Unusually fresh production from Cool & Dre + Wale’s potent bars = palatable pop rap. From what I’ve heard, Attention Deficit is going to murder the game come October.
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Read Blu’s poorly punctuated description of this project for yourself:
Peaz&Blessings,
ItsYaBoy,FellBackForASec
ButTheOverDoseIsComing,
SlowlyThough
WeGoneStartItOffWithSomeFunTimeShit
IDidThisOneDayThisSummer
FuckingAroundWithThe2000XLForTheFirstTime
WasGettingTheIntroduceToTheFunctions
AndThisIsWhatBlossomedFromTheCrashCourse
ALittle8MinuteBeatTapeAppropriatelyTitled
“NoSleepForADay”
ProducedByTheBluAsBulb(theBrightIdea)
Just a funky little soundscape from Blu, who’s showing a lot of promise as a producer.
via i write in red ink that turns blu when the book closes….
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I must be a stan; even Game’s throwaway tracks are hot to me. I’m much more excited for The R.E.D. Album than Blueprint 3.
Sidebar: anyone else think the constant mention of Jewish lawyers is kinda sorta racist? The again, hip-hop artists aren’t known for their racial sensitivity.
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MAGr is a duo out of New Jersey whose album No News is Good News drops this Monday at rock the dub. “Laminated Looseleafs” is an engrossing blend of brooding and contemplative.
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Today, the definition of the word mixtape is more nebulous than ever. Let’s be clear. This is a mixtape. It’s mixed, it features unknowns and somewhat-knowns, and it doesn’t hurt that all 29 tracks are new.
A mix of tracks that have been out for months, emailed out by your label the week before your album comes out is not a mixtape.
Transmitting Live is a great collection of obscure underground shit.
Tracklisting after the jump:
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Rob Viktum and Donwill lead a dream team of underground rappers on this EP. You know it’s something special when Tanya Morgan is involved.
Tracklisting:
1. Worth The Wait featuring Phil Nash, Von Pea & Lee Sissing
2. Barakaran featuring Elucid
3. Midwestern Lament featuring Jermiside, Add-2, Theory Hazit & Brickbeats
4. Love Life featuring Lee Sissing
5. Posthumous featuring Jermiside
Twangy new Raekwon x Ghostface x Dilla. Ghost’s energy on the third verse takes the song to another level.
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Damn, Queensbridge does not keep kosher. Off Big Twins’ The Project Kid.
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