Xp The Marxman X BroGawd “Bass Boss” (Prod. So=Cal)
XP is definitely one of the most profound practitioners of real boom bap street shit. Listen to his verse, he says some shit. Bass Boss is from XP’s collaborative project with Bro Gawd Black &…
XP is definitely one of the most profound practitioners of real boom bap street shit. Listen to his verse, he says some shit. Bass Boss is from XP’s collaborative project with Bro Gawd Black &…
Ahead of his new album U Hear Me (9/20), Streets Soprano dropped these videos for Conversations. If you’re unfamiliar with his varied deliveries and cadences, this is a great introduction.
Jae Skeese absolutely obliterated his second On The Radar Freestyle. Check out the first below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jae Skeese (@jaeskeese)
Streets Soprano takes that I-95 ride to Raleigh, NC to link up with T-Top for this video. Be on the lookout this week for his DGB interview & new album U Hear Me They Fear…
Our own generation’s indiscretions are coming back to haunt us. In the first two episodes of this web series the Young Gawdz attempt to figure out life as teenagers growing up in Syracuse NY. Subscribe…
If you like creativity and lyricism you’ll love this. What he’s saying is deep, you might have to give it a few listens to catch it all. You won’t mind though, the song is also…
I haven’t stopped listening to Jae Skeese’s new album Ground Level since it recently came out. One of the main reasons is the Project Pat feature over an utterly insane ILL Tone Beats production. Artists…
In this era of disposable music, Jae Skeese has created something lasting. A true album, Ground Level is a cohesive body of work that brings an enormous amount of cultural aspects together, Whether barring out…
Jae Skeese is a rapper who is making a name for himself with his gritty narratives and candid introspection. He is the first signee to Conway The Machine’s Drumwork Music imprint. His new album, Ground…
Grea8gawd goes topical at the beginning and then just bars out. The wordplay is so dense you laugh at how clever the lines are. Also check out his video to the Roc Marciano-produced “The Source”…