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Written by: Robbie Ettelson
New JJ DOOM track with a video from graff legend Steve Powers. Props to eskay.
New JJ DOOM track with a video from graff legend Steve Powers. Props to eskay.

New Meyhem track from his vinyl-only Raw Cashmere EP on Chopped Herring. Beat by IceRocks.

The Almighty $amhill drops a new track with RTNC on the boards.

Here’s the Roc Marcy feature from the new P and ALC album, Albert Einstein.

More Tony Touch action, as Action Bronson and Kool G Rap get down over a Statik Selektah track.

LL clearly read my article about him and decided to get his shit together for this guest spot on Action Bronson‘s remix. Pity that the rapping mummy Lloyd Banks is on this instead of Curtis though. SAAB Stories drops next week.
First video from P and ALC‘s Albert Einstein project.
New Willie The Kid over an Alchemist track, from next month’s Masterpiece Theater EP.
Courtesy of eskay.
New material from KA, from his next album, The Night’s Gambit.

Roc and Mega connect like Voltron.

Business as usual for AZ, with Statik Selectah on the track. Taken from Doe Or Die 2.

New album cut from Hannibal Stax and Marco Polo‘s Seize The Day album, which dropped today and is an excellent example on Non-Progressive Rap done right. File under the ever-expanding Brooklyn Anthem category.

Posting this just because Havoc used a loop instead of those keyboard beats he was stuck on for a while, not to mention it fills the Hoody Rap quota for the month with the Raekwon and Styles P spots. Hav’s new solo LP, 13, is out tomorrow on Nature Sounds.

Marco Polo just dropped this free album to keep things rolling until Port Authority 2 in July.
“The Newport Authority 2 album was inspired by politics & industry bullsh*t that prevented this material from being included on PA2: The Director’s Cut. Shylow and I went in and created a separate album to hold people over until PA2 drops in July. Attached with Intro, interludes and fully mixed & mastered by Joe Nardone. With confidence I can say this is not a mix tape. It will also be available on vinyl LP via Fat Beats for the heads that appreciate physical product, because I still do. I’ve included songs I recorded with legends such as Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Tragedy Khadafi, Lil Fame and The Artifacts. But, I’ve also got joints on here with some talented up and comers such as First Division, MidaZ and Big Gutta. Plus the sh*t is free – so enjoy!”

Holy fuck. R.A. just took Fast Rap to the next level.