STATIK SELEKTAH FEAT. NAS, JOEY BADA$$ & GARY CLARK JR. – KEEP IT MOVING
Statik Selektah is in the process of finishing up his next album The Balancing Act and brings together Nas, Joey Bada$$ and Gary Clark Jr. for “Keep It Moving.”
Statik Selektah is in the process of finishing up his next album The Balancing Act and brings together Nas, Joey Bada$$ and Gary Clark Jr. for “Keep It Moving.”
Stevie Wonder is so sick of the civil unrest in America and has decided to release his first single in fifteen years titled “Can’t Put It In The Hands of Fate.” The living legend recruits today’s finest as Rapsody, Busta Rhymes, Cordae and Chika assist Wonder with his go-go infused protest music.
Legendary West Coast emcee/producer E-A-Ski is working on a new EP titled “In Gear” and drops the first single with Detroit’s Jon Connor titled “Reflect Music.”
Big Boi, Sleepy Brown, Big Rube and Killer Mike join forces on “We The Ones.” The song was originally on Organized Noize’s 2017 EP but gets an update 3 years later to fit with the current era we are living in.
Benny The Butcher steps into the ring with a pair of Hip Hop heavyweights and holds his own on “Timeless.” With Lil Wayne and Big Sean flanking the Griselda emcee, the trio tear down a Hit-Boy production. From Benny’s forthcoming Burden of Proof, which will be produced entirely by Hit-Boy.
From the soundtrack for Welcome to Sudden Death starring Michael Jai White comes the KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz collaboration titled “Hands Up (Outlaws)” produced by King Tech.
Never one to shy away from issues that plague the Black community, Rapsody drops a new single titled “12 Problems.” It’s a potent joint about police brutality from Roc Nation’s Reprise compilation.
Action Bronson continues to set the stage for Only For Dolphins with “Mongolia.” With Meyhem Lauren and Hologram by his side, Bam Bam rocks over the Mediterranean production as the trio blasts off in the only way they know how. And it’s full of colorful rhymes.
Fresh off of “Honcho,” MC Eiht connects with Havoc and Kurupt for “Neighborhood Looks” from his forthcoming album Lessons.
In the event that you somehow missed it, Conway the Machine got a DJ Premier production on his album with “Nothin Less.” After you listen to this, go back and turn up From King To A God.