I haven’t posted in a very long time….hopefully yall forgive me but just know there’s some good things going on with 100 Akres. With that said, Kendrick Lamar drops some visuals to my fave joint off of Section.80. I hope signing to a major doesn’t hold him back creatively. Amen.
F*ck Yea! “Raw Medicine” drop Sept. 27th on Stones Throw.
This video isn’t new but I could’ve sworn I posted it when it first dropped….I guess not. Melo is an ill MC/beatmaker/producer/photographer from Brooklyn. This kid is in his own lane all while keeping art and creativity alive. Part of me hopes beat/remix performance doesn’t go mainstream so it can keep its authenticity. I’m already having a tough time dealing with the fact that Santa Claus isn’t real.
Words can’t really express my feelings towards Suzi’s music as of lately. I know that sounds mad stalkerish and borderline psychotic but the way she experiments is dope as hell….inspiring too. She’s like a new version of Badu (if I was forced to compare her to another artist).
Ok, with that said….Suzi delivers a 30 minute mix of all self written/produced tracks (old & new) as well as a couple of cover tunes (yea, I said tunes) thrown in for extra seasoning. Enjoy and if anyone sees Suzi, tell her to get at me….on the music tip of course.
1. L∆V∆ – Pasmo (co-prod. JMR$N) 2. Loud On Da Block – Hot In Here (prod. devonwho) 3. U & Who? [Radiohead Covr] 4. Soy Crisps 5. FlameCatchr 6. A$ U R [Nirvana Covr] 7. NXT MSG [Original] 8. Up Jumps Da Boogie [Analogue Jr.] 9. Jump Rooooope 10. BronxInternship 11. Ordinaire 12. Function01010101 13. loudR 14. L∆V∆ – The Most Important (co-prod. JMR$N)
Ok, I’m mad late on this one but been pretty busy over on the 100 Akres side so hopefully you nerds allow a late pass. LA dropped some visuals earlier this week from the Hippie Sabotage produced Spittin Out Blood. The video is a bit of a mind fuck and well presented.
Look out for LA Riots coming soon.
One of the few groups left that puts thought into song arrangement. If you missed the Evil Christian Cop: The Great Mistapes, check it out here.
One month after its online release and praise, Nas & Common deliver fresh visuals. Dope. Period.
Ok...enough about me.
