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New Marciano feature from Ray West & A.G.‘s The Pianos Companion EP on 7″ vinyl. Available from UGHH.com
Ray West and AG feat. Roc Marciano - ‘Move Back’

New Marciano feature from Ray West & A.G.‘s The Pianos Companion EP on 7″ vinyl. Available from UGHH.com
Ray West and AG feat. Roc Marciano - ‘Move Back’
Another Lone Shark track, directed by The Doppelgangaz, camera work by Big Josh.

Another Doo Wop sure shot for your weekend.
Bounce Squad - ‘The Rap Repo Man’

It’s the most common accusation leveled against Tri-State Rapper Dudes – ‘They’re so boring!’. Non-progressive hip-hop can seem that way to kids raised on Outkast and Freestyle Fellowship, because…well, there are a lot of bland, generic rapper’s hailing from the Rotten. What one listener considers ice-cold nonchalance is boring monotone to the next. Instead of me spending the time and effort to actually devise the list myself and then have to read a stream of comments complaining that I forgot to include Lloyd Banks, I thought I’d open the floor to nominations. If you include a reason why the Rapper Dude in question is so coma-inducing then you’re more likely to get them through into the short-list for voting.

Streams of the forthcoming Will Vill 12″ due May 5th. Chaze from GRIM Team handles the beat on the first, Lord Finesse on the second.
Will Vill feat. Roc Marciano - ‘Not A Game’
Will Vill - ‘Ashes’

Action Bronson - ‘Consensual Rape’
A Tommy Mas produced cut that didn’t make Dr. Lecter. Stay classy, Flushing.
Still On The Hustle drops May 17th via Fat Beats Records/Distrolord Inc.
The Great Dot X holds court in a Lebanese restaurant with Will Tell and Evil Dee and ‘em. Much winning follows.

Grown Man Rap continues to thrive. Taken from the b-side of the new Sean P/Cold World Rock Rap vinyl single.
Sean Price feat. Mayhem Lauren and Roc Marciano - ‘How The Gods Chill’ [Remix]
If you’re not sporting a cape this season, you’re doing it wrong.
Lone Sharks drops this Summer.
I Dot U Dot for all you bloodclot…
Grand Daddy I.U. - ‘Gossip’ Freestyle

A good new rap record? Sure, why not? Actually, scratch that. For the most part, this a great effin’ record. Action Bronson marks the return of the highly-technically character rapper in the era of caricature performers who rhyme as an afterthought. He also envisions himself as some sort of modern-day viking, verbally raping and pillaging his way across New York. Pity those unfortunate wretches in his path. Tommy Mas provides some quality non-progressive loops and drums for the big guy to unleash speech over, and rest-assured that the Outdoorsman star recruit is only just getting started. Dead the Ghostface comparisons, Action delivers a variety of techniques that are far beyond the capacity of someone who only picked-up the pen a mere three years ago.
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