Friday, October 2, 2026

Nasty Nel x Kid Gotti "Hip Hop Hooray" [VIDEO]


 Following the release of “The Glades Project” by Nasty Nel and Kid Gotti, a final video has dropped. “Hip Hop Hooray”.

 
 
Nasty Nel & Kid Gotti Release New Collaborative Project, The Glades Project

Nasty Nel and Kid Gotti have released their new collaborative project, The Glades Project, available now on streaming platforms.

The release arrives alongside the official music video for “Reckless,” giving listeners the first visual from the new offering.

The Glades Project follows Nasty Nel’s recent Humidity EP, released in July 2026. The seven-track project featured collaborations with Tech N9ne, Stevie Stone, Krizz Kaliko, Cappadonna and Token, further establishing Nasty Nel’s place within independent hip-hop, whilst continuing to explore the overlap between rap, grunge and rock influences.

A Native American hip-hop and grunge artist, Nasty Nel is known for his direct lyricism, raw delivery and genre-blending approach. With The Glades Project, he now turns his attention to a new collaborative release with Kid Gotti.

The Glades Project is out now.

Listen to The Glades Project: Spotify

Watch “Reckless”: “Reckless” Official Music Video

Nasty Nel: Official links

 

Mickey Diamond x Big Ghost Ltd "B.I.L.L.Y. 2" [ALBUM]

 

The important number here isn’t two—it’s five. “B.I.L.L.Y. 2” closes the specific narrative begun with “Wolf Tickets” and continued through “Black Sheep,” “Blood of the Lamb” and “B.I.L.L.Y.” Technically the second half of the fourth installment, it becomes the fifth release in “The Wolf, The Sheep, and The Goat.” That distinction separates this project from the duo’s “Gucci Ghost” run: the newer cycle was introduced with a more introspective, spiritually oriented purpose. The working structure remains concentrated. Big Ghost Ltd produces, Mickey Diamond writes and contributes additional production, while the recurring instrumentation credit belongs to Hector Puente Colon Jr. and the Santiago Men’s Basketball Philharmonic Orchestra. Their documented process combines sample selection with instrumental contributions, though the credits do not identify individual sample sources here. The clearest evidence of continuity sits near the finish: “Wire Tap (Missed Calls III)” extends a thread running back to “Wolf Tickets,” and the closing “U-Tang Forever” remix returns to the Method Man collaboration on the companion album. Swab, CRIMEAPPLE and Big Trip fill out the guest credits, but the record’s identity remains attached to its two principal authors. The finale is built into the sequencing and catalog connections—not merely declared in the title. 

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Mathematics feat. Method Man & AZ "God Body" [VIDEO]


"God Body" works because Mathematics understands Wu-Tang as a complete language: visual identity, Five-Percent vocabulary, turntable culture and production discipline. Method Man approaches the record through elastic timing and vocal weight; AZ brings a smoother, compressed precision. Neither needs to overpower the other, and Mathematics gives the pairing a frame rooted in the world he helped build. The track opens the next "Black Samson" chapter, an entirely Mathematics-produced project linking Wu members with several generations of independent lyricists. His role remains singular: logo designer, touring DJ and producer, connecting the Clan’s visual symbol to its continuing musical architecture. 

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MYALANSKY x Action Figure 973 "Criminal Enterprise" [ALBUM]


"Criminal Enterprise" joins MYALANSKY and Action Figure 973 across twelve tracks. The pairing has a clear conceptual logic: MYALANSKY brings the Wu-Syndicate lineage of codes, conspiracies and organized street language, while Action Figure 973 has built his recent catalog through recurring wrestling, horror and criminal-fiction frames. The available credits don’t provide a producer roster or feature breakdown, so the album’s strongest verified point is the partnership itself—two artists with established underworld vocabularies combining them at full-length scale. 

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Crotona P x Onaje Jordan "Cronaje Pordan" [ALBUM]

 

"Cronaje Pordan" is a true producer-MC album, right down to the title combining both names. Crotona P writes the record; Onaje Jordan produces it from front to back; Tali Rodriguez handles the complete mix and master. That consistency gives the ten tracks a stronger identity than a compilation of unrelated beats could provide. Gnyce contributes cuts on two selections, while the guest list stays controlled and functional. The earlier single "Yuck" now sits inside a broader sequence touching pressure, visible damage, street silence and the last laugh. Crotona’s writing supplies the grime; Onaje’s full-album discipline gives it the class referred to in the project’s own description. 

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King Magnetic "Buckwild and Foul" feat. Bucky Luger [SINGLE]


"Buckwild and Foul" places King Magnetic alongside Bucky Luger in a title loaded with aggression, sports language and wrestling-coded wordplay. The available metadata doesn’t identify a producer or wider project, so the record should not be overread. What is clear is the hierarchy: King Magnetic leads, Bucky Luger adds the second voice, and the single stays attached to the direct, technically minded underground tradition Magnetic has worked in throughout his catalog. 

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Memphis Bleek & Shyst Vader "Pay the Fee" prod. DJ Profluent [VIDEO]


"Pay the Fee" brings Memphis Bleek together with Shyst Vader over DJ Profluent production. Bleek’s presence naturally carries the weight of Marcy and Roc-A-Fella history, but the single is not presented as a nostalgia exercise. With no additional verified credits or wider project information available, the record is best kept in its actual proportions: a focused two-MC collaboration built around a veteran voice and a new pairing.

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Devine Carama "Legacy Minded Men" [ALBUM]


"Legacy Minded Men" turns its concept into policy. Devine Carama spends the first section examining what he has built as an MC, then moves toward the legacy carried through children, mentorship and community service. Brooklyn producer Aesthetic handles the entire soundscape, giving Carama one stable foundation for a record split between public identity and private responsibility. REKS and Tony Wavy appear within the wider cast, but the project’s defining feature is its distribution: digital proceeds support Carama’s youth nonprofit, and physical copies are earned through documented community service rather than a standard purchase. The album doesn’t merely discuss leaving something behind; it asks the listener to participate in the act. 

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Heliocopta & Retrogott "Dreck" [VIDEO]


"Dreck" comes from "Rap Knowledge & Bullshit," a title that refuses to separate serious craft from the mess surrounding it. Heliocopta leads the vocal side, while Retrogott is credited at the boards, keeping the collaboration rooted in the classic MC-producer division. The record’s identity is deliberately unpolished: knowledge without lectures, grime without theatrical hardness. An orange vinyl edition reinforces the project’s physical, collector-facing approach without becoming the main story.

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Merkowitz "Marty Vol. 1" prod. Pro-Logic [ALBUM]

 

"Marty Vol. 1" could easily have collapsed under its guest list, but the construction keeps the hierarchy clear. Merkowitz is the two-MC unit of Dox Tha Doctrine and Syknisis, with Pro-Logic producing the full record. Canibus, KXNG Crooked, Mistah F.A.B., RZA, ETO and Holocaust bring recognisable voices, yet they operate inside one continuous producer frame rather than turning the album into a disconnected set of purchased verses. The songs are allowed to run close to traditional full-length rap form, giving the duo room to share space and develop ideas. It is labelled as the opening volume, but it doesn’t arrive like a preliminary sketch. 

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Cory Gunz "96 Era" [EP]


"96 Era" is structured like a compact skills record. Nottz opens the album with "New York New York," Ski Beatz takes the second slot, OT The Real joins on "Living Proof," and Shaquille O’Neal appears on the Asethic-produced closer. Those names establish lineage without turning the album into a feature parade. Cory Gunz remains the constant: tightly packed writing, quick changes in cadence and a preference for direct rap performance over elaborate song architecture. Even the title "Gave You Power" points toward a foundational New York vocabulary, though no direct sample or remake credit is listed. Eight tracks keep the exercise controlled. 

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Fat Joe feat. Pusha T & Dre "Set of Keys" [VIDEO]


"Set of Keys" understands exactly why these names belong together. Fat Joe has spent decades translating Bronx authority into records that can move between street language and larger production, while Cool & Dre have repeatedly supplied the polished grit that suits him. Pusha T enters a concept already written in his preferred vocabulary, and Dre adds the melodic presence without pulling the song away from its rap core. The record comes from "Organized Rhyme," with Eif Rivera directing the visual and MDmadeit handling animation. It is focused veteran work: familiar subject matter, carefully matched personnel, no unnecessary reinvention. 

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HAZE "2 Hands" [SINGLE]

 

"2 Hands" documents a shift in authorship. HAZE produces himself for the first time, while Grubby assists with the mix and beat EQ. The artwork, created by HAZE’s son, gives the release another layer without turning it into a sentimental campaign. After years of recording over outside production and working within the Massachusetts underground, this is the point where the MC takes responsibility for the full musical foundation. The result matters as process: first self-produced record, first visual collaboration with his child, one release carrying both milestones. 

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Gab Gotcha "BOSS'D UP" feat. GUAP THA GOD [SINGLE]


"BOSS'D UP" places Gab Gotcha inside the structure he has built for himself. Released through Hand of the Crown Music, the single adds GUAP THA GOD without giving away the center. Gab’s history reaches back through Queens underground records, Beatnuts connections and a long self-directed catalog, so the title lands less like a sudden power claim and more like a status report. No production credit is listed, leaving the documented focus on the two performers and Gab’s continuing control of the release frame. 

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Gel Roc x Megabusive x Deeskee "Undefined" [VIDEO]


"Undefined" is the entry point to the third installment of a collaboration that has always treated independent rap as shared infrastructure. Gel Roc, Megabusive and Deeskee build from Los Angeles underground history without reducing the album to a reunion piece. The extended cast—Del, Self Jupiter, members of C.V.E., Hobo Junction and related circles—shows how wide that lineage runs, but the central mechanics remain intact: Megabusive and Gel Roc on the writing side, Deeskee shaping cuts, mixes and production movement. The album is available on limited grey vinyl with no repress planned, while its wider digital-service release is intentionally delayed. 

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Jakprogresso "Skag" [EP]

 

"Skag" is total authorship: Jakprogresso writes, produces, arranges, records and mixes every piece himself. The songs stay compact, but the language remains deliberately crooked, moving through damaged body imagery, abstract observation, pulp references and the unexpected appearance of former quarterback Boomer Esiason. One factual correction is worth making: the seven listed runtimes add up to roughly seventeen minutes, not the twenty-five claimed in the project description. That mismatch doesn’t change the form—a short avant-rap transmission built over intentionally disjointed production—but it matters when the release is being documented accurately. The physical CD is limited to 23 copies. 

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The Grouch & Eligh "Got to Give" [SINGLE]


"Got to Give" is brief, but The Grouch and Eligh don’t need runtime to establish context. Their partnership stretches across multiple eras of independent West Coast rap, from self-contained G&E releases to the wider Living Legends network. Issued through their own imprint, the single continues a model based on direct audience support and creative control rather than outside infrastructure. No producer is listed in the available metadata, so the strongest factual read is also the simplest: two longtime collaborators adding another compact piece to a catalog built on durability. 

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Prolific Wone feat. Apex Zero & Mas Law "Bandaids" [VIDEO]


"Bandaids" carries two positions at once: it is the first formal release from the album "DANGEROUS" and the fifth chapter in an eight-film narrative. That distinction matters. Prolific Wone isn’t simply attaching visuals to a single; he is moving a story from New York into London, where Manage’s production and verses from Apex Zero and Mas Law extend the record’s transatlantic logic. The spy-film language gives the series a frame for questions of loyalty, identity and purpose without reducing the music to soundtrack material. Directed by Jimmy Chiba and Prolific Wone, with Apex Zero involved in film production, the visual side is being built by the same network carrying the music. 

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The Lil People, Rufus Sims, Jae Haze & Tony Baines "Is You Koo" [ALBUM]

 

"Is You Koo" is built around Chicago chemistry rather than outside validation. Rufus Sims and Jae Haze work as The Lil People, trading perspectives with the ease of a functioning group instead of two solo artists temporarily sharing a cover. Tony Baines provides the full production frame, with Jagwar Dot remixing two selections and Slitta appearing twice. The writing stays organized around clear subjects, while the title draws from everyday Chicago speech and turns a simple check-in into the project’s central question: are you solid, present and moving correctly? A 25-copy digipak edition keeps the physical release strictly local and collector-minded. 

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MED "Strip Show" feat. Big Twins & Pok Dogg [SINGLE]


"Strip Show" finds MED continuing through his own Bang Ya Head operation, keeping control of a catalog that has long moved between solo records and tightly selected producer partnerships. Big Twins and Pok Dogg add distinct voices, but this remains MED’s record rather than a guest-driven event. The available credits don’t identify the producer, leaving the verified frame concise: one three-minute single, two supporting MCs and another independent move from an artist who has never needed a major-label structure to maintain continuity. 

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William J. Sullivan "Just Call Me Bill (Deluxe Edition)" [ALBUM]

 

"Just Call Me Bill" is less a conventional producer showcase than a map of William J. Sullivan’s listening history. His background runs through metal rooms, independent rap, experimental labels and high-level studio work, and the guest list reflects that width without turning into a random compilation. Rob Sonic and doseone connect the record to the left-field rap that helped shape Sullivan’s ear; ShrapKnel and Brian Ennals bring a harder contemporary edge; Luci, Hoko and Paris Texas widen the palette further. The deluxe edition places the complete instrumental sequence beside the vocal album, allowing Sullivan’s arrangements to stand without the MCs. Produced and mixed at his Long Beach studio, mastered by Alec Ness and issued on a 50-copy CD run, it is both résumé and personal statement. 

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Killah Dilla x Gold Kid "Fine Wine Dining" [SINGLE]


"Fine Wine Dining" gives Killah Dilla and Gold Kid barely two minutes to establish their pairing. The title pulls from luxury language, but the compact runtime keeps the record from presenting itself as a grand statement. No producer is listed in the available credits, so the focus remains on the two artists and the efficiency of the format: one image, one short run, no unnecessary extension. 

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4-IZE feat. Dillon "Dressed Up" [VIDEO]


"Dressed Up" lands deep into "49th Birthday," a twelve-track record framed around longevity without turning age into a nostalgia campaign. D.R.U.G.S. Beats supplies the production, Dillon joins on the mic, DJ Wickit handles the scratches, and the session was recorded at Mudnoc Studios. That combination fits 4-IZE’s established lane: agile writing, unusual cadences and enough personality to keep traditional lyricism from becoming rigid. The wider album brings in names including Xzibit and Bruiser Wolf, but this cut stays rooted in the working relationship between 4-IZE and a producer who has repeatedly understood how much space his delivery needs. 

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OT The Real "HEAT II" [SINGLE]


"HEAT II" keeps the format deliberately tight: three records in nine minutes, released through OT The Real’s own operation. It sits less like an expanded single and more like a sealed street-rap capsule, built for immediate impact and clean replay value. The available metadata doesn’t provide individual production credits, so the project is best read through its scale and positioning: a direct continuation of the "HEAT" line, stripped of filler and presented as one concentrated burst. 

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Utopian Knights "alien." [ALBUM]

 

"alien." treats introspection as structure rather than mood. Mr. Greene moves from displacement and social disillusionment into family distance, depression, failed intimacy and the difficult work of accepting his own part in the damage. The writing is strongest when it refuses easy absolution: isolation may offer clarity, but it also exposes every excuse; marriage may collapse between two people, but Greene still accounts for what he carried into it. Stereo Schizo handles the full production frame, giving the record one continuous perspective from its brief overture to the closing epilogue, while BuBu keeps the technical side unified. The result is personal without becoming shapeless, and philosophical without hiding the human cost behind abstract language. 

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Baron Von Alias ft. Skyzoo, Masta Ace, Smif-N-Wessun & Darien Brockington "And The Story Goes..." [Audio]

 


Baron Von Alias Brings Hip-Hop Royalty Together for “And The Story Goes…”

Independent Newcastle upon Tyne hip-hop artist Baron Von Alias returns with his latest single, “And The Story Goes…”, bringing together an extraordinary line-up of hip-hop royalty for a thought-provoking journey through storytelling, legacy, history and the idea that our stories never truly end.

Produced by Grammy-nominated producer Khrysis, “And The Story Goes…” delivers trademark boom-bap production, providing the perfect backdrop for an all-star collaboration featuring Skyzoo, Masta Ace, Smif-N-Wessun and Darien Brockington, with additional cuts from acclaimed turntablist, DJ A.D.S.

At the heart of the track is a simple but powerful idea: our stories continue long after the moment has passed. Through the words we leave behind, the actions we take and the music we create, pieces of our story can continue to travel through time, passed from one generation to the next.

That concept ties directly into the overarching themes of Baron Von Alias’ upcoming project, “Bootstrap Paradox,” where ideas of time, causality, history and the infinite possibilities of the multiverse are woven throughout the project.

“And The Story Goes…” takes those ideas and turns them into a meeting of generations and perspectives. Each guest brings their own interpretation of what it means for a story to continue, creating a track that feels both deeply personal and universal.

Masta Ace and Smif-N-Wessun bring decades of experience and perspective to the concept, while Skyzoo adds his trademark lyrical storytelling and intricate wordplay. Darien Brockington’s sublime vocals weave throughout the record, adding an emotional and soulful dimension to the track and reinforcing its timeless quality.

Baron Von Alias uses his own verse to bring the concept full circle, drawing on the structure of The Hero’s Journey and exploring the idea of leaving a mark on history so that the legend can live on long after the journey itself has ended. His perspective turns the track into a reflection on the artist’s desire to create something that can outlive them — becoming a story that continues to be told throughout the ages.

“From the beginning, I’ve always seen this project as a journey, and The Hero’s Journey is something that really resonates with the story I’m telling through Baron Von Alias and the whole Bootstrap Paradox project. With my verse, I wanted to bring that idea full circle and look at what it means to leave a mark behind — to create something that can outlive you. For me, that’s the ultimate goal: to make music that becomes part of your legacy, so that long after the journey has ended, the story is still being told. Because as long as the story continues, in some way, the legend lives on.”— Baron Von Alias

Adding another layer to the time-travelling concept, DJ A.D.S. provides the cuts, bringing fragments of other eras, voices and musical moments into the record. His scratches help reinforce the idea that music itself is a form of time travel, carrying voices and stories from the past into the present and potentially far beyond.

The result is a cinematic boom-bap collaboration that feels simultaneously rooted in hip-hop’s history and concerned with its future.

“And The Story Goes…” is more than a song about storytelling. It is a song about what happens when the story keeps going.


Various Artists "Bassments of Badmen 4" [ALBUM]

 

In celebration of their 30th Anniversary, Hand’Solo Records releases the fourth volume of their signature compilation series, Bassments of Badmen. BOB4 is a curated collection of posse cuts and collaborations composed of friends and family of the label, featuring such Canadian rap luminaries as Moka Only, Birdapres, Touch182, Noah23, Wordburglar, and more, plus the return of The Goods, Hip Club Groove, and American weirdos Hawd Gankstuh Rappuhs MC’s Wid Ghatz. Fans of posse cuts will enjoy this mix of different voices joining forces to express their individual ideas in unique combinations.




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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Los Chicos Criollos (Kingdom Kome x Che Uno) "Olmedo Y Porcel" [VIDEO]


Los Chicos Criollos the rhyme-slinging duo of Kingdom Kome + Che Uno have just dropped a new video + single “Olmedo Y Porcel.” Named for the legendary Argentinian comedy duo Alberto Olmedo and Jorge Porcel, the emcee duo displays a similar attack of irreverent bars, flowing back & forth while flexing in English and Spanish effortlessly.

Filmed on location at the El Almacen Café in Toronto, Canada by WIZDOME BUNITALL (for Fuego Films) the track is powered by frequent collaborator of the duo, producer/DJ RUEN.

“Olmedo Y Porcel” is the first leak from the forthcoming Los Chicos Criollos album, Merca Musica to drop on November 10th via Walking With Enoch Music. Though they have two Halloween themed mixtapes together (Brujos 1 + 2 respectively) this will be the first full Los Cricos Criollos album produced by RUEN. With frequent references to their shared Argentinian roots the album title translates roughly to the slang title of dope music. As Kingdom Kome states “we are trafficking this pure uncut and unfiltered product, which is our music, and we feel the whole concept just got elevated with RUEN’s contributions.”

Bernadette Price & Terror Van Poo feat. Ras Kass "Anger Built Up" prod. Vinny Idol [VIDEO]


Following "U May Not Understand" (prod. Beatz By Neff) and its video, "Anger Built Up" arrives as the next cut from the Bernadette Price/Terror Van Poo axis. Vinny Idol produces this time, with Ras Kass joining as a feature. Ras Kass has been one of the West Coast's sharpest lyrical voices since "Soul On Ice" (1996), and his guest verses rarely lose density. ReemoFilmedIt directs. Duck Down Music distributes. Bernadette Price holds the center here as well: Ruck Down heritage, now supplemented by a West Coast voice operating at the same level.

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Ghostface Killah x Producer Plug "50 Years of Hiphop" [SINGLE]


Ghostface Killah needs no introduction: a member of Wu-Tang Clan since 1992, with "Ironman," "Supreme Clientele," "Fishscale," and one of the most consistent careers in rap history behind him. "50 Years of Hiphop" with Producer Plug marks the celebration of five decades of hip-hop culture. No further credits were available. With Ghostface, the voice itself is the quality guarantee.

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CrimeApple & Michaelangelo "Fondue" [VIDEO]


"Fondue" is the second video pulled from CrimeApple's "PEDIGREE" album with Michaelangelo, following the already-covered title track. SyberianTiger shoots and edits. CrimeApple stays in his lane: image-dense, hookless, more flow than structure. A second video from the same album confirms "PEDIGREE" carries enough material for an extended campaign.

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B1 The Architect & G Fam Black "Grime Suppliers" [ALBUM]

 

B1 The Architect is a Canadian producer, MC, and audio engineer rolled into one. G Fam Black comes from Brockton, Massachusetts, and keeps surfacing across these lists — most recently on Mike Titan x Flu and previously on Hanzo Bladez's "MANIAC," for which Hanzo built every beat. Here the constellation flips: B1 handles the majority of production himself (seven of twelve tracks), mixes and masters everything, with external beats from Tali Rodriguez, P-Ro, Crack Sizzlack, CloaqXDagger, and Mello Dee. P-Ro is the same producer from Sankofa's "Seven Seconds or Less" — the networks keep crossing. Features stay sparse: Le Zeppo and P-Ro on "The Storm Is Coming," and DJ Decepta on the closer "DEAD SHOT" — the same DJ Decepta who cut Benefit's "Labyrinth Center" and Mike Titan's "World Tournament Ish." The album's self-description is unusually detailed and honest: "vivid, descriptive, deprived and raw, combining immaculately honed technical ability, with a taste for the strange and morbid." Artwork by B1, Dirty Iron, and Hi-Q.

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YEAROFJORDN, Kai Onyx, Yogi Barry "Dubland Underground" ft. Magic Gretzky & Curtis Coke [VIDEO]


The track was covered last round, including the history of Dub Land Underground as the Rochester venue that closed in 2014. The video comes from Phresh (The Phresh Company), color by A London Joint, distributed through YOJ Records/CLC. No new facts, just the visual execution of what was already documented.

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Apathy x Little Vic "Miles & Miles" [SINGLE]


Apathy has been a fixture of the East Coast underground since the early 2000s, known through Demigodz, Army of the Pharaohs, and his solo catalog via Dirty Version Records. His technical level as both MC and producer is well-documented. "Miles & Miles" with Little Vic as production partner extends an active output — without deeper details on Little Vic, I can only describe the frame: a veteran still regularly seeking new pairings.

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Goobsy "Polaroid Pics" prod. Kirby Enterprises [VIDEO]


Kirby Enterprises produces, mixes, and masters. "Polaroid Pics" runs on the analog photography metaphor: instant images, unpolished, unrepeatable. As a preview for "Postcards LP," the connection is clear — postcards and polaroids as forms of captured moments. Without further credits or background on Goobsy, the read stays within the conceptual frame.

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Benny Slumz "M.V.P" [SINGLE]


Benny Slumz already appeared with "My Empty World" (feat. Tone Spliff). "M.V.P" arrives as a standalone single with no listed feature. Two singles in quick succession point to an active release window.

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Superstah Snuk & Termanology "90's Dream" prod. Pauly Cicero [VIDEO]


Termanology comes from Lawrence, Massachusetts, and has been a fixture of the East Coast underground since the early 2000s, with work alongside Statik Selektah, DJ Premier, and Bun B. Superstah Snuk operates in the same orbit, pulling the track from his "Beautiful Music" album. Pauly Cicero produces, Marble Ave Films directs. "90's Dream" as a title isn't nostalgia but the dream the '90s promised. A focused MC exchange on solid production ground.

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GMMG "MODAL FABLES vol.1" [EP]

 


GMMG stands for "Gamma Made Me Green," and the tracklist reads like a sci-fi log: "DICED," "RAY GUN," "MITIGATE," "LOTUS," "FLOW DANCE," "WATER GUN," "PSYCHONAUT," "WHAT HAPPENED," "TIME AND SPACE." Runtimes vary drastically — from 1:13 to 5:42 — suggesting experimental structure over standard song forms. "Modal Fables" as a title connects music theory (modes) with storytelling (fables). "Vol.1" signals a series. No further credits were available.

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Dave East & Harry Fraud "Stay With Me" [VIDEO]


"Stay With Me" is the visual from the "Price of Pain (Luxury Edition)" by Dave East and Harry Fraud. Fraud has been one of the East Coast's most sought-after loop-based producers for years, with credits spanning Action Bronson, Curren$y, French Montana, and countless others. Dave East brings Harlem storytelling to Fraud's cinematic sound. Directed by The Infamous OZ with visual art by Charlie Doves NYC. The Luxury Edition as a deluxe format confirms the original album carried enough substance for an extension.

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Sankofa "Seven Seconds or Less" prod. P-Ro [SINGLE]


Sankofa already appeared with "Clea DuVall vs. Steven Seagal" (prod. Chef Mike) in an earlier round. "Seven Seconds or Less" comes from his P-Ro-produced album and weaves its references deliberately: "Seven Seconds or Less" is the offensive philosophy of the Steve Nash-era Phoenix Suns under coach Mike D'Antoni — fast transitions, no stagnant half-court sets. The press info adds "Soul On Ice" fingerprints (Ras Kass' debut), a "36 Chambered" hook reference (Wu-Tang), and a Monica-nodding outro. One track carrying sports history, rap classics, and an R&B reference within a clean frame. No radio edit required. Tali Rodriguez engineers, Bad Apple Design handles artwork — the same crew as the previous Sankofa drop. P-Ro also appears on B1 The Architect's "Grime Suppliers," a producer clearly active across multiple corners simultaneously.

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Datkid "Uphill Struggle" prod. Illinformed & Dumb Logic [VIDEO]


Datkid raps, Illinformed and Dumb Logic co-produce, High Focus Records releases. Illinformed is one of the most prolific and consistently excellent producers in UK boom bap, with a catalog spanning Dirty Dike, Leaf Dog, and Ocean Wisdom. High Focus is Fliptrix's label (Four Owls) and has shaped the UK underground for over a decade. The format here is a live performance video by SLUGS, separate from the studio version available on streaming platforms. "Uphill Struggle" as a title needs no explanation: the fight uphill is program, not metaphor.

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A.P. Da Overlord & Skellz "Duck Tales LP" [ALBUM]

 

A.P. Da Overlord writes and performs, Skellz produces the entire album. The duck metaphor runs through: "Duck Sauce (Intro)," "Duck Confit," "Duck Boots," "D2 Mighty Ducks," plus "Flying V" — the hockey formation from the Disney film — as a track title with Juxx Diamondz, who appeared earlier this batch with "Mind Bender." Gustavo Louis shows up as "Grappler Gustavo" on "Lordship" alongside C.X. Spoda, Frankie Waffles, T'so, and Rome Mallory round out the guest list. The "Precise" voicemails as skits add a personal frame to the tape.

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2DEAD BOYZ "Felony Ring" prod. JUNIE [VIDEO]


2DEAD BOYZ is the gritty new incarnation of East Coast hip-hop firebrands Meechy Darko and Zombie Juice, of the Flatbush Zombies. The two spent more than a decade as two-thirds of Flatbush Zombies alongside Erick "The Architect" Elliott, helping establish a distinctly psychedelic corner of New York hip-hop. Flatbush Zombies emerged from Brooklyn in the early 2010s, becoming closely associated with New York's Beast Coast movement alongside Pro Era and The Underachievers. Meechy released his solo album "Gothic Luxury" in 2022, while Zombie Juice followed with "Love Without Conditions" in 2023. The name itself nods to Outkast's "2 Dope Boyz (in a Cadillac)," and the duo was heavily influenced by André 3000 and Big Boi. Meechy and Juice have been close since the fourth grade, bonding over pro wrestling, Dragon Ball Z, and mixtapes. "Felony Ring" is produced by JUNIE, and the duo is preparing a new album called "NO1LIVES4EVER." An accompanying US tour with The Underachievers makes this a Beast Coast reunion in spirit. Ineffable Records handles distribution through ØPulse.

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The Koreatown Oddity "Purdy" [ALBUM]


Los Angeles-based rapper The Koreatown Oddity releases his newest album "Purdy" through Stones Throw Records. It's his fourth album for the label, following 2022's "ISTHISFORREAL?" and the widely acclaimed 2020 record "Little Dominiques Nosebleed." His legal name is Dominique Purdy, so the album title is his own surname. Stones Throw describes the record as "the proving ground for an avant-garde rapper tackling being a father and partner with the boundless confidence of a child's imagination." On the album, KTown soundtracks a knight's first battle, documents the cultivation of a beautiful lawn and questions whether anyone really means it when they say "have a great weekend" — all while recognizing he's now part of something larger. Fifteen tracks, with Gary Wilson featured on "Dancing with the Trees" and Trenttruce on "Festivus." Vinyl pressed as Lavender Haze Eco Vinyl with OBI strip, purple cassettes limited to 100. An album that negotiates absurdity and fatherhood in the same breath without sacrificing underground credibility.

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Killah Dilla & Sado "Vitos Pizza" [VIDEO]


Following "BAD CHOICES" and "Jealousy" (prod. Frizzy Astro), "Vitos Pizza" arrives as the third cut from the Killah Dilla/Sado axis. No production credit was supplied. The title carries the expected Sopranos echo: Artie Bucco's place in the shadow of the mob, the restaurant as neutral ground. Or simply a corner spot that means something. Without deeper context, the image stays.

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Cyrus Malachi x Farma G x Circa 97 x Cheeba Cheeba Records "Arsenic" [SINGLE]


Cyrus Malachi is a rapper from London. He burst onto the UK hip-hop scene with his crew Triple Darkness on their 2008 debut album "Anathema," an LP that has become known as a UK classic. In 2009 he joined the Orphans of Cush, consisting of Kyza Smirnoff, Cyrus Malachi, Melanin 9, and Masikah. Farma G, born Robin Coombes, forms one half of UK hip-hop group Task Force alongside his brother Chester P, and has since 2018 been producing beats for US underground acts including Recognize Ali, Mooch, Mach-Hommy, Jay Nice, Rome Streetz, and Vinnie Paz. Having these two names on one track connects two central lineages of UK underground rap: Malachi for the dark, esoteric side, Farma G for the craft-driven, crate-digging tradition. Circa 97 and Cheeba Cheeba Records provide the framework.

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Shadow The Great & Rah Tha Ruler "Get Money" prod. King Illa [VIDEO]


"Get Money" is a straightforward equation: Shadow The Great and Rah Tha Ruler over a King Illa beat, distributed through Loaf Records. Rah Tha Ruler isn't new to this batch he featured on Da Inphamus Amadeuz's "Henny Astrology." No verified background on Shadow The Great was available. The title is the program, the frame is clear.

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The Tangiers (Massiah Kaine & Benefit) feat. Heltah Skeltah "Long Live Sean Price" [SINGLE]

A circle closes here. The Tangiers Massiah Kaine and Benefit bring in Heltah Skeltah for "Long Live Sean Price." Heltah Skeltah are Sean Price and Rock, from the Brownsville Houses in Brooklyn. Sean Price passed on June 8, 2015, at the age of 43. The credits listing "Sean P & Rockness" means this track contains recorded material from Sean Price, not a simulated feature. Gajoz produces, Hardtimes Records releases in dirty and clean versions. The Tangiers already have Smif-N-Wessun and Duck Down connections in their orbit. This is not a nostalgia piece it's a legacy document.

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Alla Xul Elu "Universal Perverts EP" [EP]


Alla Xul Elu is an American hip hop group formerly signed to Majik Ninja Entertainment. The Ohio trio consists of Billy Obey, Joey Black, and Lee Carver. A Midwestern horrorcore trio drawing from old-school horror rap acts like Twiztid, SyCkSyDe, and the Flatlinerz. In July 2025, they departed from Majik Ninja Entertainment to focus on their own Long Live Evil imprint. "Universal Perverts EP" at six tracks is among the first releases after that split. The trio is fully independent now, which should serve the sound well.

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King Gordy & ILLtemper (Even Heathens) "Same Pussy" prod. Stir Crazy [VIDEO]


Even Heathens has existed since 2021, and the output since has been relentless: the self-titled debut in 2021 with 15 songs, the "Horrorcore Stories EP" that same year, entirely produced by Stir Crazy, "Unpleasant Never Dies" in 2022 with 13 songs, "Odd Gods 2" in April 2023, "Odd Gods 3" in April 2024, and "Handful of Cancel" in July 2025 with 14 songs. Stir Crazy appears as a recurring producer across the entire catalog. "Same Pussy" continues the line, filmed and edited by RoX-TV. King Gordy brings Detroit horrorcore weight, ILLtemper operates out of Pennsylvania. Six releases in, the chemistry is battle-tested, giving the track the luxury of needing to prove nothing. If you know the duo, you know what's coming: dark humor, graphic imagery, zero concessions.

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