Showing posts with label ATL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ATL. Show all posts
Outkast
Just got tickets to see Outkast in Denver this summer as part of the lineup for Mad Decent's block party. Dope. This Mick Brooklyn mix is a nice retrospective of rarities, gems and features.
Labels:
ATL,
DJ mix,
down south,
Hip Hop,
mick brooklyn,
outkast,
reunion tour
"Quamilus Manifesto"
One of my favorite true school hip hop MCs out of the ATL by way of SAV and Jamaica. You need this in your life.
Labels:
ATL,
great scott,
Hip Hop,
quamilus manifesto,
real shit
heRobust
Damn right.
Labels:
ATL,
bass,
beats,
electronic music,
future beats,
herobust,
producer
"Greatness"
When the Bay meets the A: Rough side of the smoothness.
Labels:
ATL,
bay area,
dope,
Hip Hop,
shady blaze,
SMKA,
young gully
P.Villa "B.O.U.N.C.E."
Blunted in the trap. Propers to Villa, BGN and the ATL underground.
Labels:
ATL,
beats,
electronic music,
ghetto tech,
instrumentals,
producers,
pvilla,
trap
P.Villa "Different Waters"
New visuals for a tune from ATL/SAV beat maestro P.Villa. The majority of the video is done with animated oil paint. It works with the synth-y low-key vibe. This is in the chill room all day.
Labels:
ATL,
beats,
chill,
different waters,
electronic music,
P Villa,
SAV
Unda "Tomorrow Never Comes"
Props to Unda doing his thing on this new EP called Tomorrow Never Comes. Bangkok to ATL, he handles all the production and spits on a couple tracks too. Definitely feeling the opening tune "Dear Aquarius," but there's jewels scattered all the way from front to back. The material is considerably darker than some of his past work, a symptom of some things he was going through last year. Give it a listen:
Labels:
ATL,
electronic music,
EP,
experimental,
free download,
Hip Hop,
production,
rap,
tomorrow never comes,
unda
Supermarket Knife Attack
ATL production team SMKA returns with a nice recap of their recent work, which includes appearances by Freddie Gibbs, Fashawn, Young Scolla and a bunch more. If you like your beats Suthren, these dudes deliver. Their first mixtape series The 808 Experiment was choice too - put me onto Yelawolf way ahead of the curve with "Deer Mama" off volume 2. Also, Volume 1's "Bang" is one of the best, most slept-on strip club anthems of all time.
The opening track with Spodee is a personal fav off this new compilation:
Download Mixtape Free | LiveMixtapes.com Mixtape Player
The opening track with Spodee is a personal fav off this new compilation:
Download Mixtape Free | LiveMixtapes.com Mixtape Player
Labels:
ATL,
freddie gibbs,
Hip Hop,
mixtapes,
SMKA,
supermarket knife attack,
yelawolf,
young scolla
Video: Speak Easy "Crane Kick Flow"
ATL visual artist/MC Sean Fahie aka Speak Easy just wrapped up this video for the single off his recent LP Coronas, Condoms and Cigarettes: A Musical Guide to Awesome Living. The man raps about what he knows. We co-curated an art show called Fresh Produce at the Indigo Sky Community Gallery as part of the 2011 Savannah Urban Arts Festival. The crazy part is he makes art as good as he flows. For a general overview of his style, check the intro to the video, it could double as his Tao. Shout out to Danny! on the beat - keeping it super smooth.
Labels:
ATL,
condoms coronas and cigarettes,
crane kick flow,
danny swain,
Hip Hop,
lyricism,
smoothness,
Speak Easy
Watch the Couch
I can't remember whether I posted something about this at the time, but if I didn't shame on me, and if I did, then you know it's worthy of some more love. This "Watch the Couch" project dropped the same week as the slightly better known Watch the Throne, thanks to Superbuddah, a collaboration between ATL underground heads Ethereal and Spacebar. The second cut off the EP is a favorite of mine recently - it's got this ATCQ vibe translated into a post-Madlib hip hop aesthetic. This is a smooth classic. Don't sleep. The whole thing is solid from front to back.
Check the whole project here.
Check the whole project here.
Labels:
ATL,
ethereal,
Hip Hop,
post-madlib hip hop aesthetics,
smooth,
spacebar,
supperbuddah,
watch the couch
Speak Easy "Coronas, Condoms and Cigarettes"
Speak Easy aka Sean Fahie drops his second free album this week. The ATL-based MC and visual artist also had a show with the same name "Coronas, Condoms and Cigarettes." It's sort of a guide to gully living. Noteworthy production from Danny! and Unda, among others. You definitely need to be down with this.
Bosco's Pacer EP
Brittany Bosco has been doing her thing up in Atlanta for the past few years. She left Savannah firmly planted in the emerging electro-soul-jazz sound, but has since gone on a stylistic sojourn, messing with rock n roll, soul, and left-field tendencies, plus plenty of visual art and fashion dalliances. The Pacer EP has been in the works for a while now, and here's the first taste. I wish the vocals were pushed further forward, because Bosco can sign like nobody's business, but I see how the effect adds to the whole melting, psychedelic distortion cave with penguins kind of vibe.
Pacer by bbosco18
Pacer by bbosco18
Labels:
ATL,
Brittany Bosco,
electro soul jazz,
future music,
pacer ep
Ethereal
Dope underground ATL ish.
Labels:
abstractica,
ATL,
dopeness,
ethereal,
Hip Hop,
slumerican
Great Scott
Groove on this ladiback joint from ATL MC Great SCOTT. In case you don't know him, don't get his geography confused with any indicator of his style. He's on some true school Golden Era vibe all day and all night.
BACK TO WORK by greatscotthiphop
BACK TO WORK by greatscotthiphop
Fki - Smash Mouth (prod. by Heroes & Villains)
Wow. Smash out on "Smash Mouth" - this is what's really dirty in the South right now. Coming up now and next in ATL.
Labels:
ATL,
bass,
dubstep,
FKi,
heroes and villains,
music video,
smashmouth
G.R.E.A.T. SCOTT
One of the realest out there. From Kingston to NYC and Savannah to Atlanta, GS has held it down all over.
God's Graffiti by greatscotthiphop
God's Graffiti by greatscotthiphop
A3C's RV Mixtape
Parked in the front of the Masquerade during this year's A3C festival was a large RV - not a strange sight at a festival if you're seeing some jam bands, but at a hip hop festival, it sort of stuck out - what also drew attention to the vehicle was the steady stream of artists coming and going from it. It was a mobile studio, among other things, and this mixtape is some of the results.
Click the button above, or grab a copy here.
Click the button above, or grab a copy here.
A3C Mixtape
If you like hip hop and you live in the Southeast, there's a good chance you're considering a trip to Atlanta next week for A3C. These guys put in work and its paid off. I remember a few years ago seeing fliers and stuff for this, and while there were some hot underground heads, it didn't have nearly the clout it's got now. Still plenty of underground heads, but on a way bigger scale. 200+ artists from Oct. 6-8. A handful are on the first installment of the A3C Mixtape presented by production/management team SMKA.
Download a copy.
Here's the tracklist:
Download a copy.
Here's the tracklist:
1) 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) ft. Bun B & Masspike Miles - You Should Go Home
2) Chaundon – Yall Don’t Want It
3) Diamond District – I Mean Business
4) Aleon Craft – Yoga Flame
5) Mistah FAB ft. Lil Boosie & Yo Gotti - Done It All
6) Sha Stimuli – Am I Different pt. 2
7) Soul Khan ft. Akie Bermiss – Fahrenheit
8) Crooked I – Everythang Dirty
9) Cymarshall Law & Skit Slam (Everliven Sound) ft. El da Sensei - Elements
10) Punchline ft. Wordsworth – Don’t Get Married
11) Jean Grae ft. Styles P & Talib Kweli – R.I.P.
12) Killer Mike & T.I.P – Ready Set Go
13) RE ft. Short Dawg – Feelin Some Kinda Way
14) The Jacka ft. Andre Nickatina – Glamorous Lifestyle
15) Spectac & Amiri – As If
16) Senor Kaos ft. Fresh Daily – You Couldn’t Relate
17) Young Scolla – Stare
18) Thee Tom Hardy – I’m Grinnin
19) Joe Scudda – Open For Business
20) Cloudeater - Decade
The second installment comes out 10/4...over and out.
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