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Sunday, November 8, 2026

BamBeatz & dB Cutlass "Mean Streets" (feat. SKE The Heistman & Ox Omni) VIDEO

BamBeatz and dB Cutlass were making albums together by 2020, when Shula & Marino paired the Tanboys producer with the Miami rapper. “Mean Streets” continues that partnership, bringing SKE The Heistman and Ox Omni together with Cutlass over BamBeatz’s production. Its official video accompanies the third single from their album Vol 2... Mean Streets. The numbered title follows a documented sequence of joint releases. “Bendito” appeared as a single from Shula & Marino, while “Street Wilderness” accompanied the announcement of another collaborative project in 2024. Vol.1... Street Wilderness followed in 2025. For the next volume’s title track, the pair draw on two further underground catalogues. SKE The Heistman’s history in Queens and Long Island includes early independent releases and performances at the Nuyorican Cafe. Ox Omni’s work includes No Prayers To The Devil, his 2024 album produced entirely by 94Maax, with appearances by Rome Streetz, Daniel Son and Rocxnoir.

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Le Zeppo & Legit "Peep The Throne" (feat. DJ Uncle Fester) VIDEO

Le Zeppo and Legit had already recorded with DJ Uncle Fester before “Peep The Throne.” On “The Anchors of Time,” from Legit’s 2025 release 360 365 EP, their verses shared a track with Fester’s cuts. All three reunite for “Peep The Throne,” whose official video presents the “OG Mix,” produced by Lay Low, in connection with Le Zeppo and Legit’s collaborative album Basement Therapy. Legit is a founding member of Toronto group Babylon Warchild. Le Zeppo is an MC and producer from Ontario’s Durham and Toronto regions, with The 9th Crown and Elegant DOOM among his releases. Their connection extends to concert bills: the pair were announced for an OCDC release show in Barrie alongside Myer Clarity and Fresh Kils. Fester supplied all the cuts on 360 365 EP, which Fresh Kils mixed and mastered; the two also work together as The Extremities. For the “Peep The Throne” video, Le Zeppo and Legit enlisted Relz to film and edit. Their stated reference was independent rap videos of the 1990s, making that period a deliberate production brief for the video.

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Stu Bangas & Wordsworth "The Only Sin" (feat. Ruste Juxx) VIDEO

Sean Price used to give Ruste Juxx space within his concert sets to perform his own songs. Juxx recalled that practical schooling in a 2016 interview, crediting Price with helping him develop as a performer and understand the business of guest appearances. He joins Wordsworth and producer Stu Bangas on “The Only Sin,” from their album Chemistry, with an official video filmed and edited by Tony Ciavarro. Juxx’s history with Price reaches back to his appearances on Heltah Skeltah’s Magnum Force. Wordsworth brings a different set of longstanding relationships to Chemistry. Having built with Punchline and later eMC, he reunites here with Punchline, Masta Ace and singer Adanita Ross, all guests on his solo debut Mirror Music. Those connections reach back more than two decades, to a period when Wordsworth was explaining how he wanted his songwriting to move beyond his reputation in battles and the Lyricist Lounge. Chemistry also continues his album partnership with Stu Bangas after Two Kings. “The Only Sin” gives that established pairing a guest whose own account of learning the craft centres on the opportunities another rapper made for him.

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Mad1ne x Illa Dutch "As We Angrily Were" EP

Two guests on Mad1ne and Illa Dutch’s “As We Angrily Were” are also Mad1ne’s partners in Lords Of Ale. Jamar Equality and Blazy Green join the San Antonio MC on the EP, produced by Illa Dutch. Jamar appears on “Brick Gardens,” then joins Mad1ne, Trizzol and Blazy on “Ivan's Terribles.” Lords Of Ale had already brought Mad1ne, Jamar and Blazy together on “The Brewprint” in 2024, with Blazy producing the entire record and DJ Tekneek supplying cuts. Mad1ne and Blazy also record as Meet The Greens, whose 2023 release “Fidel Gastro” again put Blazy behind the production. “As We Angrily Were” shifts that working arrangement: Illa Dutch handles the beats while Blazy steps into a guest role beside their Lords Of Ale partner.

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Spit Gemz "Think, Wait, Fast" VIDEO

Homeboy Sandman reached back to Spit Gemz’s Home School when discussing the records that had impressed him most in 2023. That 2022 release includes “Think, Wait, Fast,” produced by Hobgoblin and revisited in a YouTube upload on Gemz’s own channel. The song first appeared as a standalone single in 2021. Speaking to HotNewHipHop, Sandman singled out Gemz’s writing and the insights he heard developing in his work. Home School sits within a catalogue shaped partly by a shared recording circle. In a 2016 interview with 7th Boro, Eff Yoo recalled taking recording more seriously after connecting with Gemz, Starvin B and others at Bob Goblin’s studio. Gemz and Eff Yoo later made Rikers Island Boxing School together, released under Broken Home in 2021. Hobgoblin has also given “Think, Wait, Fast” a place in his own catalogue. The producer based in Birmingham included the recording as “Think Wait Fast” on HOBGOBLIN Mixtape Vol 4 in 2023, extending its release history beyond the single and Home School.

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Son of Tony "False Idols" VIDEO

Son of Tony’s early musical memories include joining MC Lyte onstage as a teenager and reciting her music. The Buffalo rapper now adds the official video for “False Idols” to his own catalogue, with production by Heirowayne and mixing and mastering by Standoutmusik. His 2021 album “Son on a Sunday” offers a more personal introduction to the artist behind this release. Speaking to UndergroundHipHopBlog that year, he explained that his work was a way to keep his late father’s name alive. On “Wet Stones,” featuring Tish Hyman, family responsibility became particularly concrete. He described wanting to help his mother and younger brother through cancer treatment and the financial pressure of trying to provide that care. In his artist statement on Apple Music, he identified that recording as a personal breakthrough following the loss of both parents and his brother. For listeners meeting him through “False Idols,” “Wet Stones” documents how the wish to provide for his family entered his writing.

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One Be Lo & Nino Biege "Yalla" (feat. Bilqees The AnonyMiss) VIDEO

One Be Lo is the subject under investigation on A Ward Tour, an album presented as a set of institutional records. “Yalla,” his collaboration with producer Nino Biege and vocalist Bilqees The AnonyMiss, supplies its final statement before the instrumental versions begin. The official video gives that closing song its own release, with videography by Evan Doheny. The album’s fictional examiners classify the subject’s questions about society as nonconformity, while the premise invites scrutiny of the institution itself. In the published lyrics of “Yalla,” competitive rap sits beside everyday desires: Lo pairs an ambition to escape his environment with the wish to take someone out and buy her flowers. Olympic medals, baseball and Usain Bolt become measures of lyrical competition. His contrast between knowledge and rappers simplifying their work makes the boasting an argument about what deserves recognition. Artistic self determination has also figured in Lo’s accounts of his career. The Pontiac MC, formerly known as One Man Army, formed Binary Star with Senim Silla and worked with Decompoze on Masters of the Universe. In a 2020 interview with The Periphery, he explained why neither industry expectations nor the pursuit of attention should determine his creative choices. He described writing as something he had to judge honestly for himself, rather than adjusting his recipe to win approval. Nino Biege supplies A Ward Tour’s original beats, with additional production and sample arrangements by Lo. Nino also contributed “Beyond The Sun” to Audio Affect Series Beat Tape Vol. 2, curated by DJ Battlecat. Bilqees brings another existing connection to the album. She and Lo previously recorded “A Tax” at Ganoub Studio in Cairo as part of their Songs of SABA collaboration. Here, she composes and performs vocal harmonies and also handles graphic layout and design, contributing to both the recordings and the presentation of the fictional case.

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Taj Austin "THE REBIRTH" VIDEO

Taj Austin and his Coast Contra partners developed part of their studio working method while serving customers at My 2 Cents in Los Angeles. He produces and raps on “THE REBIRTH,” whose video appears in Saturday Rap Cafe, a series he introduces as a space for pursuing art that moves him personally. That individual outlet follows years of exchanging ideas within the group. In a 2021 KXSC interview, Eric Jamal explained how their restaurant experience carried into recording: everyone could suggest an idea, however bizarre it initially seemed. He also credited his partners with teaching him to hear the instruments behind a rapper and consider the voice as another instrument. Their shared workplace became a gathering point beyond Coast Contra itself. Cypher Sundays began with roughly seven people at the restaurant and grew into events combining discussion, dance and rapping.

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DJ LOTMIX : LOTMIX SHOW - S8 Ep12 [Boombap Mixshow]

BROADCASTED WORLDWIDE over +65 radios on

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1- 448 BRAD - 3.5 Points [Prod JUSDAVE]
2- DANIEL SON x ASUN EASTWOOD x FUTUREWAVE - Catch a Limit
3- MC EIHT feat CONWAY - Everyday [Prod FERHAN C]
4- WATERR x WAVY DA GHAWD - Bigger Than Arsenio
5- BEEDIE feat BOLDY JAMES - Hell in a Cell [Prod NICHOLAS CRAVEN]
6- WATERR x WAVY DA GHAWD - Madonna in the Green Room
7- TYE COOPER feat OT THE REAL - Terms and Conditions
8- AUDIO MESSIAH x KHEZINE - Body Probleme
9- DOZA THE DRUM DEALER - Aightmares
10- JUNK feat SAYZEE - Ghosts [Prod IM'PERETIV]
11- OT THE REAL - Eat People [Prod NICKEL PLATED]
12- MASSIAH KAINE - God Complex [Prod SCOTTZILLA]
13- E.SMITTY x DJ GLIBSTYLEZ - We Build 4 Dis
14- MONEY MOGLY x BRASS BALLS feat ORION x DJ EXES - Boom & Bang
15- NAPOLEON DA LEGEND x DUB SONATA - Engine-New-a-T
16- UNC DOE - Pick Up What Droppin
17- BARON VON ALIAS feat SKYZOO x MASTA ACE x SMIF-N-WESSUN x DARIEN BROCKINGTON - And the Story Goes [Prod KHRYSIS]
18- SHARK feat ILL TONE - Doughnuts
19- MC EIHT - Pistols & Palm Trees [Prod ROB T]
20- CHRIS CRACK - If You Aint From Here, Dont Come Here [Prod JIMI WINGATE]
21- ANARCHITACT feat YOUNG HUMP x PACEWON - On Da Mic
22- TALI RODRIGUEZ x CLOAQ & DAGGER x MONEY MOGLY - The Gains

BROADCASTED WORLDWIDE over +65 radios

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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Statik Selektah "Expensive Taste" ALBUM

Radio helped Statik Selektah build the relationships that would become his records. In a 2013 interview with NPR’s Microphone Check, he recalled meeting rappers through his Boston broadcasts, then reaching a turning point when Freeway called asking to join his first album. Expensive Taste, released through Mass Appeal, extends that history of bringing MCs into the producer’s orbit. “The Louvre” gathers Westside Gunn, Stove God Cooks, Rome Streetz and Joey Bada$$, while “365” connects Paul Wall with Kai Ca$h and Smoke DZA. Those combinations sit alongside relationships that reach back well before this album. Termanology, Statik’s partner in the duo 1982, appears across Expensive Taste. Their connection began as teenagers at a club in New Hampshire. Speaking to Miami New Times in 2009, Termanology remembered discovering that the DJ was also from Lawrence, Massachusetts, and finding a partner as his Hood Politics mixtape series developed. Their first album as 1982 followed in 2010. Joey Bada$$ represents another sustained working relationship within the album’s larger cast. Back in the NPR conversation, Statik described making music with Joey and Pro Era while touring, with beats being made in one part of the bus and vocals recorded in a bunk. On Expensive Taste, Joey appears on both “Growing Pains” and “The Louvre,” moving between an individual recording and a shared lineup.

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Jason Griff x Milc x Zilla Rocca "NIKETOWN" EP

Milc and Zilla Rocca shared a track on Jason Griff’s production before they shared an entire EP. Their 2023 collaboration “Frisbees,” from Zilla and Griff’s Stacking Chips, supplies the starting point for NIKETOWN, an announced EP built around sneaker collecting, with Griff producing throughout. The trio describe the premise as a celebration of owning far more shoes than two feet require. For Milc, the basketball connection reaches beyond a collection of product names. Speaking with KEXP in 2023, the rapper recalled growing up on the courts of Northeast Portland, where basketball and rap were part of the same education. His catalogue already includes The Fish That Saved Portland, made with TELEVANGEL and named after the basketball film The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh. NIKETOWN brings that longstanding interest into a shared concept with Zilla and Griff. There is established independent infrastructure behind the reunion, too. Zilla founded Three Dollar Pistol Music in 2010 to release his own work after closing Beat Garden Entertainment. Griff helped build Insubordinate Records alongside Alex Ludovico and Scorcese. NIKETOWN brings those imprints together again. NAHreally and Stan Ipcus join the announced guest lineup, while Marcus Pinn handles the cuts. Griff also mixes, masters and arranges the EP, carrying responsibility for the record beyond making its beats.

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Crisis Tha Sharpshooter "Money Ain't Everything" VIDEO

Crisis Tha Sharpshooter and Shaka Amazulu The 7th originally planned Set Apart as an EP, then expanded it with remixes into a 2021 album. “Money Ain't Everything” now introduces Set Further Apart, the second chapter of their planned trilogy, with an animated video directed by Shaka. The song is available ahead of the album, which remains on preorder. Crisis comes to this partnership through Black Knights, the Los Angeles group whose connection with RZA reaches back to the late 1990s. RZA later introduced Crisis and fellow Knight Rugged Monk to John Frusciante, leading to their work together on Medieval Chamber. That collaboration continued with The Almighty. In a 2015 interview, Monk explained that Medieval Chamber had concentrated on the duo’s raps and Frusciante’s production, while The Almighty brought friends into the sessions as guests. The Crisis and Shaka series also draws on those established relationships. Monk appeared on Set Apart alongside Rubbabandz and Solomon Childs, and is set to join Crisis again on “Heavy,” one of eight tracks announced for Set Further Apart. Shaka produces, mixes and masters the album in full.

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