Four-piece band Hiatus Kaiyote, from Melbourne Austrailia, recently re-released their stunning debut album “Tawk Tomahawk” on Sony Masterworks’ imprint Flying Buddha, after an initial release
Ms. TreZure just dropped off the next single from “Pepper Russell: Life In Stereo”, her hotly anticipated, mostly auto-biographical release utilizing nothing but J Dilla production.
Step into the Lyte…. Motivational speaker, DJ, philanthropist, one of the original female MCs, the first to be nominated for a grammy, MC Lyte is
The bonus is the flip a tad past the halfway point of Sirour’s Remix! Hold on to your pants as Sirour takes “Average Fruit” to the [UN]. Let’s just say, ladies are going to be prompted to pendulate their hips in the third movement of this song. Pay attention to the subtle congas wafting in the background.
Peven recently released King of Hearts stateside and it’s definitely one of his most focused and cohesive albums on along time. As usual, there’s a buffet of genres on this project that he wields with his usual acumen. There are many standouts such as I Can Be Your Boyfriend which sounds like something Roy Ayers would crank out in 2013!
[some] jazz 5 finds us showing the range of a lot of the new artists on the scene. Yatha Bhuta (Onra x Buddy Sativa) have
The Philly DJ/Crate Digger collective drops off their first ever mixtape, mixed exclusively from 7-inch wax. Little records – BIG TUNES.
Phonte is one of the first highly opinionated emcees to definitively capture the ear of the Hip Hop community and beyond since the days of
With each release, Skyzoo is increasingly becoming one of those rare abnormalities within the genre of Hip-Hop, a “Lyricist’s Lyricist”.
He continues to display his verbal prowess, consistently upping the ante and proving that his Twitter blurb rings with truth as it states he’s “Better Than 90% of Your iPod. Neck & Neck With The Other 10%”. A look back and a few downloads of his past work (especially THIS one and THIS one) would confirm it as well but it’s on his newest long player, “A Dream Deferred”, he brings his A Grade material; easily coupling couplets about what motivated him to make music and the circumstances behind his arrival to present day.
Here’s a throwback OG Samples mix curated by the Afro’d One during one of his many visits to the UK back in 2005. Granted, if
Kan Sano’s Bha Epwas released via iTunes yesterday. 5 tracks long and less than 18 minutes; dollar for dollar, this may very well be one
Chances are you’re more familiar with this duo from Washington than you realize. They’ve been dropping mixtapes since 2008 and also heard them on underground
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