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Monday, April 20, 2026

Jay Royale "Woes Of The Creator" [ALBUM]

Jay Royale has spent years building a reputation on the merits of his pen alone, and "Woes of the Creator" is the kind of project that makes that case without needing to raise its voice. The East Baltimore emcee commits fully to a single producer here – Anibal Beats, a Connecticut craftsman Royale has been deliberately introducing to the underground circuit – and the uniformity of sound that results is a strength, not a limitation. Anibal's production aesthetic sits in the atmospheric-but-gritty pocket: sample-driven, deliberate in its swing, never competing with the lyrics for attention. Royale's delivery remains one of the underground's more distinctive voices – a raspy authority that sounds like lived experience compressed into syllables. Pete Twist handles the mix and mastering out of Boiler Room Studios, giving the project a cohesion that befits its concept. The guest roster – including Elzhi, RJ Payne, and Jae Skeese – contributes without derailing the focus. This is an MC's album, curated from a position of complete creative confidence.

Suave-Ski, Dead Perry & Apathy "Burnin & Learnin" (feat. Casual) [SINGLE]

The origin story of "Burnin & Learnin" is itself a testament to the organic collaboration networks that still define the best of underground Hip-Hop. Dead Perry built the original foundation, then enlisted Danish producer Lil Jay for a bass line, and the rough mix found its way to Apathy – Demigodz member, Army of the Pharaohs veteran, and long-time mentor and touring partner to Suave-Ski – who added a sample and executive production before handling the final mix. Casual from the Hieroglyphics holds down the feature slot with the measured precision the Bay Area legend has delivered for three decades. The result is a smoked-out, melodically layered track with a snap-back drum pattern and a screwed vocal sample in the pocket – the kind of production that rewards multiple listens. Suave-Ski, a Connecticut wordsmith with over a decade in the game and an impressive touring record alongside Apathy, ILL BILL, and the Snowgoons, situates the track in the dual metaphor of a literal and musical high. Dropping today.

M-Dot x Confidence "Rollercoaster Pt. 2" (feat. Masta Ace) [VIDEO]

The visual component of "Rollercoaster Pt. 2" alone earns it attention – shot at the iconic Cyclone roller coaster on Coney Island by director SandoFilms, it's one of those location choices that means something, matching the track's thematic terrain of life's unpredictable ascents and descents with a setting that has its own mythology. But the music is the reason. Confidence builds from the soulful boom-bap blueprint that defined "Library of Sound," adding his own cuts to a production that manages to feel both nostalgic and pointed. The reunion between M-Dot and Masta Ace is not ceremonial – both emcees bring their A-game, trading verses with the kind of ease that comes from genuine mutual respect and shared artistic language. The emotional register here is mature: perseverance, perspective, the long arc of a career measured in something other than metrics. Below System Records continues to deliver at a level that puts many larger operations to shame.

Die P x Figub Brazlevic "Alles gut" (feat. Stephen Jounior) [VIDEO]

German underground Hip-Hop has a smaller pipeline to the international audience than it deserves, and Die P is one of the clearest arguments for closing that gap. On "Magazin," her latest album, she works extensively with Berlin-based producer Figub Brazlevic – a craftsman whose Krekpek Records imprint has served as one of the more reliable foundations for quality German boom bap over the past decade. Figub's production vocabulary is steeped in the Golden Era without being a recreation of it: sample-driven, rhythmically considered, weighted exactly right. "Alles gut," featuring Stephen Jounior, is a strong entry point into the album's energy – Die P's delivery is direct and assured, her technical fluency evident without announcement, her personality intact under the bars. What's notable about "Magazin" as a body of work is that it doesn't chase trend or genre-blend – it commits fully to the craft, to the point where even German language critics working far outside the usual underground sphere have reached for superlatives. That's the signal.

ILL Conscious x Finn "Pineapple Mimosas" [VIDEO]

The build toward "The Premise" has been methodical and convincing. With "Pineapple Mimosas," ILL Conscious and producer Finn deliver a single that reads as introspective without being inward-looking – the weight of circumstance processed through craft rather than confession. Finn's production finds an interesting middle ground: the arrangement breathes, lush in its sample work, but the boom bap structure underneath ensures there's never any doubt about what genre this belongs to. What impresses is ILL Conscious's ability to maintain lyrical density over production that could easily forgive a less disciplined approach – his multi-syllabic patterns and internal rhyme schemes hold their architecture even when the backdrop invites loosening up. The album "The Premise" arrives in May with vinyl via Vinyl Digital already in pre-order and a roster that includes Recognize Ali and Asun Eastwood among the guests. Every single released so far has pointed toward something worth the wait.

Nasty Killah "1ONe" (feat. C Terrible & DJ Elemento) [VIDEO]

Nasty Killah and C Terrible team up for "1ONe," a high-octane tribute to the golden era of streetball and the raw essence of the game. Over a punchy SuppMarshall production, both MCs showcase why they are heavyweights in the Spanish scene; Nasty Killah provides the surgical precision while C Terrible counters with his signature gravelly delivery and relentless flow. The inclusion of DJ Elemento on the turntables elevates the track, bringing back that authentic hip-hop grit with sharp, rhythmic scratches that sync perfectly with the basketball-inspired visuals. It’s a flawless link-up that captures the adrenaline of the blacktop, proving that when the lyricism is this tight, the connection between the court and the mic remains unbreakable.

Shakezpeare x Persia "Crazy Outside" [VIDEO]

Shakezpeare and Manchester’s Persia collide on "Crazy Outside," a track that epitomizes the gritty vitality of the current UK independent scene. Produced by Dr G, the beat serves up a restless, high-tension atmosphere that mirrors the volatile nature of the lyrics. Persia brings a fierce, no-nonsense lyrical authority to the booth, repping her city with sharp flows and undeniable grit. Shakezpeare complements this with a commanding performance, anchoring the track’s "anything can happen" mentality. It’s a sonic representation of urban chaos—unfiltered, high-energy, and built on the kind of authentic chemistry that only surfaces in the deep underground.

Ferris Blusa x Swab "Pay Your Tithes" [VIDEO]

New Orleans has always had its own relationship with rap – heavier in the pocket, more spiritually coded, the street and the sacred braided together in a way that's distinctly Gulf South. Ferris Blusa carries that weight naturally on "If I Could Cry I Swear I Would," his full collaborative album with producer Swab, and "Pay Your Tithes" illustrates the partnership at its most direct. Swab's production keeps things lean and purposeful – no excess, drum patterns that hit with conviction, sample choices that serve the song rather than announce themselves. Ferris delivers with the kind of unflinching honesty that makes you pay attention, his flow grounded in lived experience rather than constructed narrative. At nine tracks, the project moves efficiently and doesn't overstay its welcome. For an audience that values the stripped-back craft, this is a satisfying body of work.

New Villain "The Mind of Hugo Strange 3" [ALBUM]

New Villain continues to develop one of Toronto's most singular artistic frameworks in underground rap. The "Mind of Hugo Strange" series now reaches its third installment, with 13 tracks and a production roster spanning What?, BeatsByBoogie, 9th Uno, Brand The Builder, Grand Luke, and Nagashi – a diverse pool that nevertheless serves the project's consistent aesthetic. The concept draws on the Batman villain archetype but extends far beyond it into anime, wrestling, and pop culture mythology, all filtered through a sensibility clearly shaped by the MF DOOM school of masked intellectual rap. New Villain's pen is genuinely witty without sacrificing technical rigor – he builds extended conceits with patience, and the comic book references function as more than surface decoration. For a Toronto underground that the artist himself has noted is "marvelous but a little slept on," this series has become a reliable flag in the ground. Each Hugo Strange chapter tightens the world-building further.

Billy Danze (M.O.P.) "No Losses" [VIDEO]

Thirty-plus years in and Billy Danze has not recalibrated his coordinates. "No Losses" is the fourth single ahead of his solo album "The Answer," produced by Too Busy, and it functions exactly as advertised: no concessions, no reach, no adjustment for an era that would have him do otherwise. Danze's delivery carries the authority of someone who has earned every bar twice over – his cadence, his attack, his unflinching directness all intact. As one half of M.O.P. he built an entire aesthetic on controlled aggression married to street principle, and this single draws from that same well. The "The Answer" album arrives imminently, and the assembled feature list – Lil Fame, Ghostface Killah, Jadakiss, Pharoahe Monch, Redman, Evidence, Styles P, Inspectah Deck among others – reads like a statement of allegiance to an era and an ethos. For those waiting: it won't be long now.

Darko the Super & MF Grimm "Inside a Dream" (feat. Blu) [VIDEO]

Few underground pairings in recent memory have flipped the script as cleanly as this one. Philadelphia's Darko the Super – architect of the U Don't Deserve This Beautiful Art universe and prolific producer in his own right – steps fully behind the microphone here, while MF Grimm, whose biographical mythology spans paralysis, prison, and perseverance, takes full command of the production. The result is "Beware of Bob," a 15-track concept album steeped in the surreal, conspiratorial atmosphere of Twin Peaks – an album where nothing is quite what it appears and the surface beauty conceals something darker underneath. Grimm's production methodology is austere: minimal elements, maximum tension, arrangements that leave just enough air to make Darko's delivery feel like it's floating in a fog. The single "Inside a Dream" featuring Blu is a late-album exhale – hazy, introspective, the dream state made audible. That this record arrived on cherry pie red vinyl is less a gimmick than a statement of intent: this is artifact-level work, designed to be held and felt, not merely streamed.

B. Dvine "Think This" [VIDEO]

B. Dvine stays true to his roots with the self-produced "Think This," delivering a gritty slice of Long Island hip-hop that cuts through the modern noise. The production is a masterclass in minimalist Boom Bap, featuring heavy percussion and a haunting melodic loop that perfectly mirrors the track's introspective yet defiant tone. Dvine’s lyricism is sharp and focused, opting for raw authenticity over commercial polish. It’s a track that feels like a mission statement for the independent movement—unfiltered, technically sound, and deeply rooted in the culture’s foundational elements. For those who track the lineage of the 631 area code, this is another solid addition to the catalog.

DJ AKIL "U.N.I. VERSE ALL" [SINGLE]

DJ AKIL returns with "U.N.I. VERSE ALL," a high-octane East Coast manifesto that perfectly bridges the gap between lyrical tradition and modern underground grit. Bringing together the likes of Starvin B and F.T. Street Smartz alongside Flushing Tek and Billy Vargo, the track captures a relentless cypher energy. AKIL, handling everything from the production to the cuts and mastering, delivers a boom-bap landscape characterized by sharp rhythms and a dusty, unfiltered atmosphere. Each MC brings a distinct flavor to the mic, resulting in a cohesive yet varied display of technical skill and street-level lyricism. It’s a pure, unadulterated slice of hip-hop culture that honors its roots while standing firmly in the present.

Vano "Zemlja Gruva" [VIDEO]

Vano continues to cement the TDKM legacy with "Zemlja Gruva," the latest glimpse into his "Zatišje Pred Buru" project. Shporky provides a masterclass in rhythm here, laying down a thick, atmospheric foundation that lives up to the track’s namesake. Vano’s dual role as MC and engineer pays off, resulting in a cohesive sound where the vocals sit perfectly within the dusty layers of the beat. His flow is effortless, carrying a natural gravitas that speaks to the maturity of the Balkan underground scene. It’s a raw, unpretentious offering that prioritizes head-nod factor and lyrical integrity over commercial polish, keeping the DIY spirit of the label alive and well.

RVLR MAGZ "THE SERMON" [VIDEO]

RVLR MAGZ, formerly known as Magnum, delivers a heavy-hitting lyrical testament with "THE SERMON." Set against the backdrop of Montreal's grittiest downtown corridors, the track functions as a "bird's eye view" of street life. The production leans into a dark, cinematic Boom Bap aesthetic, allowing RVLR's authoritative delivery to take center stage. His flow is relentless, packed with multi-syllabic schemes and a raw honesty that bridges the gap between street realism and lyrical craftsmanship. This isn't just music for the club; it’s a focused piece of storytelling that cements his reputation in the independent scene as a voice that demands attention through substance rather than hype.

Maurice x Koba Dera "ALL THAT GLITTERS" [EP]

Maurice and Koba Dera strike gold by staying in the shadows with "ALL THAT GLITTERS." The project is a masterclass in gritty, minimalist Boom Bap, where Koba Dera’s production shines through soulful yet haunting sample chops and neck-snapping drum patterns. Maurice commands the mic with a weathered authority, delivering rhymes that favor substance and street-level philosophy over hollow flash. It’s a cohesive sonic journey that feels like a late-night session in a basement studio—raw, unpolished, and intensely focused. For those who value the grit of the crates and the weight of a well-placed bar, this collaboration stands as a testament to the enduring power of the underground aesthetic.

Hugo NDV & Shaolin "Numero Ninguno" [VIDEO]

"Numero Ninguno" is a masterclass in stripped-back, gritty Hip-Hop, showcasing the chemistry between Hugo NDV and producer Shaolin. The beat is a relentless exercise in minimalism, relying on a rugged loop and heavy percussion that demands a commanding vocal presence. Hugo NDV rises to the occasion, delivering bars fueled by raw authenticity and a disdain for industry superficiality. His flow is steady and grounded, reflecting the uncompromising ethos of the Clashroom Records camp. By handling the entire technical process from production to master, Shaolin ensures a cohesive, unfiltered sonic identity that stays true to the roots of the Spanish independent scene.

Sites & Akmekoolbeats "Cope" [VIDEO]

On "Cope," Akmekoolbeats crafts a somber, cinematic soundscape that serves as the ideal backdrop for Sites’ introspective lyricism. The track thrives on its understated tension, driven by a crisp drum sequence and haunting melodic elements. Sites and King Kakarot trade verses with a measured intensity, focusing on technical proficiency and weighted narratives that resonate with the UK’s independent spirit. JabbaThaKut provides the crucial finishing touch with clinical scratch work, injecting a dose of veteran craftsmanship into the arrangement. It’s a standout piece from The 9th Hour that prioritizes mood and authentic expression over contemporary trends, polished by a mix that highlights the project's gritty refinement.

Raw Kingdoom "CRUDO FLAVA" [VIDEO]

Raw Kingdoom returns with "CRUDO FLAVA," a relentless display of underground aesthetics and sonic grit. Reeb One handles the boards with surgical precision, flipping a haunting loop over neck-snapping percussion that defines the raw essence of true-school Boom Bap. The lyrical interplay between Reeb One, Champa, and FRS Genuino is sharp, delivering authentic street narratives with a seasoned flow. Da Terror Bundy elevates the track with razor-sharp scratches, bridging the gap between the vocal onslaught and the rhythmic backbone. M. Padrón’s mastering ensures the track maintains its gritty textures while punching through with professional clarity, making this a mandatory spin for those who value substance over hype.

Sunday, April 19, 2026

Eddie Kaine x BhramaBull "Still Trying To Figure Me Out" [EP]

01. Still Trying To Figure Me Out

02. Smoking Burner (Feat. Reek Osama)

03. Top Of The World

04. Heart Hurtin (Feat. Monday Night)

05. Cups Up

06. Thieves

07. Dont Think About It (Feat. Mani Coolin)

08. Pray For Me

09. TSA Talk

10. No Folding (Feat. Twizzo)

Underground lyricist Eddie Kaine teams up with acclaimed producer BhramaBull for their latest collaborative EP, Still Tryin to Figure Me Out, a deeply personal and sonically gritty project set to release on April 20, 2026.

Known for his street-rooted storytelling and sharp lyricism, Brooklyn native Eddie Kaine brings listeners into his world with unfiltered honesty. Emerging from Bedford-Stuyvesant, Kaine has built a reputation in the underground circuit for vivid narratives that reflect real-life struggles, ambition, and survival in New York City. His work captures the tension between growth and environment, a theme that sits at the core of this new EP.

Handling the full sonic landscape is BhramaBull, a Los Angeles-based producer and founder of Gryndfest Music Group, recognized for his signature grungy boom bap sound and dedication to preserving raw hip-hop authenticity. His production credits span collaborations with artists across the underground scene, crafting hard-hitting, sample-driven records that resonate with purists and new listeners alike.

Still Tryin to Figure Me Out bridges both worlds—East Coast lyricism and West Coast production grit—resulting in a cohesive body of work that feels both reflective and unapologetically raw. The EP explores themes of identity, pressure, street perspective, and personal evolution, layered over BhramaBull’s dark, cinematic soundscapes.

This release follows a string of consistent collaborations within the underground circuit, where both artists have built momentum through authentic, independently-driven projects and a growing fanbase rooted in real hip-hop culture.

With Still Tryin to Figure Me Out, Eddie Kaine and BhramaBull deliver more than just music—they present a snapshot of an artist navigating life in real time, backed by production that stays true to the essence of the genre.

Che Uno & Wuilldafriqq "Che Weón" [ALBUM]

01. Intro

02. Viento Zonda

03. Mcm Tracksuit (Feat. Wizdome Bunitall)

04. Barras Luco (Feat. Asun Eastwood & DNTE)

05. Respeto Due

06. Cansado (Feat. Urban92 & Phenomeno Dee)

07. Epazote Y Mate (Feat. Tony Mundo)

08. Plasma De Oro (Feat. Kingdom Kome & Capuchino)

09. Grenade Fuse (Feat. Daniel Son & DJ Nozh)

10. Outro

Blu & Exile "Time Heals Everything" [ALBUM]

01. Soul Unusual

02. Shoe Laces (Feat. Ahmad Anwar)

03. Crumbs (Feat. Rome Streetz & Icecoldbishop)

04. The Bag

05. Hard Times (Feat. Fashawn)

06. I Don’t Rhyme

07. Lazy Afternoon (Feat. Ahmad Anwar)

08. In My Window (Feat. TOBi)

09. T.S.O.D. (Feat. Black Thought & Mach-Hommy)

10. Time Heals Everything (Feat. Jimetta Rose, Voices Of Creation & Saba)

Time Heals Everything is the fifth studio album from Blu and Exile, a duo that first connected in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades refining a chemistry that continues to evolve. Arriving April 20, 2026, the ten-track LP follows 2024’s Love (the) Ominous World and leans deeper into their core strengths: soul-forward production, incisive writing, and left-field choices that feel instinctive rather than experimental.

The album opens with “Soul Unusual,” a mission statement that builds on the lineage of “Soul Provider” and “Soul Amazing,” reframed through Blu’s present-day perspective. “The word special comes to mind,” Blu explains. “This is my perspective of those songs now.” Exile adds that the record went through multiple iterations before landing in its final form. “Once I changed the beat, it really came together for me, and his words hit differently,” he says, setting the tone for a project rooted in refinement and intention.

“Crumbs” pairs Blu with Rome Streetz and ICECOLDBISHOP on a golden era-inspired backdrop, taking aim at the ‘crumbs’ people are expected to accept from corrupt systems of power. The track underscores one of the album’s central themes: clarity through experience, and the perspective that comes with time.

Time Heals Everything finds Blu and Exile honoring their foundation while continuing to push forward, proving once again that soul and risk-taking can coexist without compromise. “We took a different approach with the direction while still staying true to the culture our music has built with our fan base,” Blu says. In 2026, that culture remains alive, evolving, and resonant as ever.

RAWTY RAW "Late Night Latte" [EP]

1. Late Night Intro

2. Blue Stars

3. Late Night Latte

4. Fillin' My Lungz

5. She Don't Know

6. Last That Long

7. No Sunshine

8. Night Cap

9. Digestif

Rawty Raw is a Toronto-based hip-hop artist whose sound reflects both the city’s diversity and his Jamaican roots. Blending smooth delivery with introspective lyricism, he pulls from dancehall influence, boom bap foundations, and modern trap and street rap to create music that feels grounded and authentic. His voice carries a calm confidence, pairing lived experience with sharp storytelling and melodic sensibility.

Before joining Type A Records, Rawty Raw built his foundation working with MCR Records, developing his sound and presence within the underground scene. He is also the founding member of Cold Hearted Bastards (CHB), a collective known for its raw energy and street-driven perspective. Earlier in his career, he was part of Team Head Crack alongside Mic Guts, further cementing his roots in Toronto’s independent hip-hop circuit.

He recently completed a cohesive trilogy of releases with the Happy Hour EP, following Late Night Latte EP and the foundation-setting Morning Coffee EP. Together, the series captures different moods and moments, showcasing his versatility as both a writer and performer. Now as part of the Type A Records roster, Rawty Raw continues to evolve — delivering music that balances substance, style, and a distinct cultural perspective.

Benny The Butcher & Fuego Base "Ashes In The Safe" [ALBUM]

New music been flowing like water lately! Today's heat is a Benny and Fuego joint album that doesn't drop until next Friday! Guests include Rick Hyde, Sule, and OT The Real on two tracks.

Da Dysfunshunal Familee "Good Life (NYC)" (feat. Crazy DJ Bazarro, Grae Wulf & Napoleon Da Legend) b/w "Lay Up Line" (feat. Napoleon Da Legend, Grae Wulf & Nejma Nefertiti) [SINGLE]

Brooklyn’s Dysfunkshunal Familee is reunited for an action packed maxi-singe featuring Napoleon Da Legend, Nejma Nefertiti, and Grae Wulf, produced by head honcho Crazy DJ Bazarro!

World renown for blazing their own trail while representing the essence of BK hip hop, the new single features the lead single, “Good Life (NYC)” a funky fitting salute to the 5 Boros. And the single “Lay Up Line.”

OSVN x Chop Lui "Gave Her Everything" (feat. D.V. Alias Khryst & Apani B Fly) [SINGLE]

OSVN’s song “Gave Her Everything,” is a collaboration featuring two powerhouse MCs D.V. Alias Khryst and Apani B Fly. The track dives into the psyche of an average man caught in the gravitational pull of a narcissistic modern woman, where affection becomes currency and devotion is spent with no return.Layered over a haunting, soul-laced instrumental crafted by LA producer Chop Lui, the record moves like a late-night confession. The production sets a cinematic tone, blending melancholic textures with understated grit, giving both artists the perfect canvas to unpack a story that feels deeply personal yet universally recognizable.

“Gave Her Everything” doesn’t rely on clichés or easy resolutions. It’s a record that resonates with anyone who’s ever given too much, stayed too long, or walked away carrying more questions than closure.

With its emotional depth, evocative storytelling, and refined production, “Gave Her Everything” stands as a striking entry in contemporary hip-hop’s ongoing exploration of real-life relationship which are unfiltered, uncomfortable, and undeniably human.

Dope Sasquatch x Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha "Resilient Accolades" (feat. Reks, Finian St. Omber II & Flex The Antihero) [SINGLE]

Elmira, NY indie label Dope Sasquatch returns with “Resilient Accolades,” an uplifting and high-energy collaboration that brings together standout lyricists Reks, Finian St. Omer II (FKA Chaundon) and Flex The Antihero over a vibrant, hard-hitting production by Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha. The track blends sharp bars with an undeniably upbeat feel, celebrating perseverance, growth and well-earned recognition.

Each artist delivers with conviction, making “Resilient Accolades” both motivational and sonically engaging. With its powerful message and dynamic soundscape, “Resilient Accolades” stands as a testament to resilience, artistry and the rewards of staying the course. Check it out now on all platforms!

OSVN x Digga The Digger "FOREVER" (feat. Exonda & Ayanda Sunshine) [SINGLE]

Hip hop heavyweight OSVN ‘s track “FOREVER,” featuring Exonda and Ayanda Sunshine beautiful harmonies. It is a deeply personal record rooted in true events and lived experience. The song captures the essence of an unforgettable relationship, weaving together themes of connection, passion, intimacy, and shared journeys across distance and time.

With a soundscape crafted by French producer Digga The Digger, the track blends emotion and atmosphere into a sonic passport, where love feels infinite and memories linger like echoes.

“FOREVER” stands as a testament to a bond that refuses to fade—love that moves beyond moments and exists without limits.

Global Platoon x Debonair P "G8 Summit (Deluxe Edition)" [ALBUM]

01. Showtime feat. M.I. & Fla Fla

02. No Mans Land feat. Bosch, M.I., Fla Fla & Rome

03. Timeless feat. Fla Fla

04. Playin’ For Keeps feat. M.I., Steve Colossal & Rome

05. Allnighter feat. M.I.

06. Sunrise feat. Supreme, Bosch, Rome & M.I.

07. I Am Fla feat. Fla Fla

08. International feat. Fla Fla, M.I. & The Liberator

09. Man Alone feat. M.I.

10. Manifest feat. Supreme, Bosch & Fla Fla

11. Skyscraper feat. M.I.

12. Soul Is Ill feat. Fla Fla

13. Blackout feat. M.I. & Bosch

14. Swagger feat. Fla Fla

15. Perfection feat. Steve Colossal, Supreme & M.I.

16. Master Movement feat. Steve Colossal, Rome & Fla Fla

17. No Mans Land (Remix) feat. Bosch, M.I., Fla Fla & Rome

18. Sun Moon And Stars feat. M.I.

19. I Am Fla (Remix) feat. Fla Fla

20. Chrome feat. Bosch, Supreme, Rome, M.I. & Fla Fla

21. Strugglin’ feat. Fla Fla

22. Skyscraper (Remix) feat. M.I.

23. Timeless (Remix) feat. Fla Fla

24. The City That Bleeds (Remix) feat. Steve Colossal

25. Heavyweights feat. M.I. & Bosch

26. Allnighter (Remix) feat. M.I.

27. Sunrise (Remix) feat. Supreme, Bosch, Rome & M.I.

28. Soul Is Ill (Remix) feat. Fla Fla

29. Man Alone (Remix) feat. M.I.

30. Backspin feat. M.I., Fla Fla & Rome

31. Perfection (Remix) feat. Steve Colossal, Supreme & M.I.

This 31 track album compiles the successful collaboration between Baltimore's Global Platoon crew (including M.I. of Constant Deviants, Fla Fla of Sparrow, Steve Colossal, Rome, Supreme & Bosch) and Melbourne producer Debonair P. Many of these tracks were previously available on vinyl or tape only and are here digitally for the first time.

Raekwon x Statik Selektah "Glenfiddich" [SINGLE]

Raekwon and Statik Selektah drops "Glenfiddich" Available on all streaming platforms!

Nems x Ron Browz "The Mush" [SINGLE]

"The Mush" is a second excerpt from "I Should Boom You", the joint album by Nems & Ron Browz, will be released on 24/04.

Da Inphamus Amadeuz x The Punchline Academy "Bow Down" (feat. One Sun & King Ishtah) [VIDEO]

“Bow Down” by Da Inphamus Amadeuz & The Punchline Academy is a gritty, no-nonsense boom bap record that embodies the raw energy of classic New York hip hop. Produced by Da Inphamus Amadeuz, the track delivers hard drums, sharp lyricism, and that authentic NYC feel—making it a strong fit for true-school and underground hip hop playlists.

ABOUT THE PUNCHLINE ACADEMY:

Welcome to The League of The Elite MC's & hip hop's hottest radio show "The Punchline Academy," Hosted by Da Inphamus Amadeuz.Join us Wednesdays at 9 PM EST | 6 PM PT on Shade 45 (SiriusXM), we blend the iconic voices of hip hop's past with the rising stars of tomorrow. Tune in for electrifying freestyles and our "The Left Lane Mix" which gives you a dose of hip hop classics while breaking the hottest records in the street! Join us and experience the essence of hip hop like never before!

ABOUT DA INPHAMUS AMADEUZ:

Artist, Producer, Videographer & Entrepreneur! Da Inphamus Amadeuz exemplifies what a future hip hop mogul looks like. From his weekly show “The Punchline Academy” on Shade 45 | SiriusXm to being a guest dj for The New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Accompanied by his trademark “Nutcracker” drinks on National Geographic, “INPH” as he is known within the entertainment industry has established himself as one of the premier individuals both on the forefront and behind the scenes.

Marley B., King Kauran & Seuss Mace "Mine" [SINGLE]

"Mine" is a confident, statement-driven record where Marley B. and Seuss Mace trade sharp, focused bars over King Kauran’s sleek, hard-hitting production. The track leans into ownership, ambition, and self-made mindset, delivering a polished yet gritty sound that cuts through.

JRoberts x IM'PERETIV "86 Larry Bird" [SINGLE]

JRoberts and IM'PERETIV just dropped a new single, “86 Larry Bird,” which was originally included exclusively on the BarsOverBS https://www.barsoverbs.com/collections/j-roberts physical release of collaborative album Shamrocks & Machine Guns, Now making the track available everywhere, including all major streaming platforms.

BGM Blakk x Midnite "Battering Ram" (feat. Curtis Coke) [VIDEO]

Introducing the illest up and coming talent from Upstate New York. So ithgis is a two Rochester emcee you need to be up on, BGM Blakk and Curtis Coke. This that gritty street shit you're looking for.

Con$piracy x Carlitosz Beatsz "Once Upon A Time in Lost Place" [ALBUM]

01. GENESIS

02. 30K ON AUDIO DOPE

03. FUCC YOU PAY Gz

04. AUNT CONNIE

05. PU PUTTS

06. DONT CALL ME

07. INVITES ONLY (feat. Lokesea Mariano)

08. VALENTINE'S MELODY

Once Upon a Time in Lost Place is like taking a late-night drive through streets you almost remember—familiar, but just out of reach.

Carlitosz Beatsz handles the production while Con$piracy takes the mic, and together they create a sound that’s soulful and cinematic, but never overdone. The music sets the mood, and Con$piracy’s delivery is calm and thoughtful—more like a conversation with a friend than a performance.

There’s a quiet tension throughout. Nothing feels forced. Just real moments, real thoughts, the kind that stick with you after the music stops.

It doesn’t really tell you where you are — you just feel it as you go.

B1 The Architect & Flashbang Jimmy "Acid In The Ghetto" (feat. G Fam Black & Joe Cutter) [SINGLE]

"Acid In The Ghetto" is the next single from the upcoming collaborative project by Toronto based MC/Producer hybrid B1 The Architect, & Montreal based lyricist Flashbang Jimmy. This track was produced by B1 himself, and features elite underground spitter G Fam Black, and ex -battle rapper turned experimental hip hop artist Joe Cutter (Aka Subaux). Acid In The Ghetto is an atmospheric, psychedelic posse cut, that combines a trippy, menacing instrumental with a barrage of wordplay and flow switches from all 4 MC's. The song drips with unique style and personality while capturing the fundamentals of a classic boom-bap posse cut.

Sayzee x Fludust "Blood On The Moon" [EP]

01. Blood Moon (Intro)

02. House Fires

03. Hit List

04. Do Better feat. Asun Eastwood

05. Dusty Pellets

06. Act Grown

07. Kill The Horse (Outro)

Blood On The Moon is a 7-track EP that plays like a modern-day western — dusty, tense, and built around shootout energy. Produced entirely by Fludust out of Australia, with all vocals handled by Sayzee in Canada, the project bridges continents while staying locked into a single vision.

The title draws from Blood on the Moon, setting the tone for a project that leans into cowboy imagery — standoffs, long rides, and quiet tension before things erupt. Fludust’s production feels cinematic and stripped back, giving Sayzee space to move like a lone gunman from track to track.

Featuring Asun Eastwood, the EP keeps its focus tight — no filler, just sharp execution and a consistent theme running throughout.

03. Macondo Marmalade

04. Until August

05. Still Tippin

06. Money > Fame

07. What Would Gabo Do?

08. Infinite Chapters

09. Blossom / Even Higher

10. Of Solitude

Sankofa x Burnt Bakarak "Burnt & Kofa's Garage" [ALBUM]

01. Incinerator Catapult

02. Babar

03. Here to Bangladesh feat. G Fam Black

04. Pain as it Ever

05. Rubber Wheels

06. Goggle Rap feat. Burnt Bakarak

07. Goes Away

08. Bronson Statham

09. By Any Fame

10. Alright I'll Write

Salam MC x Vinyl Villain "Ars Moriendi" [ALBUM]

01. Infinite (Fear Not Of Dying)

02. 5 Temptations

03. 7 Questions (For A Dying Man)

04. Restoration (Christ Like) feat. BJ Baller

05. Family First

06. Prayer For The Dying feat. DJ Slipwax

07. Enough (Epilogue) feat. Rogue Butterfly

Bonus Tracks

08. Burial Ground Sound feat. Mr. SOB & Reks

09. 33 feat. Mort Beazy

10. Light As A Feather feat. Estee Nack & O’Rejinal

Available on https://pensight.com/x/vinylvillain

Jay Worthy x 9th Wonder "I Can't Relate" [VIDEO]

New visual video "I Can't Relate" by Jay Worthy and 9th Wonder. Out Now!

DeevoDaGenius, Kil The Artist & Bluehillbill "Angels With Filthy Souls" [ALBUM + VIDEO]

01. 100,000 Smackers

02. Chicago Typewriter

03. Charlie Brown feat. Al.Divino

04. Filthy Animals

05. James Cagney

06. Bleu Shells (.45 ACP)

07. Snow On The Cuff

08. Dirty Faces

09. Quarter Zip feat. Conway The Machine

10. Snakes And Johnny

11. Devil In Prada

Red Cafe, Cartune Beatz & Shakedown Sound "Once In A Red Moon" [ALBUM]

01. Once In A Red Moon Part I (Feat. DJ Envy) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

02. TSA Pre-Check (Feat. Benny The Butcher) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

03. Wish Me Well (Feat. Max B) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

04. Water And Flour (Feat. So Rich) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

05. Red Rum (Feat. Elcamino) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz & Shakedown Sound)

06. Private Room At 2AM (Prod. By Cartune Beatz & Shakedown Sound)

07. You Lucky (Feat. Boldy James) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

08. Pray For Me (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

09. Payne Cafe (Feat. RJ Payne) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

10. A.C.G (Feat. DJ Envy) (Prod. By Cartune Beatz)

The Spookz (Ambassador Rick & Grunge Gallardo) "Spookz Tape Vol. 2: Light Years Ahead" [MIXTAPE]

01. Pause

02. It’s Time

03. Ready

04. Readers

05. Man Gone Mad

06. Still Shinin

Cult Of The Damned x Spectacular Diagnostics "Simony" [ALBUM + VIDEO]

01. Ext. Car Park / Night

02. Deet

03. Medicine Man

04. Capital Pound Sign

05. Creekin

06. Covenant

07. Sapnin

08. And Then Some

09. The Next Move

10. Slum Lawds

Hus Kingpin "Threesome 6" [ALBUM]

01. Short Wish (Prod. By Naps N Dreds)

02. The Heartbreaker (Prod. By Dani, Dani, Dani)

03. Vampire Diary (Prod. By Dani, Dani, Dani)

04. Page 33 (Prod. By Dani, Dani, Dani)

05. The Coloring Book (Prod. By J Holla)

06. Let Me Know (Prod. By Dani, Dani, Dani)

07. Silent Dreaming (Prod. By Macapella)

08. After The Checkout (Prod. By Santana Fox)

09. Too Wavy (Remix) (Feat. JuneLyfe) (Prod. By Marco Marcel)

Louie Sincere x Fat Kneel "A Dark Storm" [ALBUM]

01. Tonight’s Forecast

02. Wire Fraud

03. Silk Lined Allegiance feat. King Author

04. Risk Or Reward

05. Cash Rules

06. 2 Quarters feat. DJ Grazzhoppa

07. Purple Hearts

08. Trying 2 Find Peace

Kid Mozes "Pick Pocket" [EP]

01. Wash Rinse Repeat

02. Bo Jack

03. Malice In The Palace

04. No Way José

05. Bird’s Eye View feat. Fountaine

Rap Man Gavin & Jesse The Tree "Garden Dance" [ALBUM]

01. Charlotte’s Web

02. Lavender Town

03. Fauna Song

04. Parable Of The Sower

05. Where Do I Go?

06. Ritual Of Art feat. Jesse The Tree

07. Mapungubwe

08. Deep Rest

09. In The Angel’s Nest

10. Feels Like

11. Garden Dance!

Chapps "In Motion" [ALBUM]

01. Doin' My Thing

02. The Resurrection feat. Ching Rock

03. At The Moment feat. Tiney Ted

04. Mind Ya Own feat. Kmodo

05. 3875 feat. Iron Tys

06. Black Biscuits

07. Chapter Seven feat. Bronkx

08. Half 'N' Half feat Traz, Crave One & DJ Wallzee

09. Outta The Blue feat. Cadet X

10. The Desert

11. Pre-Sentencing feat. Wouldz

12. The Kase feat. O_T

13. Straw Dogs feat. Toxoid

14. Attack Of The Clones feat. Bigfoot & Wouldz

15. So I Watch feat. Lakonic

Kakarot x Bare Beats "Starfish Lullabies" [ALBUM + VIDEO]

01. Master Peace Feat. Teach Em & Evil Ed

02. Look In The Mirror

03. Starfish Lullabies

04. Legendary

05. Microphone Martyrs Feat. Teach Em

06. Lights, Camera, Action Feat. Evil Ed

07. The Darkness Feat. C.o.N-Vers

08. Hiiigh Feat. Menace Mendoza & Nomad

09. Lead The Way Feat. Evil Ed

10. Looking Back