The Cathedral is a new project from Talib Kweli and his new media company Javotti Media. The outfit’s goal is “designed to develop, promote, and release content from tomorrow’s artists today. The project features several artists, both known and relatively unknown, creating a solid compilation of the artists Kweli is looking to promote alongside the likes of Pharoahe Monch, Joell Ortiz and Kweli himself, among others. The standout track off the tape is made up of solely the high-profile acts on Kweli’s “Everywhere I Go” featuring the familiar faces of New Orleans’ Curren$y, Big K.R.I.T., and veteran vocalist Kendra Ross. All three featured artists have all done work with Kweli in previous years, but the amalgamation of the group is a real treat for any Hip-Hop purist.
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Caskey - Black Sheep
By:
Muse
On: 00:28
The YMCMB family has always been home to its share of eccentrics but, even in such unusual company, Caskey unconventional style sets him apart. And he wouldn't have it any other way. On his latest mixtape, Black Sheep, the Florida phenom wears his nonconformity as a badge of honor. Follow-up the late 2013's The Transient Classics, the project is "less wordy" than the artist's previous work, but packs all of the lyrical insights and dope surprises fans have come to expect. None of its 11 tracks has been released as a single or featured in the Booth to date. Caskey is the sole vocalist on the set, but receives support from a formidable lineup of producers, among them The Avengerz, AyoTheProducer, The Mekanics and WLPWR (of Supahot Beats).
Hasan Salaam - Life In Black & White
By:
Muse
On: 00:28
Hasan Salaam is an emcee, educator, and community organizer from New Jersey. Hasan’s music paints vivid pictures of the commonalities that bind us: struggle, love, and pain. It’s this ability, to touch people at their core, which has garnered Hasan Salaam a loyal fan base all over the world. Hasan Salaam dropped his new album titled “Life In Black & White” on Immortal Technique’s label Viper Records. On this new album Salaam speaks on everything from addiction to family reunions, adult entertainment to philanthropy, police brutality and global oppression. This album deals with life in so-called post racial America where being a person of color is still treated like a crime. Life In Black and White deals with all the grey area in life and the commonalities that bind us all.
Fel Sweetenberg - Psalms Of A Soldier EP
By:
Muse
On: 00:27
From the EP "Psalms Of A Soldier" /// OUT NOW on EFFISCIENZ!!! You can’t stop Camden's most notorious emcee now delivering the first joint out of his latest project "Psalms Of A Soldier" available on bandcamp. Fel Sweetenberg is more than ever determined to prove that the Hip Hop game has to count on him. Here he demonstrates one more time his writing skills and his sharpened flow over Apollo Brown's productions. All Tracks Produced by APOLLO BROWN from the "Thirty Eight" album except "Potatoes", "Avoid Misery" & "Dangerous Infections" which are from the "Dice Game"album.
Kev Brown & Hassaan Mackey - That Grit
By:
Muse
On: 00:25
That Grit is a collaborative album between Kev Brown and Hassaan Mackey, and was entirely produced by Brown, who has come in recent years to be recognized as one of the best underground producers in the game. Features include Grap Luva, Asheru (of Unspoken Heard), yU, Toine, and Low Budget crew members Kaimbr, Eye-Q, and Kenn Starr.
Nino Bless - Illuminati Reject
By:
Muse
On: 00:25
Whether fictitious or fact-based, Illuminati rumors seem to be here to stay in hip-hop. Even if the media strays away from posting feeble rumors about rappers' affiliation to the secret society, Twitter users (and Jeezy album art) will always be there to keep the tradition alive. Today, Nino Bless cheekily references the 'nati with his new mixtape Illuminati Reject. Complete with artwork that features the society's iconic Eye of Providence symbol shedding blood red tears, the tape boasts guest appearances from Hemi, Neenah, Rafijah Siano and Cambatta. You feeling this latest tape from Nino? Let us know in the comments.
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