Detroit emcee/ producer Foul Mouth teams up with fellow beatminers Producers I Know to drop his debut beat tape, “Soul Louis”. Twenty soul stirring presentations that were inspired from struggles and suffering.. The project also serves as a love letter to Detroit but in audio format. Soul Louis by Foul Mouth

With a high powered lyrical arsenal, Noex provides a conceptual cinematic to his intensive, call to arms single, “Piece Vs Peace”.

Boy Better Know affiliate Lay Z from Tottenham, North London joins forces with two of the crew’s members JME & Frisco for the dramatical “That’s What I’m On”, produced by Teddy Music. This track is reminiscent of the old school grime era, taking it back to its roots, with all the emcees murking each verse complete with a memorable hook. …

Dayton, Ohio’s Eazy El Loco drops his “Songs By Eazy El Loco” June edition which features four laid back yet trippy singles such as the Giovanni produced “Ex Bxtch”. On those long days, throw this on and take it Eazy.

UK producer/ emcee Mr Mini takes a nod from Slim Shady himself and puts a spin to the classic “My Name Is” with Hi I’m Mr Mini. Expecting to already garner comparisons to Mr. Mathers, Mini even addresses it around the 2:20 timestamp. With a beat that sounds straight out of Dr. Dre’s archive, Mr Mini does a splendid job …

Hailing from the small town of Saginaw, Michigan comes Mike Spits with an explosive, Heavy Rock fused release that finds him “Up On The Stage” with guitarist Shawn Yancer who adds the violent guitar riffs found on the record. Constructed alongside fellow Saginaw producer Raul “Double R” Rosales, this will be a new find for fans of artists like Kid …

Mike Martin drops street cinematics for his remix to Rico Richie’s hit “Poppin”. “If you ain’t got no haters you ain’t popping” proclaims Martin over the daunting instrumental.

Tampa, Florida emcee Rahim Samad delivers a vintage styled record that will have you reminiscing back to the days of freestyling in the “Hallways” on this dusty & soulful DJ Laptop production.

Fairfield, California rapper Jon Dough hits the kitchen to flick the wrist and whips up some “Biscuits For The Projects”, his latest serving featuring that new Cali club sound, think DJ Mustard and YG. Get the butter ready and press play.

Calling Chicago home and giving us a taste of their abstract Hip Hop are Nick Arcade & Tom Moore, otherwise known as Broken Wristwatch. They bring the house down on their latest offering, “Hey”. The extremely hyper instrumental from Nick is full of EDM & Blues flair, hard Hip Hop drums and superb lyrics of a matched caliber. This is …