Ain’t music produced better than with love?
This probably is the mantra of rising urban group Ain’t No Love, which, after wowing indie music fans with slicker-than-slick tunes via their self-titled EP, returns with a slightly moody Tears of Joy.
Here’s something for everyone: an R&B record without the vocals.
That sounds just about right. Nashville native Antjuan Johnson, more popularly known as ‘Kyd Dynomyte’, looks like he’s setting his sights on producing (you know, Timbaland-ish or will.i.am-esque) with the way things are going.
The Return of the Backpack is as exciting as the return of the king of the elite rap lyricism. Casual and the Seattle-based, indie rap beat maker Jake One made thirteen tracks that make up, a smooth, solid album.
“Backpack” represents rappers who do not appear charming to a big audience. Casual though, wears his backpack proudly because he is rhythmically convincing and his character reverberates on every track he makes.
Wanderings EP is the third album produced by the WAYO. This album leans toward R&B, soul, and hip-hop. Armed with saxophone, Wanderings EP is sexy, enticing, with a punch of funk that will make you groove.
Hip-hop on its classy feat. Gold Standard EP is the second album of Concrete Cee & Marius Gold. This, is definitely not just your ordinary hip-hop. It is an opus-in-the-making of this talented hip hop duo.
Gold Standard is an epic hip-hop extraordinaire. Unusual beats, with a bit of jazz, the track is superbly slick.
Start your day with some beats lovin' in Jo Def's Steps released under Soulection, an LA-based record label, radio show, and niche collective of creative music ... Read More
If you’re hoping to kick off 2014 with attitude, a fresh rap record might just do the trick.
Of course, we already have a collection in mind. That would be Hi-Rez‘s fifth and latest mixtape, Product of My Environment, which brims with a bravado and authenticity that we rarely see from urban releases nowadays. What gives?
Take a plunge on some blues and hip-hop flavored indie pop all the way from the sunny beaches of San Diego, California. In this self-titled EP, Spencer Jarrad a... Read More
Sometimes, all we need is a chill mood setter to go with those introspective moments.
The enigmatic Psymun‘s the guy for the job. At only 21 years old “who smokes crack everyday”, he’s definitely on a creative high (got the pun?) as his sixth EP just rolled out last December.
