This one has been a while in the making. Since first learning about Bridge almost 6 months ago, I can honestly say that I have been waiting anxiously for him to release a full project. Well the day has finally arrived, and I am happy to present you with Bridge's debut project, Creature Of Habit: Part I. This is actually a fantastic showcase of his skills as both a vocalist and a rapper, and it is not one you will want to miss out. Check out one of my favorites below, then go cop the entire project.
Seriously. I've said it at least a hundred times now, but PropaneLv is unreal. And he proves it yet again with this latest cover. He takes on Tyga and Breezy's Fuck For The Road, and once again he manages to make the track sound like his own. Enjoy this one.
The Knocks recently decided to hook up with St Lucia, and together they have created an absolutely spectacular track that you will not want to miss. Seriously, this is a track that you should definitely check out. No DL yet, but they will be releasing it on April 16th, so look out. Enjoy.
I am so glad that I was introduced to Blackbear back in February when he was featured on a track with Mike Posner called OshFest. If I hadn't, then I would have missed out on fantastic tracks like this one. Middle America was actually released almost a month ago, but I just got around to checking it out tonight, and I can honestly say I'm hooked. Check it out below.
Mike Stud recently met a girl on tour who completely "changed his outlook on life". Past Gone is a hugely heartfelt track about that girl, her life, and his interactions with her. Not one to miss.
Another great cut off Miracle's upcoming project, Motivation. I said it last time but I'll say it again: Miracle has been killing it with these free releases. His sound has really matured since first hearing him over 2 years ago now, and I'm actually really excited to hear Motivation when it finally drops. Anyway, check out the new drop below.
A cut off Styles P's upcoming project Float, with a feature from Jadakiss. Not sure what else to say about this, because I'm pretty sure you can guess exactly what it's going to sound like. Check it out.
Recently Raz Simone got caught up shitty legal confrontation. He flew to from Seattle to NY LEGALLY with his gun, but then when he went to fly back home to Seattle, they slapped him with a felony charge and threw him in prison. Right now he's out on $10,000 bail, and facing a minimum of 5 years in prison for a bureaucratic screw up. Read more about it here: razsimone.com, and if you can, help this fantastic artist out. Anyway, Hometown is sort of a letter to his fans outlining what is going on in his life right now, so check it out above. A fantastic track with a lot of heart put into it. Enjoy.
It's only been a few weeks since 2AM Club released their mixtape Moon Tower, and they've already put together, with a little help from Kid Ink, a remix of one of my favorite tracks off of it. Check it out below.
This joint dropped a couple hours ago, but then not too soon after, Cudi's entire Indicud was leaked, and from the looks of it, he's not even that upset. Anyway, check this one out.
Young Buck was huge for me back in high school, so whenever I see something new from him (even if he is in prison right now), I need to check it out. Rubberband Banks slows it down a bit, and gives Buck a platform to send a message to those who turned their backs on him. Check it out.
e-dubble dropped this gem just a few minutes ago, and as I've said before, he's one of those artists who I don't even need to listen to the track before pressing download. He's just so consistently great that there's no need to ponder whether or not the track will be good. Anyway, Keep Ya Head Up is actually a great track from artist Kaliq, with just a feature from e-dub, and it's this month's First Friday release. Be on the lookout for more from Kaliq, because I like what I hear. Enjoy this one.
Some freshness from G.O.O.D Music for your Friday night. Big Sean hooks up with heavyweight Common for a track off his upcoming project, Hall Of Fame. This isn't exactly the type of track that I'm used to hearing Common on, but it actually works pretty well. Check it out below.
Now I'll be honest with you, I've never really been a fan of Danny Brown. Nothing personal, just wasn't really feeling his sound. That being said, I was still curious when I saw this one, mainly because of the Diplo shoutout, so I had to check it out. When I did, I was hooked. There's something about this track that just gets in your head. Check it out below.