Toughest track that I've heard from Mike Stud in a long while. Now although I'm a fan of Stud tracks coming from Jon Kilmer, it's kind of refreshing to hear someone else behind the boards. Don't sleep on this one.
Alright, so I've been a Nelly fan for years now (since first hearing his track Country Grammer back in 2000), but it's no secret that over the last few, he hasn't quite been up to par with his Batter Up days. Now that being said, this latest still isn't quite there, but you really can't deny its mainstream appeal. I can definitely see this getting some radio play. Check it out.
Did I not say that this kid has talent? Pretty Boy Cuv is back at it, and has probably spit one of his best tracks to date. Seriously, check this one out.
This is fantastic. My man Kasum has taken one of The Fray's all time best tracks, and given it a whole new (and very refreshing) feel. It's hard to believe that he only starting to do remix's a few months ago (his first was Timeflies' I Choose U back in June), because on tracks like this, it really sounds like he's been doing them for years. Once again, don't sleep on this one.
The Beast Coast is killing it. The Underachievers have finally released their new project, The Lords of Flatbush, and it's every bit as tight as was expected. I'll just let this one speak for itself, so check it out below.
They just keep em coming. Radical Something is back with yet another fantastic track, and this one's perfect for those winding down summer days. I can't wait for their new album, Ride It Out. Enjoy it.
The full version has finally dropped. After getting a snippet on KRIT's mixtape back in April, it's great to finally hear the track in its entirety. Enjoy it.
There's just something entrancing about Sol's sound. It seems like every single track that he releases pulls you in, and then wraps you in its warm embrace. This is the second single off his upcoming EP, Eyes Open, which drops on September 2nd, so be on the lookout for that. Enjoy.
E-40 has been pretty quiet over the last couple years, but I think it's safe to say that he's officially back in the game, and it honestly feels like he never left. Enjoy this one.
Now this is smooth right here. I got word of this new drop from Trey Palms last week, but I just finally got the chance to give it a listen tonight, and I'm hooked. It almost sounds effortless as Trey rolls through this laid back beat. Definitely check this one out.
Some homegrown talent right here. In case you don't recognize the name, Kayo is a fantastic artist originally from St. Lucia, but now based out of my hometown of Halifax, NS. For this one, he's taken Drake's latest, and given it a fantastic chilled out reggae vibe. I can honestly say that I believe this version is better than the original, so do yourself a favor and check it out below.