Great new visuals for a fantastic track from an amazing emerging artist, De-Lor. This video actually suits the feel of this track perfectly. Partying, havin a good time, black lights, and of course, bumpin and grindin on the dance floor. Check it out, and if you haven't yet, go grab De-Lor's fantastic debut mixtape, J'Adore. Enjoy it.
I first brought you Bombs and Bottles a few weeks back, with his great track When The Lights Go Out. Now, last week, he dropped his EP, Tonight, which I downloaded extremely quickly. BUT, I downloaded it right in the middle of midterm hell for me, so the zip file never got unzipped, therefore it never got added to my iTunes library, which means I pretty much forgot about it. For that, I am sorry. This is a fantastic EP that I definitely slept on. Now that I gave it a good listen, I can tell you that I thoroughly enjoy every single track (all 5 of them). I've said it before, but Bombs and Bottles has such a great sound. Check out ones of my favs, then you need to go download the entire EP. Enjoy.
It's been a little while since I have seen TeeJay's name pop up on my radar, but just a couple days ago, he dropped a Jon Kilmer produced video for his first single from his upcoming mixtape. If this track says anything about the tape, it sounds like it will be dope. TeeJay's flow is smooth, the hook is catchy, and the beat is so dope. Overall, a dope track. Check this one out for sure, and be one the watch for more from TeeJay.
I had to wait for this one. Gambino dropped it on MTV a few days ago, but me being NOT in the US, it wouldn't let me view the video, so I had to wait until a youtube version surfaced. Anyway, enough of me complaining. Here are some fresh, but pretty dark, visuals for Bonfire from Gambino. Not sure what to think of this, but I'm still pumped for Camp regardless. Enjoy.
Back again with another banger. The White Panda is back at it with a mash of some brand new Wale, and some great Dillon Francis. You expect a great track The White Panda, and as always, they deliver. Check it and enjoy.
Wow. It's been a little while since I've heard this track. This is actually the first one that got me turned onto Matt Easton, and now I remember why. great sample, smooth flow, and wicked party feel. I guess Matt decided to drop some long awaited visuals for this great track, and they don't disappoint. Party track with party visuals. Check it, and enjoy.
First and foremost, a happy birthday shout to Mike Stud. On his own birthday, he decided to give US the present of some brand new visuals for one of my favorite tracks off his latest mixtape, A Toast To Tommy, which is pretty dope if you ask me. I love when videos go along with tracks like this. Great video, from great artists, off an amazing mixtape. Enjoy, and if you haven't yet, go cop A Toast To Tommy.
The king is back. It's been a minute since we have heard a new joint from e-dubble (his last one was over a month ago), but as always, it was well worth the wait. I really don't understand why e-dub hasn't blown up by now. Every single track he drops is sick. Seriously. There is not one song of his that I have heard that I didn't like. Anyway, enough of me ranting. This new track has a real haunting beat, and e-dubble's flow is tight, smooth and frosty, which is no surprise because he is always so consistently good. But, you probably haven't even read this far, and have already clicked download. So enjoy it.
Brand new G-Eazy. Still hot off his mixtpape The Endless Summer, G-Eazy drops a dope new track which is "just some random stuff he made and felt like putting out". He samples Mary Poppins, and actually kills it. G-Eazy has such an amazing ability to spit so fluidly over any beat, and make any track a great one. Check it out, and I know you'll enjoy it.
This is probably one of my favorite joints from YP in a little while. His lyrical ability and cadence really shine on this Brenton Duvall produced beat, and the hook from Leia Sadiku is truly enchanting. Overall, I am really impressed with the track, but really, I didn't expect anything less from YP. Check it out below.
My man Hoodie Allen drops some fresh visuals for Jame Franco, off his latest mixtape Leap Year. This video is great. It's a bunch of shots of Hoodie just seeing James Franco's head on people as he walks around Hollywood Blvd and Venis Beach, which sounds odd, but is actually pretty hilarious. To be honest, this video suits the track perfectly, and if you ever visit the site, you know I love when that happens. Great visuals, for a great track, off a fantastic mixtape (which if you haven gotten yet, you really need to). Enjoy it.
Back in '08, Cole started filming this gem, before he was signed, and just yesterday he dropped the final product for us. He once again proves why he truly is an amazing artist, and why he is easily one of my favorites. You know the song (at least you SHOULD), so I can tell you that the video is just perfect for it. No more words are needed to explain this. Enjoy.
Sick new track from Yonas. He never fail to impress me with his tracks. Always so smooth and heavy with his flow. Plus it helps that he always jumps on a catchy beat. Check it and enjoy.
He's back. After 3 long months of not hearing anything from Miracle, he's back with a banger. From what I gather, It looks like he's been hard at work, putting together his mixtape and an upcoming album. Also, he recently decided to re-sign with Sony Music Australia, so you are definitely going to be seeing more of him around. Check out the new joint, no DL as of yet, but I'm working on it. Enjoy.
Just a teaser for you. A fresh freestyle from Gambino that won't be on Camp, but it's perfect just to raise the hype. I didn't think it could be raised anymore, but it was. Enjoy.
