With Nas dropping his new album “Nasir” his fans quickly calls it a classic. “Nasir” is his 11th studio album. Kayne West Exeucutive produced the album, as he does the same with G.O.O.D Music releases. He gave the world a live stream of his listening party in Queens. The energy was filled with postive vibes, people awaiting these blasting tracks from Nas.
Nas becomes more personal with his life and journey as a Black King, Artist, Father, Loved One, and more. Every track is much appreicated. Nas talks about major issues in the black society. How things are against everthing we should stand for as being black. Giving his fans wisdom to the truths in our wicked world.
Nas album is actually 26 minutes, which concludes the seven tracked masterpiece “Nasir”. There was even features from The Dream which suites perfect in opinion.
The album cover is a photo of five young black boys lined up against a wall in South Dallas where drugs and violence was at an all time high.
The Ghost himself has been dropping exclusive music lately with recent EP “Nickel Bag” down to the “G-Host” which dropped May 4th, 2018. There is production by Boger, Jimmy Dukes, Phonix Beats, Rondon, Poobs, Black Swan, Divine Bars, Dayzel The Machine, Grade A, Vinny Idol, Prophe.T, and Scram Jones. These 16 tracks brings us into a lyrical realm us Hip-Hop fans need to tap into at times. Mostly today, rap music celebrates the drug and alcohol abuse to gun violence. Repeatedly. Some of our most gangster artists that speak factual encounters are the least to boast in today’s age. You always can hear Style’s maturity in his voice and lyrics. When there is a time for seriousness, The Lox’s General will have you in that state of mind.
We rocking with tracks “Wait Your Turn B”, “Morning Mourning” featuring Oswin Benjamin, “For The Occasion”, “Window To The Soul”, and “Going Thru Hell”
Check out why Styles P is forever be the hardest out!!
“Look at your Rollie, look at my Rollie…” and watch the remarkable collaboration between empowered Hip Hop culture visionary Travi$ Scott with the Philly-based MC Lil Uzi Vert and his Hip Hop Godfather Mr. West.
The “Watсh” follows up straight after the “Butterfly Effect” and brings even more suspense to the Houston-native’s highly-anticipated next LP – “Astroworld”.
The opening line reveals the background story of the future album, which is named after the legendary Houston theme park closed in 2005. “The last ride ever, that I’m ever gonna take at Astroworld” opens the song about new values and change of perspective.
Each MCs drops a verse over the sick trap-styled beat. The most striking lines are coming from the Yeezy, when he speaks about his opioid addiction that was discussed in the latest TMZ interview.
Kylie Jenner the girlfriend of Travis Scott finishes the song with a lovely but also provoсative line. She praised their new-born baby Stormy: “We got bust down Rollies, bust down Rollies, And I told him I wanted to have a bust down baby” – another change of perspective for Travis.
Check out the brand-new tune and give it some favor if you like it!
The wait is over now that Jim Jones has dropped his latest project titled “Wasted Talent” last month. The 18 tracked album is burning the streets. Jim Jones definitely tapped into his Diplomatic ways throughout the entire project. He gave all Diplomat fans something to look foward to by staying true to his roots. The Diplomats will always be a top trendsetter in the Hip-Hop culture. Jim Jones put smiles on our face after listening to the apperanances as well as the choice in production. There are appearances by Juelz Santana, Cam’Ron, Trav, Yo Gotti, Lil Durk, Mozzy, Ball Greezy, Jadakiss, Eric Bellinger, Avon Carter, and more.
“Chicken Fried Rice” has one of the best productions on the album by Ron Oilers. Yo Gotti did his thing with Jim, Trav and 5 AM as they get down speaking on enticing ladies with some hood shit.
Jim addresses how the sounds from his team influenced artists today with sampling on “Diplomatic Immunity”. The Diplomats always had their way of sampling some of the best in the world. Jim speaks on Drake, sampling his track that he sampled from The Dips. Now isn’t that something. With feature from Cam’Ron, it was only right they bought some topics to the table, as they are some of the most influential artists in our culture.
“Head Off” is a banger with Lil Durk on the track. Jim has always been a story teller, perfect track for him to do with a young artist in the game such as Lil Durk.
“Adidas” featuring Ball Greezy is all about “selling dope in your Adidas”. The production of the track is too hard. Jim gives us that same old gritty flow with insightful story lines.
“Still Dipset” produced by Jahlil Beats is a highlight on the album just by the title itself. The beat is ill while Santana eats.
“Gotta Play For Keeps” features YFN Lucci which becomes relatives to fans from the North to the South. Lucci become the perfect addition to the album as he do what he does best. The beat has a vibe that is heartfelt, giving you no choice but to feel its message.
Mozzy kills “Banging” as Jim Jones come busting on the song produced by 808 Mafia. The was one of the best collaborations on the album. The production matched both artists personas. One of our favorite songs gangsters came ride to.
“Dust and Powder” featuring Jadakiss is a prime example of real authentic rappers never losing touch. The sounds are a definite Dipset beat produced by Heatmakers. Jadakiss murdered the track. We had a moment listening to this collaboration as well.
Jim Jones was in his bag with this one. He stayed true to the roots of his legacy which should never be questioned. The East Coast flow is stamped throughout the album. The world should feel this one. Wasted Talent is a banger. Which track is your favorite?
1. “Intro Bronx Tales”
2. “Never Did 3Quarters” (Produced by The Heatmakerz)
3. “Epitome” (Produced by 808-Ray and SmittyBeatz)
4. “Catch on Yet” featuring Trav (Produced Rain910)
5. “Banging” featuring Mozzy (Produced by Non Stop 808 Mafia)
6. “Gotta Play the Game” featuring YFN Lucci (Produced by Dougie on the Beat)
7. “Got to B Real” featuring Alexza (Produced by DJ Rellyrell)
8. “Dust & Powder” featuring Jadakiss (Produced by The Heatmakerz)
9. “Living My Best Life” featuring Eric Bellinger (Produced by The Heatmakerz)
10. “Adidas” featuring Ball Greezy (Produced by Killa Watts)
11. “Chicken Fried Rice” featuring 5AM, Yo Gotti and Trav (Produced Ron Oilers)
12. “The Old Way” featuring AX Leon
13. “Diplomatic Immunity” featuring Cam’ron (Produced by The Heatmakerz
14. “Head Off” featuring Lil Durk (Produced by Dougie on the Beat)
15. “Pray” featuring Trav (Produced by Kyle Smith)
16. “Bag Talk”* featuring Ball Greezy (Produced Foreign Teck)
17. “Still Dipset”* (Produced Jahlil Beats)
18. “Once Upon a Time”* (Produced by The Heatmakerz)
Feel the vibes as K1ngChulo presents his latest single “Werewolves”. As the track begins, you sense K1ngChulo about to tell his story. With over 100,000 plays overall on all platforms , he has fans that comes for the heat. The New Orleans artist comes alive in the nighttime. With production by Dutty, the track has a dark background which coincides with Chulo’s sound. He speaks on going in and his determination to not stop by any means. There is anticpation his fans hear, wanting to hear more. With his second project “Me, Myself, and K1ng”, Chulo has a variety of sounds that reflect on his hard work and dedication. The chorus depicts the artist moving in the night as a werewolf, taking the world by storm. The beat has substance and keeps you in mind of the night life he feeds off into. K1ng Chulo has the potential to become an elite rap artist. We infer as his hard work increases, the more the world cannot look past his talents.
New Orleans Artist “K1ng Chulo”
Overall, “Werewolves” is a dope song that you can change your mood to. Whether you are at a happy state, or a dark space, the track becomes neutral to your ears. K1ng Chulo has an authentic flow that becomes relative to the audience. “Werewolves is on all platforms such as SoundCloud, ITunes, Spotify, and more. You can check out the artist @K1ngchulo on all social media platforms.
Dreamville’s general J.Cole recently announced that he would be releasing an album titled “K.O.D”. J Cole reference K.O.D to “Kids on Drugs”, “Kill Our Demons”, and “King Overdose”.
He has only one feature , Kill Edward on “The Cut Off” and “Friends”. It is said that Kill Edward is Cole’s alter ego. J. Cole just released his video to “ATM”. The video is very animated and the concept is sick. He depicts how money controls us.
It is also said that Cole disses Lil Pump in track “1985”. Twitter fans are raging about this and wants answers!! You can listen for yourself below.
Young Thug came along and drops a 3 tracked EP with three dope features on “Hear No Evil”. If you are a fan of Thug’s work, then you anticipate how would this project may sound. He brings Nicki Minaj, Lil Uzi Vert, and 21 Savage into his world. Young Thug always had his own sense of sound where now it becomes duplicated. Thug bought us back to some of his original Flow with the three tracks.
“Anybody” featuring Nicki Minaj has been anticipating for the fan as they both post on social media about the drop. The track has a nice flow and beat. Nicki suites the track well. We enjoy this track more than her latest singles.
“Up” featuring Lil Uzi Vert is produced by Southside. Uzi Vert did his thing on the track as he steps his game up with his wordplay. Thug gives us that upbeat tone in this voice. This high pitched sound becomes familiar from his throwback tracks. Not one of our favorite types but he created his own style with that, and he can keep that! Overall, the track is nice.
Last, he collaborates with 21 Savage on “Now”. They both kills the beat as they boasts about their money, hoes, and cars. They both complement each other’s swag on the track. The production is a catch as well. 21 Savage comes stunting the entire time on the track.
Overall, this EP is what we needed from Thug. You can hear it below:
