Pass It On [Remix][Ft.Trugoy The Dave]
13 – Dedication
01. New Life (Album Intro)
02. I’m Known
03. How Ya Livin’ (Feat. Nas)
04. Trading Places
05. What’s The Deal
06. Love Is Love
07. The Pay Back
08. Just Because
09. SOSA
10. It’s A Boy Thing
11. Pieces Of A (Black) Man
12. Last Dayz
13. Whatever Happened (Feat. RZA)
14. Trial Of The Century
15. Betcha Don’t Know
01. 2707 (prod. by DJ Monky)
02. Brand New Nikes (prod. by Mr. Green)
03. Please Do (prod. by Custom)
04. Knife & Fork (prod. by DJ Monky)
05. Blaze It Up feat. EC illa, Wes Restless & Psalm One (prod. by Prolyfic)
06. God vs. Money (prod. by Kaz One)
07. The Legend of Billy Boombox (prod. by Custom)
08. This Is For You (prod. by Custom)
09. I Don’t Play That feat. Southkid & Young Zee (prod. by Ben Rosen)
10. Margo’s Song (prod. by Wes Restless)
11. Bright Sunny Day (prod. by Ben Rosen)
12. Priceless feat. Werdz, PaceWon & JUICE (prod. by Mr. Green)
13. Honky Kong (prod. by Kaz One)
14. Days I Remember feat. Wes Restless (prod. by Wes Restless)
15. Last Train (prod. by Heartbeat)
01.Intro
02.4,5,6
03.It’s a Shame
04.Take ‘Em to War
05.Executioner Style
06.For da Brothaz
07.Blowin’ Up in the World
08.Fast Life
09.Ghetto Knows
10.It’s a Shame [Da Butcher’s Mix]
11.Money on My Brain
4,5,6 is the solo debut by hip hop artist Kool G Rap, released in September 1995 on Cold Chillin’ Records. The release followed his break-up with DJ Polo in 1993. The album was mostly received neutrally among critics, but was warmly accepted by underground fans. Despite the album’s dark, grimy street sound, it peaked at number one on the R&B/Hip-Hop chart, and also featured two crossover hits, with the title track “4,5,6”, and “Fast Life”. The album features guest appearances from B1, MF Grimm, and Nas (who also appeared on the front cover), as well as production from Dr. Butcher, Naughty Shorts, T-Ray, and Buckwild of D.I.T.C.
01. KRS-One Attacks
02. Outta Here
03. Black Cop
04. Mortal Thought
05. I Can’t Wake Up
06. Slap Them Up (Feat. Ill Will)
07. Sound Of Da Police
08. Mad Crew
09. Uh Oh
10. Brown Skin Woman
11. Return Of The Boom Bap
12. ”P” Is Still Free
13. Stop Frontin’
14. Higher Level
Return of the Boom Bap was KRS-One’s first official solo album, released in 1993 on the Jive Records label. It peaked on the Billboard 200 charts at position 37 on October 16, 1993. In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Source’s 100 Best Rap Albums. The record was originally rated 4 mics in The Source in 1993. Unlike the majority of the Boogie Down Productions LP’s, KRS here takes a step back from the production duties and invites rising underground stars DJ Premier, Showbiz and Kid Capri to handle the beats in addition to his four contributions. The track “Black Cop” was originally released as a 12″ single and a track for the CB4 movie soundtrack, thus labeled as a B.D.P. track. This release says the song is produced by Pal Joey (who worked closely with Kris on the last two B.D.P. albums) and KRS-One. Wille D from Boogie Down Productions also makes an uncredited cameo as he join Kris on the mic as a guest rapper on “Slap Them Up”. It’s also very likely DJ Kenny Parker performs uncredited scratches and cuts on a few songs.
Take a walk down hip-hop memory lane with us as we kick off the first installment of Throwback Thursdaze. Doing this for the younger heads who missed out on all the ol’ skool ish (for whatever reason). Thought this would be a dope idea to give these new school cats some knowledge!
Dropping gems in a studio that’s nestled in between Bellingham Bay and Lummi Island is a new trip hop duo made up of producer Chance Random and folk singer-songwriter Jenni Potts, better known as Cute Attack. Their new self titled release, which is now available on Bandcamp with a name your own price tag, is a short, simple, and sweet ride through a lost and forgotten world of what I call therapeutic hip hop, known to many as trip hop.
Haunted by Jenni Potts’ vocals, Chance Random’s beats creep cautiously around her lyrics, but finds solace in her warm breath and embraces each note. The chemistry between the two is obvious, and while the length of the record might shock listeners the first go around, they will soon find the perfection in its editing and the beauty in its clarity.
1. Birds Intro
2. Silver Padded Box
3. Movement One
4. Found My Way
5. Movement Two
6. Over Here ft. Chris Willis
7. Movement Three
8. Unreal
Atlanta, Georgia spoken word poet/MC IZ-REAL will make your head spin. Combining a Breeze Brewinesque delivery with an electric mic presence, IZ’s tracks take numerous spins to absorb but will always buzz the brain the same. On The Izslickulus Package?, Iz connects with fellow weirdo MC Icky Slick to drop deviant rhymes over subterranean soundscapes from DJ Dredi.
Sidenote: For all you old underground heads reading this, does anyone get that same nostalgic feeling by listening to Iz-Real’s stuff? It could easily be mistaken for a late 90’s underground demo tape.
1. Izzy Icky
2. Organ Donors
3. Hang It Up
4. Skit
5. Space Debris
6. IZSLICKGLYPHICS
7. Problem Hero
8. Skit
9. Feeling Rain Again
01.React feat. DJ Trusty
02.This Is My Life
03.Some Get It Some Don’t
04.Military
05.I Admit
06.All In The Name Of
07.A Million Pieces
08.Fight Back
09.Vibe
10.When The Sky Falls
11.For My People
01. Battlin my Demons (Oh Lawd) feat. Motion Man
03. Timeline feat. D Styles
04. Acknowledgment/On the Brink
05. The Story of US
06. Love Kills feat. D Styles
07. Troubled
08. What’s it all about
01. Stargazer (01:23)
02. Half my Language (feat. Brothers Amor) (03:11)
03. Fresh Flowers in the Summer (00:38)
04. Your the One Thats Alive (01:20)
05. Whoever Loved a Stone (04:35)
06. Live Forever (02:17)
07. City Heat (feat. Chango Julius) (02:08)
08. Everybody (01:39)
09. Half my Language Revisited (03:48)
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After a slight delay, La The Darkman & DJ Green Lantern have finally released their new mixtape Embassy Invasion. The project includes 20 tracks from the Wu-Tang affiliate with guest appearances by Bun B, Mobb Deep, Willie The Kid, Styles P & more.
01. Black Gotti
02. Got Dat Raw (feat. Artillery)
03. Gauze Over Snitches
04. The Oath (feat. Cormega)
05. Hoez N Cocaine (feat. Hardbody)
06. Play Our Shit (feat. Hardbody, Ruc Da Jackal & Mike Dolorean)
07. Don’t Do It
08. Official Queens Nigga
09. Break Ya Back
10. Mobb Style (feat. Loon)
11. Somebody Got Shot
12. No Happy Ending (Remix)
13. Walk Trough Heaven (feat. Cormega)
14. No Homo
15. Bonus Track : Death Row East Anthem (feat. Army J)
Lake Luciano a.k.a. Lakey The Kid is back at it again, this time on Death Row Records East. Don’t sleep bitches!
01.Andy’s First Call
02.Foolish Girl
03.Money ft.Copywrite
04.Andy’s Second Call
05.DBD Mash Up
06.Devil Do
07.Do Something ft.Madness
08.Get A Job ft.Cadillac Ron
09.Goons Go Get Ya ft Abel Abilities,Rey Resurreccion & Ren
10.S.O.D
11.South Beach Samba ft.Dirt Nasty,Madness & Andre Legacy
12.There’s An End Remix
All tracks produced by Skylar G
Yall might know him from his Grindtime battles, Here’s his free mixtape for the masses.
Los Angeles MC Anacron has just dropped the follow up to his 2009 Facelift remix project, Facelift 2: Artofficial Attributes. Miles beyond the typical hip-hop “mixtape,” Anacron employs his talents as a producer, instrumentalist, rapper, and singer to morph 12 previously crafted tunes into completely evolved (and revolved) interpretations.
From Robin Thicke to Toro Y Moi, Anacron’s remixes are infectious rather than pretentious. One of the few tasteful remix projects that you will hear– free of charge! Make sure to check out the first edition of Facelift, which is also available for free on Bandcamp.
1. 2011 (Believe)
2. Up ft. Tone & Jasmine Golan
3. Still Sound ft. Toro y Moi
4. Rollin’ (Civic Duties)
5. Hide Me ft. Ten G Bob & Grandadbob
6. Infinity Guitars ft. Sleigh Bells
7. Sturdy Mobbin’
8. Silver Trembling Hands ft. Himself & Toast
9. Higher ft. Game & Jay Electronica
10. Turn Me On ft. Dr. Dre
11. She’s Cold ft. Robin Thicke
12. I Want to Know
13. I Tried (To Get Down)
01. This Far (Intro) 01:25
02. Already There Ft. Rich Kidd 03:56
03. I Tried 03:55
04. Whirl Pool 04:32
05. Bonkers 02:27
06. Gotta Go Home 03:39
07. Hi & Bye 03:43
08. Mr. Nothing 02:59
09. Million Freestyle 01:59
10. Victim Teen 02:46
11. People Asking 03:53
12. To The Stars (interlude) 03:13
13. Blind To You 02:52
14. Here We Are Ft. Jaykin 04:01
15. Digital Brain 04:37
16. Smile Ft. Angela McLuskey 03:55
17. TV Screen 03:24
18. Better That Way 05:56
1 – Intrus (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
2 – L’palais de justice (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
3 – Qui s’absente (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
4 – Combien j’ai ramé (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
5 – L’aimant
6 – Drôle de vie (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
7 – La sphère de l’influence (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
8 – Le voile du silence (ft K-Rhyme le Roi
9 – Destiné à finir seul
10 – Le passé reste (ft Oxmo Puccino & Pit Baccardi)
11 – Je ne sais pas comment vivre (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
12 – Bladi (ft K-Rhyme le Roi & Khalèd)
13 – Cracher du sang (ft K-Rhyme le Roi)
14 – Elle, chienne (ft Angie)
15 – Force invisibl
16 – Le rétor de Malek Sultan
17 – C’est notre Hip Hop (ft Akhenaton, Shurik’n, Sako, Def Bond, Faf Larage, K-Rhyme le Roi & Sista
18 – 361 degrés
19 – La Terre n’est pas mon chez moi
FOE, Karma, and Yonnas Abraham are BLKHRTS, three of Denver, Colorado’s finest hip hop artist with flows as smooth as onyx stone and a sound that is way before its time. Combining a gothic ethos with loud, futuristic production, the BLKHRTS free EP, BLK S BTFL, is a moody body of work that will have your head nodding and heart pumping with intrigue.
With this release, the Denver trio has unabashedly pushed the envelope of what hip hop should sound like. This is an experiment gone right and if you open up your ears long enough, even you might find that BLK is BTFL too.
01. Addicted
02. Thats That Shit
03. Pool Of Thought (ft. Axiom)
04. Keep On Grinding
05. Lions Den
06. Get Back (ft. E.D.G.E.)
07. Gameface
08. Sleep
09. Failure
10. Off The Fence (ft. Lesk One)
11. Imagination Greater
12. Smile
13. Dreams (ft. Axiom)
01. Intro
02. From The Heart
03. The N Word
04. B4
05. Trust World
06. Stop Frontin’ On Me
07. Ridiculous Choices feat. The Troublemakers
08. Why’s It Gotta Be Like That?
09. Here We Go feat. Da Juggla
10. The End Of The Weak feat. The Three Kings
11. What Did I Do?
12. Love
13. By The Look In Your Eyes
14. Serve Somebody
15. Respect The DJ
16. Who Wanna Contest?
17. A Few Minutes To 9 Months
18. Its Emskee feat. Erica Wendal
19. Trust World (Aya Ishii from Cradle Orchestra Remix)
1. Intro
2. Shootout In The Capitol Ft. King D, Orko Da Psykotic Alien
3. Ghetto Word Play Ft. King D & Trinity Mills
4. Lost Faith Ft. 3D
5. Represent The Struggle Ft. Bass Blak, Medafor
6. Who’s The Real Criminal
7. Land Of The Free Ft. Bass Blak
8. Interlude Ft. Tristan Palma
9. Neva Doubt The Allmighty Ft. Teacha Richie, Cosmo Lexxus
10. Out The Slums (Rhyme, Build, Run) ft. Bass Blak
11. Hoodlums Ft. Halo & Master Fuol
12. 1000s Of People Ft. Tony Da Skitzo, Qwan Lee
13. Nah Stop Chat Ft. Low Life
14. Kulcha Interlude
15. In The Line Of Fire Ft. Halo, Arson Wells
16. Youthman Liveup Ft. Kutfather Rockwell, Johaz
17. Under Siege Ft. Johaz
18. Slippin Ft. Etch-U-Sketch, Abnormal
19. Shootout In The Capitol Part 2 Ft. K3, O.E., Arson Wells, Tony Da Skitzo, Halo
01. Seasons
02. Surrender
03. Get Choze Feat. Mr. Brady & Diamond D
04. Pour Another Glass
05. SLNGBNGrs!
06. Hi(gh) Music
07. Cringe Feat. Pac Div
08. DreamLand Feat. Andy Allo
09. Life Of A Lover Feat. Theophilus London & Jesse Boykins III
10. Wonder Why Feat. Blame One & Exile
11. Merci Me Lord Feat. Ta’Raach
12. Jazz (Tribute Remix)
13. Sour Patch Kids (Remix) Feat. Asher Roth & Talib Kweli
14. Razor Blades
15. Steel Remains
16. So Perfect
17. KeepItGoing Feat. U-God
18. Excuse Me (Make Room) Feat. Mic Holden
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