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Cookin Soul - TAPAS Vol. 1

on May 04, 2020

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Producer's Corner: The Kount x James Gent - The Sum

Canada's Kount and London's James Gent link up to drop off "The Sum" via BLVNT Records. While it is an instrumental track, it's just dripping with soul and speaks to me more than most lyrical laden songs do these days. It begins with some flighty plucks of the guitar accompanied by exploratory strokes of the ivories before erupting into a smorgasbord of only the grooviest synths backed by dense, clean drums falling in a classic hip hop pattern. The ghostly vocals elevate the tracks potential to evoke longing, but it feels like a more self-assured longing than a desperate one. It seems to be acknowledging a sense of seclusion while also inspiring hope for salvation from that seclusion. You can stream the track below or, if you feel so inspired, you can name your own price and get the download over at Bandcamp.

TheKount (Facebook) @jg_remibeats

Bito Sureiya: "Why Is Hiromi Dead" (prod. by Jumbled)

Bito Sureiya of nasa8 is probably one of the more unorthodox artists you’ll run into and honestly that I’ve heard over my decade of covering hip-hop. Bito is prolific however it’s one thing to be prolific and stay in one lane, but I think of Bito as a chameleon in hip-hop. Able to blend in with any sound or beat you throw his way (probably because he produces as well).

Through the course of this year it sounds like Bito will be releasing singles and random EPs. Today I have the track “Why Is Hiromi Dead” produced by Jumbled. Between the adlibs, the menacing beat by Jumbled you can’t help but crave more when the short track is finished. Peep it below and keep your ears perked for more by Bito & nasa8.

Blockhead - Free Sweatpants (VIDEO REVIEW)

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After a pretty slow start to Hip-Hop in 2019, it's refreshing to hear this. This project is via Backwoodz Studioz so I expected nothing less than to be satisfied.

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