Necro – Pop Ya Head Off (Video)
Did Necro just say, “Clip you like Jimmy Darmody”? You know a song is going to be ill when it pops off with a Boardwalk Empire reference! Cop the single on iTunes. Related articles NECRO – 7thboro Interview
Did Necro just say, “Clip you like Jimmy Darmody”? You know a song is going to be ill when it pops off with a Boardwalk Empire reference! Cop the single on iTunes. Related articles NECRO – 7thboro Interview
THEY CALL ME THE GODFATHER OF GRAFFITI by SEEN Chapter One 1973-1981 The Bronx‘s own Richard “SEEN” Mirando is one of the originators when it comes to graff and he just dropped a new book featuring a collection of street…
The Fourth Reich and Wildin’ bring us some of that New Jersey homegrown……Hip Hop that is! Check out their latest joint titled “420 Some Where” produced by Cymatix.
Everyone’s favorite video-game obsessed Chip Hop MC, Raheem Jarbo a.k.a Mega Ran is back with brand new visuals for his high energy, rapid fire track, “React”. Aptly named, the song has the speed of a knee-jerk response to being spooked…
Phonographique has a keen interest in working with amazing independent artists to release dope, original albums. This features, Roc Marci, Guilty Simpson, and FATT MATT just to name a few. Spread the word and help out our friends from CANADA…
NY to LA all day. Unseen on the verses, RenRok on the beats. Taken from “The NY LP”, which can be purchased here. A dedication to New York City and Underground Hip Hop culture. Follow Unseen: @UnseenNYC79 Follow Renrok: @renrokrec
Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire – Live From The Danger Room Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire decides to comes through with his second mixtape in as many days called Live From The Danger Room. 11 tracks, the tape is more of a group project…
Dope fuckin track right here. They both bring heat to the table for this underground club banger.
RA brings us some visuals for his heater Media Midgets. Looks like they filmed this in some random junkyard, south iraq, and somehow resurrected the background from The Clash’s “rock da cashbah”. Definitely the first rapper to put a rubber…