hip hop
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Time? Astonishing by L'Orange & Kool Keith Coming off a warmly received collaboration with Chicago MC Jeremiah Jae earlier this year, producer L’Orange is striking while the iron is hot with another full-length team-up. Time? Astonishing was made with underground legend Kool Keith and is out July
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Baltimore rapper King Los drops his first commercial full-length.
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Kendrick Lamar gives To Pimp a Butterfly‘s most sanguine spot a video. Here’s Anthony’s assessment of the album again:
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Golden Rules is the team-up of Paul White, the UK’s premier leftfield hip hop producer, and Florida rapper/singer/producer Eric Biddines. The twosome has a full-length project called Golden Ticket out August 7 via Lex Records; until then, you can check out this super soulful single featuring Yasiin
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True Neutral Crew, the other experimental hip hop trio of clipping. MC Daveed Diggs, remixes a clipping. remix. From the compilation Without a Trace released by Mirror Universe Tapes.
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A year after the release of his debut mixtape Thirst 48, Long Beach MC Boogie delivers a follow-up here with The Reach.
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Keep your fire emojis close at hand for this new Ronny J-produced track from Florida rapper Denzel Curry. Anthony’s review of his recent pair of EPs:
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Germany’s answer to Lord Quas. From the album Ring der Nebelungen, out via Green Berlin.
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7L, Esoteric, and Wu-Tang’s own Inspectah Deck–a.k.a. Czarface–deliver a sophomore album that’s an improvement on all fronts: lyricism, delivery, production, personality.
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On July 10, Mello Music Group will put out Innocent Country, the Chris Keys-produced follow-up to Detroit MC Quelle Chris’ 2013 effort Ghost at the Finish Line. Above, watch the video for new single “Where the Wild Things Roam.” Reminder we dug Chris’ last album:
