Schoolboy Q is known for his grimey but fresh and exciting beats. He gives us just that in his first single off his debut album with Interscope Records coming soon. Keep your eye out for more Black Hippy. Enjoy.
If you’re looking for some raw funk, you’ve come to the right place. Gramatik continues to impress, as part of a very cool music project with Eric Mendelson, Drastiq, Buffalo Analog, and Illumntr. This is Extraordinary Magnitude’s first track together ever, and it comes to us for free off their upcoming album Proportions. I am digging this track and I hope you do too.
Extraordinary Magnitude:
Oh wow. To be honest I had never really been a huge fan of Gramatik. That all changed when I had the pleasure of seeing him live at Snowglobe. He turned out to be one of my favorite artists who played. Then he released this song, well it’s actually not technically released; this may be the only place you can find a download until tomorrow, but you guys are worth it. This is the first song of his upcoming album The Age of Reason, and it blew my mind honestly. It was meant to symbolize all things 2012 for Gramatik. It was a sick year for him, and I think 2013 will be even sicker. Enjoy this dopeness.
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New Jet City is officially one of the best mixtapes i’ve ever heard. Every single track on this tape deserves a listen. Curren$y is climbing to the top of the rap game track by track. Flying or fading, Curren$y satisfies.
Keep up with the Jets:
Curren$y is absolutely sick. It seems he can only get better and better. He’s one of the most consistent rappers out there; in my opinion he’s never produced a bad track. This song is from his upcoming mixtape New Jet City set to be released Febuary 3rd, which I personally can’t wait for. This mixtape is set to feature rappers like Trinidad Jame$ and Jadakiss. Choosin’, straight from the mixtape, has an amazing supporting cast of Wiz Khalifa and Rick Ross which already means this song deserves a listen.
Each of these thugs above have a post about them: Jay Rock, Ab-Soul, Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar. Very good rappers alone, but great rappers together. You could throw a bunch of good rappers together and call it a rap group, but it’s Black Hippy‘s chemistry and similar styles that make this particular group, signed to Top Dawg, different from the rest. Our philosophy here is quality over quantity, so check this one song out and keep an eye out for these guys individually and as a group.
