Friday, 7 September 2012

"Words" by Caskey


"I'm my own evidence, everybody wanna stay relevant, always gotta fuck, nobody remain celibate/
All about who white? who black? who is heaven sent? who the Devil advocate? well who the fuck intelligent?/
Cuz all I see is dumb ass hoe shit, they say we all sinners, I say no shit/
My mama been broke since like '06, but some name brand shit what I'mma go get/"
 
So I did not know who this guy was this morning but saw his videos getting advertised on worldstar so I checked him out. To be honest he was kinda lucky I saw this song first cuz some of the others I saw would've ruined it for me. I'm not gonna hate or nothing, some of his other stuff just wasn't my taste. However, this one song stuck out from the rest, he kicks up the flow, rhymes and actually brings up some cool ideas about how stupid all the bullshit is that people argue about. I saw some things on the internet about this guy signing with Cash Money Records, and I just hope he stays inspired with his music and real to his heart cuz this one was pretty sick.

"What They Don't Know" by DMX

"That's yo man faggot! He know, go hard and get down/
Whenever dog hit town, I shut shit down/
If I want it now, I see it, Imma take it/
And you better hope I don't want it all, cuz I'll leave you naked/"

X is back mothafuckas! First Method Man releases a track to remind us he isn't fallin off, now DMX has proved the same. I haven't heard something this good from DMX in a while. Usually he seems cracked out and washed up lol. But the combination of his attitude in this track, along with the Swizz Beatz production, duplicates that classic sound we all know from X. This track's from DMX's upcoming album, "Undisputed", which releases on September 11, 2012. This one track's just another hype anthem to lose your shit to! Below, I'll post some other leaks from the album that I thought were dope. Anyways, Open ya Earz!

other tracks from "Undisputed"
Frankenstein

Thursday, 6 September 2012

"Gun Bluffin'" by J-Love ft. Method Man

"You run ya mouth with ya gun in ya house/
Till them wolves come out, pull up ya skirt, and put one in ya blouse/
Now who gon' vouch when they chokin' you out/
And while you biting ya tongue, where all them guns you was talkin' about?/"

Fuckin' right. Method Man killllled this shit. Kinda reminded me of how he was spittin' on Blackout! 2 with Redman. The heavy beat was really sick as well, but I wasn't a fan of J-Love's verse. I think it's crazy that it's been almost 18 years since the release of Meth's first album, and he's still writing great lyrics. This one was a kind of random find lol but check it anyways.

"Questions" Throwback by Tech N9ne & Rittz

"Can you wait a minute? Can you slow it up a little bit Nina so I can get up in it?/
But did you really wanna dabble in fanatical, supernatural, lyrically radical mili-minutes, I'm about to begin it/
Can I get some? Can I spit some? Which one? When am I gonna get off this trip?/
Can I take another pill, why do I feel, like I'm a sick individual in the room poppin' off at the lip"
 
So I was actually listening to this song this morning and then saw on Facebook that Rittz did a remix of this song after Tech asked what was the first Tech N9ne song you remember hearing. This song is pretty old but it's some really on point flowing and rhyming from Tech for the time he released this. I believe it's on the album Calm Before The Storm. Anyways, after I saw how sick Rittz was killin this old school beat I thought it'd just be sick to give the Tech throwback as well. 


"I really thought you was black when I heard you on Box Chevy, really I never checked on it to see who you was/
I see you on tour with Wolf now, you think you could sign this, you think that we could sneak on the bus?/
Can I bust a freestyle for you, me and you are just alike, listen to me I rap fast like you/
Me and my homeboy, cuz I produce beats and I think that you would like some of the tracks we do"
 
Rittz is rolling with Strange Music now and I think the label fits him like a glove. Ever since I first heard Rittz I been loving his music. I can't wait for his first album off Strange that I can actually buy just to support him cuz White Jesus Revival was really sick. It's great seeing him get to kill a really old Tech N9ne beat right in front of Tech N9ne loving it himself.

Tuesday, 4 September 2012

"7 Fires of Prophecy" by Vinnie Paz ft. Tragedy Khadafi


"Y'all don't wanna see the heat melt/
The strap go click, and I ain't talkin' bout a seatbelt/
Y'all could never feel the pain that we felt/
Pops died, watched my mother cry, think how she felt/"

This intro is a muhfuckin' long one. But once it gets to the actual song, both Vinnie and Khadafi spit some pretty sick verses. This track's the second release from Vinnie's upcoming "God of the Serengeti". I was kinda disappointed that the song was so short, cause I wanted to hear another Vinnie verse. But for what it is, it's alright. Anyways check this shit out!

"Congregation" by Talib Kweli ft. Black Thought & Ab-Soul

"Weakening niggas with fever, it's sweeter than diabetics/
Get deaded tryin' to said it, They'll tie you up like a fetish/
They'll gas you up like unleaded and let it off, Till you wetter than spaghetti sauce/
And lettuce, chopped up with your body left in the crevice/"

This track right here is from Talib Kweli's recently released mixtape, Attack the Block. It features Black Thought of The Roots, and Ab-Soul of Black Hippy. The beat for this track is absolutely crazy. Its got a chillin, yet kinda twisted feel to it, and 3 of the emcees brought their a-game over top of it. To check out more from the Attack the Block mixtape, click here.

"E.B.A.H." by Tech N9ne


"Liberate me lord, I'm an angel and on this wicked planet nobody understands my angle is love/
I was sent from above, but I've landed in blood/
Psycho bandit, I've become a frightful, damagin' skud"
 
So Tech's E.B.A.H is right around the corner and he's officially transformed into the Evil Brain Angel Heart Tech. It is a new kind of sound from Tech and I could see some not appreciating it. But I'm glad Tech has kept it fresh for so long, trying to bring new sounds and innovations instead of pumping out albums that sound the same. I have a bunch of Tech albums and each one has its own flavour that separates em from eachother. Anyways this song bangs, the beat is weird but really intense and has some killer drums. And of course Tech brings a lot of sick bars always switching up the flow like no one else. Check it out!