Emilio Rojas pays a visit to Showoff Radio with DJ Statik Selektah on Shade 45 and delivers a freestyle live on-the-air for listeners. Take a look as the New York native goes to work over Mobb Deep’s classic “Shook Ones Part II” instrumental and drops bars straight off the dome for close to a minute.
Detroit native Danny Brown releases a new trippy and wild music video for the energy packed song “Dip” featured on his forthcoming OLD LP. Watch as Brown gives his ode to the drug molly the visual treatment and throws in some colorful scenes equipped with random cartoon animation. OLD is due to hit shelves on October 8 but will be available to stream in its entirety via Spotify September 30.
Taylor Gang signee Tuki Carter serves up a new song titled “Bottle” produced by former in-house producer and Texas native Cardo. According to Carter’s official sound cloud, the track will be make the final track list for his Western Nights EP which is apparently slated to release in early 2014. ”Bottle” showcases Carter having some fun over the smooth and bouncy instrumental as he drops bars about taking shots in the club, making money and partying it up with some beautiful women.
Rap duo Tanya Morgan link up with female lyricist Nitty Scott, MC for a slow, funky and infectious jam titled “Never Too Much” off their forthcoming Rubber Souls project dropping on September 24. The Leona the Strange directed visual finds the MC’s playfully throwing rhymes back and forth on the lighthearted track. Fans can expect for Donwill and Pea’s to keep the vibe pretty positive with some insightful bars.
New York MC Grafh takes Mobb Deep’s classic “Eye For An Eye” instrumental and serves up his own official freestyle remix. Grafh does a solid job of demonstrating his lyrical wordplay and effortlessly switches up the cadence in his flow over the gritty beat. Take a listen to Grafh’s latest offering with “Eye For An Eye Freestyle.”
Project Pat takes his act to the streets and keeps it G in his latest music video for “Make A Sell.” Hit the streets and dip out with Pat as he hits the liquor store for a 40 oz. and reminisces on his dope dealing days in the neighborhood. ”Make A Sell” is featured on Project Pat’s new Cheez N Dope 2 mixtape.
Auto-tune champ Future blesses fans with a new original track titled “How It Was” which is featured on the official soundtrack to Grand Theft Auto 5. With sales of the popular video game series reaching $800 million in one day, gamer’s everywhere can now tune into “Radio Los Santos” radio station to hear Future’s new “How It Was” song. The slow crooner sticks to a more aggressive flow on this one as he drops bars on his troubled street past with drugs, women and more.
New York native Uncle Murda takes The Fugee’s classic “Ooh la la la” and gives it a spin as an ode to his city with “New York City.” Murda delivers his familiar slick street slang while bringing along Vado and Waka Flocka along for their respective features. Watch as Uncle Murda opens up and keeps it honest on what he thinks of the City’s current state or position in Hip Hop.
Ja Rule brings the aggression on his latest offering called “Fresh Out Da Pen” which finds the New York rapper blowing some steam and sending out a warning to the competition. This is the first solo song fans have been treated too since Rule was released from Prison back in May. Backed by his signature round around the edges delivery, Ja Rule demonstrates he’s still got it and laces the track with plenty of tough guy talk.
Formerly recognized as Roscoe, rapper Scoe drops off his latest single titled “The Crown” featuring production courtesy of Just Blaze. The sample heavy instrumental provides the necessary platform for Scoe to do his thing as he drops bars about his hustle and drive to reach the next level in the game. Fans can expect to hear “The Crown” and more on Scoe’s upcoming Tha Influence LP which is slated to drop on October 17.
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