Gilla House veteran, Mr. Cream links with Redman over Mr. Green production to bring hip hop back from it’s death bed. In this fitting tribute to the culture, “Hip Hop 2020” was released on August 18th and is an instant classic and an immediate add to our featured playlist, Fresh Kicks: Boom Bap. Featured Playlist…
To follow up his debut single “Angels,” Sixth Element is back with the politically charged anthem, “Microphone Revolution.” Inspired by recent events and the political punk rock of his youth, Sixth takes aim at Donald Trump and the American political system insisting now is the time for change. “Microphone Revolution” was release on October 6th,…
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Released on June 17th, 2020, Chris Rivers’ Self Inflicted Bubble Boy shows that Chris does more than just murder every feature verse he spits, but has enormous artistic range which is illustrated differently on each track. For fans who have primarily heard Chris Rivers on cyphers and features, this album may not be what you…
Following his 2018 release Spacedust, Jamar Equality is back with the new Ruler Why produced Cobra Pit EP. Rugged boom bap production and rough rhymes make this EP a great find for any underground hip-hop fan. Featuring guest verses from Killah Priest, Ben Buck and more, Cobra Pit EP was released on Spotify on August…
In this unexpected combination Mr. Green and Gucci Mane link up as “Gucci Ninja Assassins.”
Following the release of what may potentially be his final album All My Heroes Are Dead, R.A. the Rugged Man is back to summarize the year 2020 as one giant “Wet Ass P-Word.” R.A. remixes Cardi B’s “WAP” including Ben Shapiro samples and a video as outlandish as the year 2020 itself, yet still very…
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On his new single, Collotta discusses how perseverance pays off in the long run and that the reward at the end of the tunnel is the “Good Life.” Over a chopped sample and bouncy drum hits Collotta manifests his dreams on the road to success. Featured Playlist: Fresh Kicks: Boom Bap
JynxINC and Stir Crazy link with Demigod, Celph Titled to confess their “Gun Love” over a heavy guitar focused production which sounds like Cobra Kai kickin’ on a SP1200 in 1987. Featured Playlist: Fresh Kicks: Boom Bap
Over a bass heavy beat reminiscent of early G-Unit production Papoose, French Montana, and Conway the Machine show you how the shotgun “Kickback”