Fans of Marvel will appreciate Page Kennedy‘s new flick behind his star studded “Testing Me” song. The Lanfia Wal-directed video is every bit as cinematic as you’d expect from a Hollywood actor slash rapper. The Batman: The Animated Series-inspired villains are cast to perfection. As if that wasn’t enough, we discover that the caped crusader may not actually be the …
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As Bronx artist Haddy Racks prepares for his upcoming “New York Gritty” street album, he decides to set things off in Manhattan with a tribute to Harlem. In his first self-directed visual, he teams with emerging lyricist Co Ice for a rousing freestyle to Cam’ron’s classic, “That’s Me”. The song will appear on Racks’ upcoming “Live From The 718” mixtape, …
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IceRocks and Too Deep “Represent Queens” to the utmost fullest on the debut drop from Ice’s upcoming “Live From The Bunker” album. Plierheads puts his film skills to the test and together, the trio pass the test with flying colors. Too Deep bodies the mic while IceRocks knocks the beat out like a Navy Seal 6 sniper, peep below.
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The Bakersfield duo, Royal Ruckus, release their long awaited double disc album, “The Summer of Cicadas”. Featuring thirty songs melding influences from Boom Bap to Electronic laced by their unconventional lyricism. The two who have spread across the US in recent years return for this project currently featured in the iTunes New Music section. With help from names like Pigeon …
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Naruto, Hennessy and roses are just a few items Auckland, New Zealand artist NASH looks to for inspiration for his latest cut, “New Year Old Me”. In the self-produced song, he’s feeling like Jay-Z among others and runs rabid all over the quick tempo number. Listen to the Rock N Roll fused release now.
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Lafayette Coney dogs, reminiscing on catching the Dexter bus to Cass Tech, as well as the impact of Roc A Fella Records are just a few touch points covered by Detroit emcee, Nametag Alexander, in this re-purpose track to the Kanye West instrumental over an Alicia Keys favorite, “You Don’t Know My Name”. It clocks in at about two minutes …
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In love with Hip Hop since 1988, 12 Finger Dan is still rocking the realness as he proves with his latest “Best of Snowgoons” mix. The Snowgoons discography is pretty impressive with over a decade of material with well respected artists and Hip Hop legends. With the release of their latest album “Goon Bap”, it`s time to put together a …
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VC Da Menace dropped his ode to the man upstairs a few months ago and now it gets a visual treatment thanks to Rodney Cooper Filmz. “Thank You God” is literal and symbolic of the changes he has undergone in his life and is just thankful to be pursuing his dreams. The South Florida rapper decided to release his “Soul …
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With the news of his upcoming album “We Are Only Getting Older” made public, Ontario emcee Es shows and proves that “Adult Rappers” are alive and doing damn well. Those from the nineties era of Hip Hop will definitely appreciate this release as it speaks directly to them. The song was also inspired by the documentary of the same name, …
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Eighteen year old Hoody calls Cache Valley, Utah home and the Urban Theory collective his family. His latest release, the lo-fi sounding “Gutter Gators”, carries a guest appearance from UT member, Sensei Versace. The self-produced track includes themes of progression, as well as promoting abstract forms of thought. Sensei kicks things off and spins a vocal effect over his verse, …
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