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Bub Styles is a Brooklyn, New York emcee and just officially dropped a video for his first solo single, “School Zone”, produced by Queens’ own Hannibal King. King is Bub’s in house beatsmith whose credits include Mac Miller, Joey Badass, Casey Veggies, World’s Fair, and more. “School Zone” is also the first single for Bub’s upcoming mixtape, “FATBOY SESSIONS”, set …

Brooklyn emcee The Bad Seed leaks a nineties inspired record produced by Dr No. titled “Cavier”. The song will be on Bad Seeds upcoming 2015 album, “Coreyography”.

Brooklyn, New York emcee Famoso drops a new audio track titled “Broken Wings”. He places himself on the battlefield and brings you tales from a soldier’s point of view of what it’s like at war and away from friends and family in the song. Featuring Block McCloud, the song is a deep conceptual ride that will have you feeling a …

New mixtape from Brooklyn female rapper China Starr. Check it out!

Brooklyn, New York emcee P. Fly just dropped an all new EP titled “Summer Time Fly” which was produced entirely by Sir Flywalker. Six songs in total which includes the standout track “April Showers”, the EP is definitely worth checking out. Summer Time Fly by P.Fly

Brooklyn, New York rapper Ty Riff hits his home turf in the street driven “That’s A Fact”.

Brooklyn, New York emcee Coast drops a new video for his SoundState Beats produced track “Flashy Rides”. The video was directed and edited by T.D.Hoople and has a mean eighties feeling to it.

Brooklyn, New York transplant & Dramahawk representative Race Bizzy drops the video for his ultra soulful title track from his previously released mixtape “S.K.I.L.L. The Black Tape”. http://youtu.be/a7ulQ7SeC1U

Brooklyn, New York based emcee Your Old Droog unleashes his ten track self titled EP and in doing so, has created a strong viral buzz for himself. Droog also has managed to muster up a heated discussion among the hip hop community on whether or not he’s picked up Nas’ old notebook and cadence. None the less, “Your Old Droog …

There’s no doubt about it that Brooklyn births some of the most stone cold characters in our nation’s history. From Bugsy Siegel to Biggie, Brooklynites never back down from any challenge, even it it involves making enemies in the process. But through the lyrically poised Innocent?, scrappy spitter Ruste Juxx and raw rhymes of Sean Price, “Silent Murder” gives you …