Fresh off of SXSW, Native P teams up with Frankie Benjaminzz and releases a new visual for their track, “Trap De Babylon”. https://youtu.be/lWsZF3_X8RI

Texas emcee Joe Sauseda unleashes another new track while he preps his next project. For this one, he contracts producers Jay Wattz and Mandrike and reflects on life on “Still Searching”.

Far Rockaway, New York native Shakil Idris titled “M.A.D.E. (Manifesting and Designing Everything)”. This is Shakil’s debut project which features eleven original tracks. “M.A.D.E” begins with a witty lyrical intro produced by in house producer Maxcashback. This body of work ranges sonically from blends of soul, trap and R&B fluidly. The content in Shakil’s lyrics display the ambitions of becoming …

Taelor Gray has a new single to share that features some familiar production vibes and a guest spot from Tragic Hero titled, “Doing It Well”.

With his new visuals on the way for his “Rumors” track, Sacramento’s own Shmars decides to liberate the audio to behind it now The Legion of D.O.O.M. produced track will live on his upcoming project releasing sometime this summer.

New York’s Chilo & Rod Da Blizz offer their insight in regards to the current climate of police brutality in America on The Labor Department produced, “You Know What Happens Now”.

More new music from East London emcee Chima. This one is a soulful record produced by ILLASOL titled, “Ahh Blue”.

Ontario, Canadia (Kitchener) emcee Komodo drops a visual for the second track on his “The Beast Within” project titled “Hold On”. Produced by German beatmakers TheCratez, the overall feeling of the song is a mellow one with an old school Hip Hop flare. The song was inspired by Komodo’s experiences and is dedicated to anybody who feels like there’s more …

After releasing the visuals to “Hands Up Don’t Shoot”, Charlotte, North Carolina emcee Ferris Bueller comes through again with a freestyle to “The Alarm”, standout from Big KRIT’s “4Eva N A Day” mixtape.

The RHYMETHiNK collective is proud to present the newest LP from Canadian Hip Hop’s oldest and grumpiest radical-lefty loudmouth, Lee Reed. “The Butcher, The Banker, The Bitumen Tanker” is twelve tracks of incendiary truth-speak. Bumping, boom-bap production and a salute to the head nodding Hip Hop of yesteryear with a lyricism grown out of rap’s revolutionary roots. Fierce firepower for …