Happy Mother’s Day to you and yours. Georgia Anne Muldrow and Dudley Perkins just released “Muthadear”, an ode to mothers everywhere. The track finds a place on G&D’s upcoming album, The Lighthouse, which is set for release on May 21st (via SomeOthaShip Connect). You can pre-order the album here. For more from G&D, check out “Popstopper”. Stream “Muthadear” below.
It doesn’t buy happiness either. After postponing his upcoming concert, young Veggies drops a new record to keep us entertained. Listen to “Money Don’t Buy Time,” produced by Lee Bannon.
Dre.Biggity takes off with his new single “Apollo” off his upcoming project entitled Cali Trill: The Art of Turnin 2 to 4, set to release in June. Dre grabs D’Ant for some dope vocals, as the two emcees collaborate over a BatManOnTheBeatz production.
Nowadays it seems like everyone can rap over a beat but to produce it and direct your own videos takes true talent. Straight out of Toronto comes the MC with his crew “The ΒΛΚΞΓ$CLUB” packing visuals and bars that stand out from the rest. By using wavy and lush samples along heavy 808s, it’s clear that Raz Fresco has a distinct sound. With almost 6 mixtapes under his belt, and the PABLO to drop, he’s not slowing down. Take a listen to “salmonILLa” off The Popcorn Tape which was produced by Raz himself. The video was shot in Toronto but this time directed by PRIME.
Usually when you download a mixtape there’s a few songs that you don’t like and there’s a few that are worth putting on your iPod. This isn’t the case when you’re listening to Johnny Rain’s Lullaby of Machine. Straying from the typical RnB sound while fusing amazing vocals and futuristic beats, it’s obvious that this EP is a masterpiece. The production value on songs like “twisted high” and the way he flows through the music like he did on “Pisces”, makes it safe to say this is only the beginning. Still not convinced? Be sure to listen to “NAKED”, which in my opinion, is the best song of 2013.
We holding down The Come Up Show Radio tonight! We got Richmond, California artist Locksmith calling in for a phone interview. We’ve been supporting him for quite some time on the site and radio show, please check out his brand new album Green Box for free download. I promise you won’t be disappointed. So you don’t want to miss this show! Full details below how to tune in. Tweets us @thecomeupshow for request/shoutouts!
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Returning with another track off his forthcoming album Watching Movies With The Sound Off, Mac Miller releases “Watching Movies” late last night, produced by Sap and Larry Fisherman (Mac Miller). This eerie yet spacey instrumental throws you in a trance as Mac goes in explaining how his life is like “Watching Movies”. In a recent interview Mac talk’s about his upcoming album and explained how it is his most personal album to date, so be sure to take a look at that if you haven’t yet.
Not too long after releasing his latest mixtape Hood Politics 7, Termanology is back with another gem titled “Streetwise”, produced by Mighty Joe with cuts from Statik Selektah. The wordplay, concepts, metaphor’s and knowledge Term always bring’s to every track is what made everyone a fan from the jump I think, which “Streetwise” does not lack. I’m hoping we get another project from Termanology in the near future. Take in Termanology’s new track underneath and let me know what you think!
The title “Stand It” say’s it all, the newest video off Locksmith’s latest album The Green Box. On this 9th Wonder production, Locksmith enlists the help of Anesha. Who adds an uplifting chorus as Lock explains some of his inner demons and how he rises up to conquer them. In a way, almost everyone can relate to this one.
“Life slips and it’s more than just semantics, I know you can’t stand it” – Locksmith
Sweatshop Union just dropped this gem. “Infinite” is the first single and title track off their upcoming album Infinite, set for release on May 28th. You can check out the track listing below and pre-order the album if you wish. Stream “Infinite” below.
1. Infinite
2. Sink or Swim
3. King of the Beach
4. Day Off
5. Space Bears
6. NVSBL
7. Love
8. Time Granted
9. Family Reunion
10. Feed feat. Snak The Ripper & Def 3
11. Leisure Gang
12. L.A.M.M.
13. We Ready feat. Def 3
14. Listen Up feat. Claire Mortifee
