Brand new crack from Mekka Don, featuring Serious Jones! Check it after the jump…
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The Leak
The homie e.d.g.e. gives you a taste with his new track “Decepticon Manifesto.” Keep a look out for March 15th when the long awaited EP drops!
Al Great rhymes over Jay Electronica’s “Dear Moleskine” for this week’s Great Fridays track. The freestyle is a tribute to his fallen friend JB.
D. Schwartz let loose a new track via Twitter over one of Pete Rock’s instrumentals Another solid showing from D. Schwartz because he’s “been nice since Genesis, Streets of Rage.”
Link underneath.
Here’s the latest leak from Diabolic called “Not Again” featuring Jedi Mind Tricks emcee Vinnie Paz. Diabolic’s much anticipated debut album Liar & Thief drops April 6th.
Southern Hospitality premiered the first leak from the new Alabama supergroup DB49 entitled “Ready To Go.” The track is produced by Block Beataz & Arkitek & will be on the group’s debut project together Happy Hour. Drunk Before Nine is made up of some of Bama’s best emcees – G-Side’s ST 2 Lettaz, G Mane, Kristmas, Bentley & Slash. Shout out to Codie G & Southern Hospitality.
Skewby drops a dope new single annoucing to all the heads out there, ”I’m Ill.” Make sure you grab the Memphis emcee’s project Proving You Wrong Since 1988 which is available now.
M-Dot teams with Freestyle of The Arsonists & eMC’s Wordsworth for a new single called “Struggle” produced by Abnormal. M-Dot’s new mixtape Making Doubters Over Think drops this spring.
Here’s a nice surprise, some new heat from Al Gator! Al goes in on his latest cut “Outta Here” produced by Mo off his untitled project. Make sure you check out the video for “I Be On” & “U See It” which we premiered last week.
Embassy Music Board drops an anthem for everyone staying up late at night called “Zombies (We Up).” The Embassy gained some major notoriety after their song “Overtime” got placed on the NBA Live 10 soundtrack.
Here’s two leaks from Intuition’s new project, I Ruined These Songs For You. Read what he has to say about the project:
“Remember when you used to make actual tapes for your friends, or a girl you liked? You’d spend hours trying to come up with the right songs in the right order, trying to appease your friend’s preferences but show your tastes as well. The side project I’m going to release later this month takes that exact idea, but just one step farther. I took a collection of 11 songs that I love (no rap music), songs that I think fans of any type of music would love, and I added a verse to each. I didn’t chop the songs up and flip the samples for brownie points. I didn’t try to make something new out of these songs. I just tried to leave the original songs alone as much as I could, and added one verse over each song to make it seem as if I was invited into the studio with the band to collaborate. All of these collaborations are, of course, unauthorized, but I tried to make each verse as relevant to the songs’ original lyrics as I possibly could. The genres range from classic soul to modern indie rock, with a little bit of everything sprinkled in between. Some of the songs might be very familiar to you, and others may not, but I feel that I’ve added a nice little compliment to each of them (you might think I ruined them though). Enjoy.”
“The Other Side Of Brooklyn” is the debut single to Frank B.’s forthcoming album Just Being Frank. Frank B. is the Marine Park, Brooklyn-based emcee & former contestant on Missy Elliot’s television series “The Road To Stardom” which aired on UPN in 2005. This track is produced by Australia’s M-Phazes (winner of Sha Money’s 2008 One Stop Producer’s Conference) & features scratches from DJ Dutchmaster. This record pays homage to the ‘other’, lesser referenced neighborhoods in the county of kings. Stay tuned for more leaks coming from Just Being Frank, which includes features & production from Sean Price, Bekay, M-Phazes, Illmind & more!
D. Schwartz takes his turn at tackling Lloyd Banks instrumental. Another good showing from Mr. Schwartz if you ask me. If you have download his EP, Foot On The Gas with producer Beewirks…do that.
Link and bonus “Crime Wave Freestyle” underneath. Spotted at 2DB.
Trav Williams is prepared to unleash some new music this Friday via Potholes In My Blog and KevinNottingham.com. The music will be in the form of a six track EP, solely produced by Moonchild, entitled Better Late Than Never. Here’s the first leak from the EP, “Hometown Heroes” featuring Pee Duble.
