Darq E Freaker, the producer that was recently enlisted by Danny Brown for his last drop has a beat borrowed by fellow countryman and grime spitter Wiley for the latest track off his upcoming It’s All Fun and Games ‘Til (Vol. 1) mixtape.
It’s Squadda B‘s bornday (aka #GreenDay, kiddies). To celebrate, he hits the masses with a flood of new music. Cloud so high, muhfuckas wanna find ‘em.
Squadda B “Stop Tryin’” (Feat. Pepper Boy, Produced by Ryan Hemsworth)
Main Attrakionz & Shady Blaze “Greenova To The Top” (Produced by Friendzone)
Dominant Legs “Make Time For The Boy Remix” (Feat. Main Attrakionz)
Bonus: One more from a Young One Records compilation that dropped today:
Main Attrakionz “Ride For This”
Happy born Squadda. Peace to Alex for the heads up.
Zilla with a couple new joints. “Windows Down” features J.I.G., produced by Q Red and is the first single from Zilla and Q‘s upcoming collaborative project. “Caught Up” dropped about a week ago and I uploaded it to Sharebeast but never got around to posting. Track features Clova of G-Side and Kristmas. Good music happens when O’Third Entertainment x Slow Motion Soundz join together.
Zilla feat. J.I.G. – “Windows Down” (Produced by Q Red)
Clova, Kristmas, & Zilla – “Caught Up” (Produced by Bossman of Block Beattaz)
Juicy J leaves Lex Luger behind (I don’t think you’re gonna top “A Zip & Double Cup”) for the grown and sexy trap sounds* of Mike WiLL Made It. Are you gonna hear a more mature Juicy J? Of course not. Ignorant brilliance is Juicy‘s calling card and with lines like “You say no to ratchet pussy, Juicy J can’t”, may be more of the same but it’s what works best for him.
*Future and Mike WiLL are the inventors of grown and sexy trap music.
Juicy J – “Bands A Make Her Dance” (Produced by Mike WiLL Made It)
E-40 provides some visuals for one of the stand-out tracks from his latest triple-disc opus, The Block Brochure. What still amazes me about this song is the combination of The Ballatician and Kendrick could of easily led to bleeding in the ear drums. However they both left the hyper-animated deliveries at home for the day and decided to rhyme like mere mortals.
Much deserved props go to Droop-E for even agreeing to be sandwiched in between Kendrick and Forty Water on a track.
“Catch A Fade” (Featuring Kendrick Lamar & Droop-E)
Joi Tiffany, one half of the Slow Motion Soundz choir (alongside PH), can massage the brain of even the most hardened of felonious individuals. Just let her lay out that pillow of warm-honey vocals…especially if it’s over a hypnotic (Entroducing-era DJ Shadow?) sample and world music percussion. Use this as your “good night” for the next few weeks and welcome yourself to lucidity.
Joi Tiffany “Pillar Of Salt” (Produced by The Block Beattaz)
Scarface, quadruple-OG of the South, pops up on this candid Don Trip joint doing two things that he does best, at the same damn time: delivering a scathing verse, directed at a detestable scally, while personally reflecting on the mistakes of his past (having to do with said detestable scally).
Don Trip “Letter To My Son Remix” (Feat. Scarfact & Cee Lo)
G-Side with a new burner that triggers those harder-edged “trap” sensibilities (see: epically synthesized horns and the sputter of hi-hats set to “fully-auto”). Kudos to the reinterpretation of a certain NBA loose cannon’s (new) government. So far, this joint is only available off of Strictly 4 The Traps N Trunks 33…but this is the NO DJ version.
Joe Blow gets sentimental in his latest video for “How Many Times”. Track is off upcoming mixtape Check A Real Nigga Out. Don’t want to wait for new Joe Blow music? No need to, he dropped an incredible album today, Real Recoginize Real which I would advise that you cop.
Should also check out a great interview with Joe Blow over at Thizzler.