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Apathy – “That Ol’ Boom Bap” / “Earth Girls Are Easy”
Consistently dope emcees are one of a kind in today’s hip-hop scene, specifically in the underground where you either like ’em or you don’t. One thing is for sure: You definitely like Apathy. Read More »
CunninLynguists – “So Live!” b/w “Thugged Out Since Cub Scouts” & “616 Rewind”
If I told you to peep this new Deacon shit, you would probaly think its some internet battle, but this is not the case. Deacon The Villian isn’t just some “internet emcee” and Read More »
Royce Da 5’9″ – “Boom” b/w “We Live”
Royce Da 5’9″ – “Boom” b/w “We Live” Royce is always referred to as Eminem’s “protege” on mainstream television like MTV and BET, especially since this 12″‘s A-side video, “Boom” has gotten a Read More »
Afu Ra – “Big Acts, Little Acts” b/w “DJ Premier RMX”
Afu Ra feat. GZA – “Big Acts, Little Acts” b/w “DJ Premier RMX” What’s so amazing, to me at least, is that I haven’t really stuck my ear to the speaker since I Read More »
Ras Kass – “Home Sweet Home” b/w “4 Much”
Ras Kass – “Home Sweet Home” b/w “4 Much” This is one of those 12’s with the serious difference between the A and B-sides. The styles on both are completely different. To put Read More »
D12 – “Purple Pills” b/w “That’s How”
I’m sure many are non-believers in Eminem since his unfortunate LP, The Marshall Mathers LP. I don’t blame you, I was, too. Eminem groupies, never fear–it is confirmed that Eminem CAN put down Read More »
Napster: Robbery Or Promotion?
In all reality, searching “Kermit” or “Lycos MP3 Search” just does not compare to the ease of Napster. All of the files on any MP3 search engine often require the user to upload Read More »
What’s Next?
I’ve been thinking a lot about what’s next for hip hop. I rarely watch TV, and when I do, it’s usually not a music video station. However, going to a school that is Read More »
Underground Is A Financial Status
Underground hip-hop displays Darwin’s Survival of the Fittest as it shares the same environment with the likes of Cash Money and No Limit Records. While underground music is more of a style, it’s Read More »
