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Nosebleed (Prod. by YL) Queens, NYC MC Odali releases the YL-produced 'Nosebleed' in his follow up to Elephant Tusk. The message and energy on this track feels like a brisk NYC evening subway ride; plain and simple. Odali lets it be known "we aint going back and forth" and he will have plenty tricks up his sleeve for 2017.

Memphis based artist Havier Green drops off a new album under his project name, “The Sidewayz” a conscious attempt to paint the charged climate of the country as seen through the eyes of a woke, black male. The Sidewayz album features collaborations from several prominent Memphis underground artists including Preauxx (AFROPUNK), Daz Rinko (Pigeons and Planes, Earmilk) and Minivan Markus (Tiny Mixtapes).

Coming off the release of The Most Lit and an epic birthday celebration, 93 Bandit Rashad Stark continues to outdo himself. This time around he loads up features across the DMV music scene for “H.O.T.”, an ultimate cranker co-produced by Andy Mann. This cut features fellow 93 bandit Steezy Grizzlies, 800′s Al Hostile and Kasey Jones, Kool Klux’s King Rosè, Dell Fargo and KP Cannons. 

-Kuuya.

Coming off of the release of his last single Cruisin Thru The 4, After representative Cal Rips releases “Save Me”, a series of vivid thoughts followed by mesmerizing vocals by Baltimore songwriter Beya Likhari and kaleidoscopic production from New Orleans experimental producer Plue Starfox

What does Chicago hip hop sound like? Back in 2012, drill music made a colossal explosion onto the hip hop scene with artists such as Chief Keef, Lil Durk, and Lil Bibby leading the way. However, as time progressed so has the sound of the Chi Town. It's strange, but people forget that prominent hip hop artists such as Common, Lupe Fiasco, and Kanye west are actually from Chicago. Today, Chicago is represented by outspoken visionary artists such as Vic Mensa, Chance the Rapper, and BJ The Chicago Kid just to name a few. It's apparent that Chicago is still a hotbed of musical talent and Philmore Greene is a great example of how Chicago hip hop is currently transcending its grimy hip hop reputation.     Philmore Greene is what one might call a true hip hop emcee. Greene's track, Ghost of Roc-A-Fella  is not only an ode to his favorite music label growing up. It is also a testimony as to why he deserves a deal with the major label (or any major label for that matter). He makes this claim by confidently stating, "Salute to Roc Nation/ I need that plane like a hijack". His confidence is apparent throughout the track and this is a key component to standing out and staking your claim in hip hop. His lyricism is both clever and witty, and there are several examples throughout the song to support this. The Ron Jeremy line at 0:32 is humorous and the wordplay here is very well done. It's always a good thing when artists mention the infamous booty crusader, and those bars should be appreciated by any true hip hop fan.     Ghost of Roc-A-Fella is exactly what you want in a song that's true to the roots of hip hop. There's storytelling, intelligently crafted lyrics, and cohesive production that soothes the mind and subtly takes the backseat to the story being told instead of drowning out the lyrics with heavy basslines and melodies. As Philmore Greene progresses and grows with his music, it should only be a matter of time before he becomes a household name. And Greene seems to be in no hurry to expedite his progress as he states, "Philly could be 90/ he gon still be in his prime."

Virginia emcee Gee$ returns in a major way with his latest effort titled "Welcome Home Freestyle". Gee$ collabs with VA producer HNIC to take listeners on an aggressive journey through a troubled past, which ultimately landed him in jail. The best part? Being able to flip that negative experience into positive energy. Showing growth, redeveloping a drive for success and committing to new beginnings is a major accomplishment. 

Passage22 is a trailer for the forthcoming project by YoAstrum “From Lost Dreams” set to release summer 2016. The song depicts the year of 2015 for the Jersey native who at the time was drifting through a dark period filled with a desire for balance. Produced by Dreamchild of Film Noir and shot by Philadelphia’s own Jeremy Belack.

New York based record label Cadence Collective is back on the scene with their third segment of genre re-defining experimental hip hop, jazz, and electronic based music. Sure to please long time fans and newcomers, 'Sampler 3' features 12 eclectic tracks from 13 wildly talented artists using avant-garde methods that challenge the listener to expand their audial horizons. From newcomers like Omari Jazz, Space People, and froyo ma, to Cadence Collective mainstays, such as m∞n and Kruisemode, 'Sampler 3' is as much an unconventional study into sonically produced art, as is a refreshing response to an ever-homogenizing field of entertainment. As much for your heads and hearts as for your hands and feet.

2016..

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I present my debut album. Thank you to everyone involved in this process I couldn't have done it alone. -Billy Recorded/Mixed/Mastered by @kojomakesmusic

New Series "Vibes", Where i explore different sound textures to bring forth a Hip-hop themed event for the listens ear. Once a month! Side A - Orbit Side B - Structure

Produced By Winter. Mixed By Michael Balint.

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