Friday, September 18, 2026

Craig G & Phat Kat "Damage To Your Boro" [VIDEO]


Legends link! Juice Crew/Queensbridge representative Craig G trades bars with Detroit’s Phat Kat on new Psych Major produced single.

“Damage” To Your Boro” is that grimy type of head-nodding boom-bap that has ignited these emcee's pens since the golden era. Animal avatars for the duo in the accompanying video (courtesy of BroadcastKing).

Watch official video for “Damage To Your Boro”: Here

This is actually the second Psych Major track that Craig G has appeared on as he made a special appearance on Psych’s track “The Recluse” last fall.

Both tracks are available via all streaming platforms now.




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Montao x Rakim "Present Tense" [SINGLE]


Liverpool producer Montao unveils “Present Tense,” an atmospheric collaboration with one of hip-hop’s most revered voices, Rakim. Moving through a slow-burning blend of trip-hop, cinematic electronica and alternative hip-hop, the track is built around a soaring female vocal loop that hangs in the air like a memory, creating a haunting and emotional backdrop for Rakim’s unmistakable delivery. 


His reflective verse run’s inward, contemplating life, growth, mortality and the relentless passing of time, while Montao’s production gives those ideas space to breathe. 

The result is a meeting of worlds that feels both timeless, and completely of the moment.

“Present Tense” takes Montao’s instinct for atmosphere and emotion into striking new territory, pairing his immersive, understated production with the lyrical weight of Rakim, a foundational figure whose influence on hip-hop is almost immeasurable. Rather than leaning on nostalgia, the collaboration feels forward-looking: an intimate meditation on where we are, where we’ve been, and how quickly it all passes. 

In essence, Present Tense is a record for late nights, long journeys, and moments when the world goes quiet…

Present Tense is out now - https://ffm.to/presenttense

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About Montao

Montao is a Liverpool-based producer, multi-instrumentalist and recording artist whose distinctive sound sits at the intersection of hip-hop, trip-hop, lo-fi and cinematic electronica. His production is built around immersive soundscapes, eclectic samples and a strong sense of musical storytelling, creating beats that leave space for some of hip-hop’s most respected voices. 

His growing list of collaborations reads like a roll call of underground and legendary talent, including Ghostface Killah, Masta Killa of Wu-Tang Clan, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Royce da 5'9", KXNG Crooked, Slug of Atmosphere, Sa-Roc, Napoleon Da Legend, and Koncept.

Montao’s work has attracted international radio and press attention, including BBC Introducing, Radio X and Chuck D’s Rapstation, alongside coverage from a plethora independent music outlets. His collaborations with some of hip-hop’s most respected artists have continued to establish his reputation for ambitious, cross-continental projects, whilst his debut album, Echoes of the Cosmos, showcases the breadth of his production as a richly textured body of work.


Thursday, September 17, 2026

Sankofa x August Fanon "Nowhere Fast“ [SINGLE]


“Nowhere Fast” turns a phrase usually associated with failure into a deliberate philosophy. Sankofa is not celebrating stagnation; he is questioning the assumption that speed automatically equals progress. In a release economy built around constant movement, endless updates and immediate replacement, choosing an unhurried life becomes its own form of resistance. August Fanon supplies a collage rather than an obvious emotional script, allowing Sankofa to find his own pace inside the production. Tali Rodriguez handles the engineering, while Jesse Reno and Bad Apple Workshop shape the larger visual language of “Calm on Purpose.” The title is not an isolated thought either. Placed early in a nine-track album built around intentional calm, it establishes how the rest of the record should be approached: without rushing toward the next song before the current one has finished speaking. The numbered vinyl run is limited to one hundred copies, a physical format that quietly supports the track’s argument. Slow down, hold the object, let the record occupy time instead of merely filling it. 

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Rakim x Kurupt x Masta Killa "DPG WU-TANG, WU-TANG DPG THE GODBODY LP“ [ALBUM + VIDEO]


“The Godbody” connects three rhyme traditions that were never guaranteed to fit. Rakim represents measured precision and the architecture from which modern technical rap grew. Kurupt brings Dogg Pound mobility, speed and West Coast attack. Masta Killa works through restraint, giving fewer words more room to settle. The album’s potential rests on Rakim and Nick Wiz finding a production language that respects those differences rather than flattening them into generic heritage boom bap. The sixteen-track sequence appears carefully divided. Kokane joins “Goin’ Down”; Daz Dillinger, Ghostface Killah and Raekwon meet on “Rock Ya Body”; KRS-One and Kool G Rap appear on “Still Ill!” The wider cast includes Buckshot, Rim, Trigga, Killa Sin, Snoop Dogg and Mic King, while each member of the main trio receives individual space. That structure matters. A full album of three-way verse trading could become predictable; separating the voices allows the listener to understand what each artist contributes before they reconvene. “Rabbit,” featuring MacShawn 100, places Kurupt and Masta Killa in front while Rakim and Nick Wiz control the beat. Its central image flips the power dynamic: prey gains the weapon and the entire chase changes direction. WESTLYFE keeps the visual treatment direct, allowing Kurupt’s animated attack and Masta Killa’s measured spacing to create the contrast. A final review would be premature because the complete digital album remains officially listed as a pre-release at the time of this rundown. The available material does, however, show that the collaboration has more substance than its headline lineup. Multiple physical editions are also prepared, including CD, cassette and several double-vinyl configurations. 

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Ghostface Killah, Scarface & Kool G Rap "Red Bull Spiral Freestyle (Grant Parks Beat Edition)“ [VIDEO]


First, the distinction: the original Red Bull Spiral performance was captured in Los Angeles in one take over production by Jake One. The linked upload is a Grant Parks beat edition marked for promotional use, meaning the legendary vocal performance has been re-scored rather than presented in its untouched official form. That difference is not a footnote it is the entire reason to hear this version. Ghostface, Scarface and Kool G Rap bring three separate concepts of command. Ghost attacks from unpredictable angles, throwing images into the room before the previous one has fully settled. Scarface controls space through patience and emotional weight. G Rap compresses internal rhyme until the instrumental seems to tighten around him. No host is needed to manufacture competition; their contrasting methods create it naturally. Grant Parks’ reinterpretation changes where the verses lean and where the silence lands. It offers a fresh way into an already exceptional performance, but it should be heard as an alternate producer treatment, not mistaken for the original Spiral session. 

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Termanology & Royal Flush "Angel Whispers (Remix)“ (feat. Dru Hoffa) [VIDEO]


“Angel Whispers” originally appeared on Termanology and Royal Flush’s collaborative album “Royal Terms,” with AraabMuzik producing the album version. The new visual is built around a separate Dom Dirtee remix, an important distinction: this is not simply an old track receiving late video treatment, but familiar verses placed inside a new production frame. Termanology and Royal Flush remain the real draw. Term’s tightly linked patterns sit against Flush’s calmer Queens authority, while Dru Hoffa provides an additional voice without disrupting the duo’s ownership. Dom Dirtee’s remix gives the record a second route through the same writing, and the NYJ-directed visual keeps that new version rooted in New York rather than turning it into a conceptual detour. The parent album also has a physical vinyl edition for heads who want the complete session. 

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Vic Monroe & Tone Spliff "Native Science“ [ALBUM]


“Native Science” pays respect to the Native Tongues without attempting to recreate a sealed period in hip-hop history. Vic Monroe and Tone Spliff understand that the original movement mattered because it opened possibilities warmth without softness, intelligence without stiffness, individuality without abandoning crew spirit. Their album carries those values forward instead of borrowing the old wardrobe. Tone Spliff handles every beat and scratch, making the DJ element part of the record’s bloodstream rather than an occasional gesture. Vic Monroe keeps the writing centered across thirteen tracks, with Philmore Greene appearing on “Chicag-Ode” and E-Smitty on “Never Give Up.” Those guests deepen the album without shifting its ownership. The sequence moves naturally from positive energy and lyrical exercise toward love, city life, money and mortality. The physical presentation follows the same focused thinking: a small CD run and a vinyl edition, with Matt Wagner handling the final sound and Tone controlling the visual package. “Cuties” is the current window into the project; the full release is still in its final pre-release stage. 

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Shabaam Sahdeeq & Es-K "Scalpels & Forceps“ (feat. U.G. & Ruste Juxx) [VIDEO]


“Scalpels & Forceps” is one of the sharper cuts on “Outside the Lines,” with Es-K supplying the album’s complete production frame and Shabaam Sahdeeq remaining the record’s central technician. U.G. of Cella Dwellas and Ruste Juxx add separate textures of pressure, but the track never loses sight of its lead voice. The surgical title fits: this is controlled incision rather than blunt-force noise. The new visual places the song inside Shabaam’s Brooklyn art show and listening event, surrounded by work he created himself. That setting matters because it reveals continuity between the way he constructs a verse and the way he builds an image layering, detail, hard edges, no wasted surface. Shot and directed by Chuck Steak, with additional footage from Shabaam and editing by Don Digital, the video turns the gallery into part of the record without allowing the setting to overpower it. 

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Melly Santana "MACHINES VOL1“ [EP]

 

“MACHINES VOL1” introduces Melly Santana’s new Instagram tape series with five records and no interest in pretending to be a sprawling album. Rah Tha Ruler provides the only guest appearance on “ALPO,” leaving the rest of the run firmly in Melly’s hands. The brevity feels intentional: these tracks arrive like captured sessions, not songs held back until a larger campaign could be built around them. The sequence moves from the workmanlike pressure of “Machines & Fatigues” into the more reflective language of “Ashes to Ashes” and “Life & Times,” before “GOD BLESS (DILLA DAY)” closes with a clear salute to beat culture. Volume one establishes the operating method: short transmission, direct impact, another batch likely waiting behind it. 

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Datkid "Narcotic Athletics“ (prod. Illinformed & Dumb Logic) [VIDEO]


“Narcotic Athletics” is the second strike in Datkid’s current run with Illinformed and Dumb Logic, following “Smoked Out.” The title holds the conflict that drives the record: intoxication and discipline, damage and stamina, the body being pushed forward while the mind carries everything it has survived. Datkid has always sounded most convincing when honesty and menace occupy the same bar, and this track leaves that tension untouched. Illinformed and Dumb Logic avoid crowding him. The production is built to knock, but its real job is to keep a hard pocket open for Datkid’s voice. SLUGS takes the same approach visually, staying close to the performance instead of manufacturing spectacle around it. The result feels like part of a deliberate new run rather than another disconnected single raw Bristol rap with its scars still visible. 

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Nasty Nel x Kid Gotti "High 4 Real" [VIDEO]

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

Nasty Nel: Official links

 
 

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Rakim x Kurupt x Masta Killa "Rock Ya Body" (feat. Daz Dillinger, Ghostface Killah & Raekwon) [VIDEO]


The fourth Godbody preview is the track that pushes the East-West concept furthest. Raekwon and Ghostface Killah from Wu-Tang, Daz Dillinger from the Dogg Pound that's the maximum coastal bridge moment of the album on a single record. The animated video extends the visual line already suggested by the WESTLYFE_ clip and the RoadsArt remix thinking: Godbody isn't only thinking in live performance, but across multiple formats. But the most important element of this entry is the updated full tracklist. Compared to the previous version, two changes stand out: „Is It Love" now carries an official feature credit for Jamall Ray, and „Hallelujah (Remix)" featuring Mic King appears as a sixteenth track one that didn't exist in any earlier tracklist. The total length grows to sixteen entries. The complete album remains produced by Rakim and Nick Wiz, with the sole exception of track ten „Nights Over Brooklyn" (Masta Killa solo), produced by Nick Price for Kulture Media Group. The picture of the full project sharpens: Kurupt gets „Nine & Chrome Fiend" as a solo cut, Masta Killa gets „Nights Over Brooklyn" as his own, Rakim carries „A Different Kind" as his established solo. Killa Sin represents Killarmy on „Upstate Introspective," KRS-One and Kool G Rap stand together with Rakim on „Still Ill!" that's the crowning moment of the project on paper. Eminem and Jay-Z on the interlude, Snoop Dogg on the Rabbit Remix, Buckshot, Rim and Trigga on „Thelonius." With the Godbody album approaching its September 18, 2026 release, every preview has proven more substance than the project claimed at announcement.

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Erg One x BoneWeso "Tsunami" [VIDEO]


„Tsunami" was already in the program as audio produced by INFAMUSGod, with BoneWeso and Erg One in their established configuration and One Eye Films on the visual. Now the official video arrives. The track lives on its simple core image: tsunami as a metaphor for unstoppable force. Erg One belongs to the 23 Incredible Industries / Estee Nack orbit. BoneWeso continues building one of the most consistent atmospheric foundations in the current underground, and One Eye Films gives the whole thing the visual signature this network is known for.

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Five Steez & Chosen One "Strait Darts" [SINGLE]

 

After „Keep It Blazing," „Strait Darts" arrives as the second and final single before the full „Re:Emergence" EP release on September 29, 2026. Five Steez describes the track himself as a classic display of skill the artistic and cultural principles of being an emcee in the hip-hop tradition. Chosen One's instrumental is described as haunting. The fact that a video is on the way suggests „Strait Darts" is meant to be the visual centerpiece of the EP campaign. What separates Five Steez from many underground MCs is not only technical precision but geographic starting point: Kingston, Jamaica not Toronto, New York or London. Rap from Jamaica, not ragga or dancehall but bar-centered boom bap, remains massively underrepresented in international underground discourse. „Strait Darts" as a phrase from British-Caribbean slang means roughly: the direct, unfiltered shot, no deviation.

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BigTwins x DJ Skizz x Street GZ "Gotta Get It Right" [VIDEO]


The track comes straight from the „Chopped Cheese" EP, already in the program as a DJ Skizz project. BigTwins known from the Infamous Mobb orbit and the Queens underground brings his raw, seasoned voice over Skizz's characteristically dusty, warm-structured production. Street GZ adds the third voice. „Gotta Get It Right" is a title with internal pressure: not the claim of having already made it, but the necessity of doing it right this time. That's more honest than pure flex.

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RoadsArt Ghostface Killah, Scarface & Kool G Rap "Red Bull Spiral Freestyle (Remix)" [SINGLE]

 

The starting point is high-grade: Ghostface Killah, Scarface and Kool G Rap in the Red Bull Spiral format, originally produced by Jake One. RoadsArt takes those three voices and lays entirely new productions underneath sampled from the Soul Surplus × Madlib sample pack via Splice. That's a transparent, honest remix approach: no mysterious source obscuring, just clear credits for the original (Jake One) and the new foundation (Madlib material). Hearing three of the most technically accomplished MCs alive over new beats is a standalone pleasure, regardless of who had the original boards.

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Rah Tha Ruler & Shadow The Great "Words from the Wise" (prod. King illa) [VIDEO]


Rah Tha Ruler is not showing up for the first time in the program most recently as a recurring feature on Melly Santana's debut album. Here he's alongside Shadow The Great in his own right. „Words from the Wise" is a title that doesn't pretend at modesty: these are the wise words, and the two of them are saying so themselves. King illa produces. For an official video without a big label apparatus behind it, this runs on voice and directness.

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Joey Majors x Black Soprano Family "Red Wolf" [ALBUM]


Fourteen tracks is a clear statement. Joey Majors uses the BSF frame not to position himself as a short-term guest but as someone with a full-length statement to make. „Red Wolf" as a title carries aggression and predator energy not the softer wolf image, but blood association, territory. Inside the BSF cosmos every new name has to prove itself, and fourteen tracks are the opportunity to do that across full album length.

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Mista Pigz "Bad Decisions" [VIDEO]


This is an interesting visual choice. MidiChlorian uses footage from the TV documentary series „Intervention" as the visual backdrop for „Bad Decisions". That changes how you read the track: Intervention documents people in the grip of addiction, confronted by their families. These are not abstract bad decisions they're real, documented consequences. Milkshake Godfather produces the beat, Tone Spliff handles the cuts. The combination of that imagery and the track title creates a layer a standard performance video wouldn't have had.

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Imma34 "Imagination Incarceration (Part 3)" [SINGLE]

 

The title is strong enough to carry an entire album cycle. „Imagination Incarceration" describes a condition frequently negotiated in system-conscious rap: the capacity to dream and think locked down by outside forces physical, social, mental. The fact that this is part three shows Imma34 treats this as an ongoing investigation, not a single statement drop. Without a detailed tracklist or feature credits, the title has to do the first work. And it does.

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Jo-DBL "Guaranteed" [VIDEO]


Jo-DBL comes from Mableton, Georgia that's in the handle, and it's not an accident. Mableton rarely shows up in rap discourse, but that specific grounding gives the track a rootedness beyond generic street settings. „Guaranteed" from the EP „Among The Briars" is a declaration: no conditions, no excuses, this is happening. A DBL Family Film Production fully internal. This is the kind of underground self-sufficiency that doesn't wait for external infrastructure.

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Insane Maine "Aint Saying Sh*t" [VIDEO]


Insane Maine and Tana Streetheat keep the clip exactly as the title suggests: no long explanation, no inflated staging. „Aint Saying Sh*t" is a statement in itself someone claiming to say nothing while saying exactly what matters. That's a move out of battle rap vocabulary: sometimes the strongest response is deliberate restraint that still says everything. The track has to carry through tone and delivery, not concept.

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Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Admiral x ThisIsHipHopp "Frozen Ashes" [SINGLE]


Admiral from the Bronx and Canadian producer ThisIsHipHopp launch the rollout of their upcoming album „War Paint" with „Frozen Ashes." The configuration is a transnational connection increasingly normal in the current underground — an American MC with clear geographic grounding, a Canadian producer supplying the sonic foundation. ThisIsHipHopp was already in the program with „Yasmina" (feat. ACT-1) and as feature on The Inglorious Poet's „Sit The Fuck Down II" remix. The title „Frozen Ashes" carries strong imagery: ash that would normally be carried away by wind, here frozen — preserved, held in place, refusing to disappear. Combined with the album title „War Paint," an image emerges of someone arming for a long fight but not forgetting the history of what was burned. A strong opening for an upcoming long-player whose rollout is just beginning.

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Junk x IM'PERETIV "Who's In The Mirror" [SINGLE]


Junk and IM'PERETIV are building their album systematically. After „Still Wealthy," „Out West" and „Hantavirus" (feat. Daniel Son), „Who's In The Mirror" is the fourth of five singles before the complete EP release on October 2, 2026. The track arrives directly after the completion of the 555 Ontario Tour, which brought Junk, IM'PERETIV and J.WNTR through five cities in the province. The thematic focus is decisive. Where the previous singles addressed wealth, ambition, travel and survival, „Who's In The Mirror" turns the camera inward. The core question: who do you become as you get older? The track opens with „When you get older, you gon' see, man..." and works through outgrowing relationships, recognizing when connections have changed, and having the courage to sever ties when they hold you back. The mirror becomes a metaphor for accountability. The track asks not only who needs to be removed from your circle but also whether you've changed yourself — whether the person in the mirror is still the same one who began the journey. IM'PERETIV delivers his familiar cinematic, atmospheric production. Jamie Kuse mixes and masters at Nova Studios, artwork by Nate Butcher Media. Executive production by Junk, IM'PERETIV and Jamie Kuse. One of the most mature singles in the series — not because it's softer, but because it asks more honest questions.

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The 17th Cipher x Beedie x DOE BOY Philly "Lost To Time" [EP]


Following the single preview „Lost To Time" (feat. Rique Wit Da Wickz & Liym Capital), the complete seven-track EP is now here. The 17th Cipher continues systematically curating the Chicago underground network — Beedie and DOE BOY Philly (the name suggests connections both to Chicago and Philadelphia) are the core MCs. This is the consistent continuation of a strategy visible in „CHICAGOSPEL," „Prolific Immortality" and the „Supervillains" cuts: Cipher builds a recurring circle where MCs reinforce each other. The title „Lost To Time" carries a melancholic undertone — what's lost when time passes. In a collective context it works twice: the individual voices remain while the moments disappear. After Rique Wit Da Wickz and Liym Capital as features on the single, more names from the Cipher orbit can be expected on the EP.

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Doza The Drum Dealer x Kaeson Skrilla "Godskrilla The Album" [ALBUM]


Doza The Drum Dealer and Kaeson Skrilla were already in the program with „I Got A Story To Tell" — a compact two-minute track connecting Doza's producer signature with Skrilla's storytelling. Now the complete album „Godskrilla The Album" arrives, ten tracks deep. The title itself is a fusion — „God" plus „Skrilla" pointing to spiritual and material planes simultaneously, or to the elevation of the MC to a god-figure. Doza's approach as „Drum Dealer" gives the album its sonic priority: drums up front, everything else subordinate. After the preview single, the chemistry between the two was clearly working. Ten tracks now provide space for that collaboration to develop across full album length.

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Willie Mays Blaze "Laid To Rest" (feat. Party G the Humble & Snotty) [SINGLE]


Willie Mays Blaze already appeared with „Built 2 Last" (alongside Dom 2XL and Playboy Payso) in the program. „Laid To Rest" now brings in Party G the Humble and Snotty. Snotty — who had his own album „Wolves Don't Wear Collars" in the program — belongs to the hard East Coast circle held together through GoodPhella productions and various collaborations. The title „Laid To Rest" is classic street rap vocabulary — finality, closure, the definitive end. Without detailed producer information, focus stays on the vocal configuration and the directness of the title. Three MCs, one track, no distraction.

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HiddenRoad x MC Drastyck Meaxurez "Book of Cypher" [EP]

 

„Book of Cypher" is a nine-track collaboration album by HiddenRoad and MC Drastyck Meaxurez, released through HRSUnderground. The concept sits in the title: each track is a chapter, each chapter its own scene. „The Battle," „The Mountain," „The Bad Man," „The Apostle," „The Underground," „The Serpent," „The Unbroken," „The Graveyard," „The Villain" — the titles read like a journey through archetypes and trials. What makes the album special is the feature network. Fubar appears on six of the nine tracks, M-Acculate on five, Neaality Gandhi on three. This isn't a feature circus but a fixed collective moving through the album. Fubar was already in the program with his own album „No Savior Coming" — he ranks among the most introspective voices in the current underground. Neaality Gandhi comes from the H.N.S orbit (Halabi, Neaality, S.P.O.T.). Barz Fury — recently present as producer on L.I.V's album — appears on „The Underground." D.V.S. 36 and Billy Boi round out the circle. Mixed and mastered by MatrixAudio. An album emerging from real scene interconnection, not bought-in features.

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SITES x Micall Parknsun "Everybody" [SINGLE]


Micall Parknsun is one of the defining figures of British underground rap — active since the early 2000s, appearing multiple times in the program across various collaborations (including on The Nicewun JM's album). His signature as producer and MC has grown over two decades and carries a distinctly UK sensibility. SITES as collaboration partner is also present in the UK cosmos — the name recently appeared with „Streets Getting Knocked" (feat. FlowTecs & Ruste Juxx) in the program. „Everybody" as a title stays open enough for multiple readings: universal address, critique of those who claim inclusivity, or accounting of who actually matters. Without detailed producer information, the track stands as a statement from two UK underground names who've already secured their positions.

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Indigo Phoenyx "Cold Serve" (prod. K. Dero) [SINGLE]

 

„Cold Serve" is the first single from Indigo Phoenyx' „Goddess Manifesto II" — a project she builds with various producers. The title deliberately plays with the old saying that revenge is a dish best served cold. Only Indigo Phoenyx flips the approach: instead of reacting emotionally, she chooses the bigger power move — healing, elevating, letting success speak for itself. That's the actual cold revenge: refusing to make the wound the center of the story. K. Dero produces and delivers a soulful soundtrack that matches the theme. Betrayal, heartbreak and disappointment aren't presented here as wounds to display but as raw material from which something new emerges. Following Indigo Phoenyx' work with BrandneuBeatz on „The Gold Summit," „Cold Serve" opens another conceptual journey. Rugged Triad Records in the background. Engineered by Jeremy Joshua, artwork by Indy. A track showing that emotional maturity and lyrical sharpness can coexist.

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DJ Skizz "Chopped Cheese" [EP]


Chopped cheese is a New York institution. The bodega sandwich - chopped beef, melted cheese, all on a hero roll — belongs to the city's DNA, especially in Harlem and the Bronx. DJ Skizz takes that as an album title, and that's a smart move. No abstract concept arc, just something concrete, local, everyday. Skizz has been one of the most reliable underground producers of the last decade - his work within the Slice of Spice orbit and with various New York MCs has shaped a recognizable sound: dusty, warm, always with one foot in the classic boom bap tradition. Eight tracks as a producer album leave many possibilities open. Without detailed feature information in the short description, focus stays on Skizz's sonic signature. That he deliberately places the title on a bodega sandwich rather than a grand concept says something about his approach: the everyday life of the city is the actual foundation, not some inflated album narrative.

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DJ MilkyMike "The Technocracy: Blueprint For Global Enslavement" [ALBUM]


The title is the thesis and leaves no room for negotiation. DJ MilkyMike builds twelve tracks around the idea that technology isn't progress but control architecture - blueprint for global enslavement, exactly as blunt as it sounds. This is the kind of album that doesn't know irony and doesn't need it either. Anyone who commits to a subject like this has to mean it, or the whole apparatus rings hollow. Without detailed feature credits, the focus stays on the closed concept: one producer-MC translating a worldview into tracks, not manifestos.

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Sunday, September 13, 2026

LOTMIX SHOW - S8 Ep02 [Boombap Mixshow]

LOTMIX SHOW S8 Ep02 by Dj LOTMIX
feat BUSTA RHYMES ft LIL WAYNE | DMX ft GRISELDA | NEJMA NEFERTITI | ONYX | RUSTE JUXX | SLICK RICK x NAS & more

Prod TONE SPLIFF | J DILLA | MATICULOUS & more


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Saturday, September 12, 2026

Talib Kweli & Planet Asia "Repentance" [VIDEO]


Talib Kweli and Planet Asia need no introduction. One set standards for conscious East Coast rap with Black Star and Reflection Eternal and never lost contact with the underground across decades. The other is one of the most productive and technically dense MCs on the West Coast, an institution since the Cali Agents days. „Repentance" brings them together: remorse, reckoning, what's owed to self and others. iZZNYCE produces, Chino Chase films and edits. What makes this pairing special: neither ever took the easy route. Kweli stayed politically and lyrically demanding even when trends went elsewhere. Asia built one of the most extensive catalogs in independent rap, often through one-producer albums and tight collabs. „Repentance" sounds accordingly like a record from two grown men not nostalgic, not preachy, but a shared accounting. For heads who know both catalogs, this is a logical and long-overdue meeting.

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Das Solo Syndikat "Bear Attack King Spitter" [SINGLE]

 

„BEAR ATTACK" arrives as original and alternative mix. Das Solo Syndikat deliberately limits the track to one core statement: king spitter, attack, presence. MF Prods produces. No feature apparatus, no sprawling album concept in this drop a concentrated strike with a second mix variant. Sometimes that's exactly enough. Anyone wanting more context has to go into the broader syndicate catalog; this release stands as a sharp single moment.

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Passport Scoob "P & Hav" (prod. Adwerdz) [VIDEO]


„P & Hav" is an open bow to Prodigy and Havoc. Passport Scoob and Adwerdz pull Mobb Deep spirit into their „Runway Residue" EP without making the mistake of just imitating QB sound. Adwerdz produces, Raheem „P-Street Heem" Thomas mixes and masters, FlightCrewSounds LLC executive produces, distribution in partnership with Roc Nation Distribution. The video makes the homage visible. Within the EP that already carried „WGDFM" and „Brick Flair" with Tek, „P & Hav" is the track that draws the historical line most clearly: Queensbridge hardness as posture, not costume.

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Philmore Greene feat. UFO Fev "Smoke Dat" [VIDEO]


Philmore Greene and UFO Fev don't need much setup. Greene from the Chicago underground, Fev from Harlem, both known for clean bars and little patience for dead air. „Smoke Dat" lets the lines speak, as the post itself says. No big concept layer, no forced story. Two MCs, one track, chemistry through delivery. Greene was recently visible in the 17th Cipher/CHICAGOSPEL orbit, Fev with Machacha and „4 The High". Here two catalogs meet that don't have to bend for each other.

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K-Rec feat. Craig G & Charlie Bawts "Give It Up" [SINGLE]

 

Craig G is Juice Crew history, „The Symphony", decades of technical East Coast rap, a voice that knows how to handle a beat. K-Rec out of Canada pulls him in with Charlie Bawts on „Give It Up" and delivers the full DJ pack right away: original, instrumental, clean, acapella, clean acapella. That's service and statement at once. K-Rec was recently on 4-IZE's „49th Birthday" and in the Junk/IM'PERETIV orbit. Here he shows he can work with a genuine 80s/90s legend without making the track feel museum-like. Charlie Bawts supplies the second voice. For DJs and heads who want Craig G beyond the classics: exactly right.

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BRAVDON "This Prada Aint For Sale" [VIDEO]


Straight from „EUREKA!" comes the visual for „This Prada Aint For Sale". Comma Uno produces, One Eye Films films the same visual unit recently behind Estee Nack, BoriRock and BoneWeso clips. The title is classic luxury refusal: Prada is present, but not for sale. Inside this network's aesthetic that works twice flex and boundary at once. RHL Records in the background. If you know the album, this locks the image in; if not, it's a sharp entry into BRAVDON's tone.

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BRAVDON "EUREKA!" [ALBUM]

 

„EUREKA!" is a 15-track album clearly wired into the abstract Lynn/al.divino school. al.divino handles cover art and a feature on „JACKPOT", while BoneWeso produces three cuts „PUZZLE PIECE MISSING", „FIREPLACE", „SHADE". Additional boards from Renaissance Tone, Korza, Lynch Villain, Soushi, The Hermit, Comma Uno, Wav.Lord and Soul La Flare. Features from Nyeusi Loe, Bluehillbill, Thehiddencharacter and Kil The Artist. Krate Killer mixes and masters. The titles show the familiar mix of horror, luxury and Japan references: „HORROR RAP", „SHITFACED IN SHIBUYA", „THIS PRADA AINT FOR SALE", „SCHEMIN IN NEIMANS". Short, dense, reference-heavy, unwilling to overexplain. Anyone locked into „ICHIBAN VINO" and similar projects finds „EUREKA!" on the right shelf immediately.

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URBVN ARCHITECTS NYC "Midnight Marauder" (feat. 2 Late & Kvng Josh) [VIDEO]


„Midnight Marauder" is obviously a deliberate A Tribe Called Quest reference. URBVN ARCHITECTS NYC bring in 2 Late and Kvng Josh, produced by 3ric Plotz, filmed by Chaim Samuel. Josh Alias and Yung K appear in the surrounding credits the same names recently covered with „Ralph Lauren". The label keeps building a tight New York circle. The title pulls jazz-rap tradition in; whether it's homage or just safe retro namedropping is something the sound underneath has to prove. Single on all platforms, label credit clear.

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Solitario Mondragon "Pecado de oro volumen 2: Loco, cabrĂłn y mexicano" [VIDEO]


The subtitle is the whole posture already: „Loco, cabrĂłn y mexicano" crazy, hard and Mexican. Solitario Mondragon delivers the second volume of „Pecado de oro", continuing a series that thinks sin, gold and self-assertion together. No dilution for outside ears, no explanation for why the tone is what it is. This is Spanish-language underground that doesn't negotiate its identity but states it. OneRPM on distribution, own socials, direct path to the listener.

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King Author "Dead Presidents 3 (HiSpeed Remix)" [VIDEO]


King Author drops the third „Dead Presidents" remix, this time through HiSpeed Network. The title plays with the classic money image dead presidents as bills and with the Nas/Raekwon line without having to copy it. „Just speaking my mind real quick" sits above the post, and that's exactly how the track feels: no big rollout, no concept baggage, a quick thought in remix form. Bandcamp and socials clearly listed. For Author fans another brick, for newcomers a direct entry into his tone.

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Hella Treez "The 420 Bros. Fat Joints" [ALBUM]

 

Hella Treez stays with what the name promises but this time pulls a lineup that far exceeds the weed frame. „The 420 Bros. Fat Joints" is feature-heavy: Vvs Verbal, D.O.V, JD Era, Termanology, Talia, Duendy, Omar Falcon, Cuervo Loomi, Ruste Juxx, Gambit Ramsay, Che Uno, Honey Dinero, Admiral Naughtz, Lex Talionis, Thunny Brown. „Die Pig Die" with Ruste Juxx runs over six minutes the posse centerpiece. Two Milkcrate remixes round it out as bonuses. After „Smoke'N Ego" this is the consistent continuation of a line that doesn't separate cannabis, crew and street bars. „Flatbush Smokin (Outro)" plants the geographic marker at the close. The key: with names like Juxx and Term, this stays craft-hard, not just a smoked-out soundtrack.

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Arichussettes "Where You Find Me" [VIDEO]


Arichussettes produces a visual specifically for his own verse on „Where You Find Me" from the Sewa Side Squad album „Warriors". Produced by Lingo of Grind Mode Cypher, filmed by 4th Kind Films. The move is interesting: not the full song video, but a spotlight on a single contribution. Here the Sewa Side / Mike Shabb orbit crosses with the Grind Mode Cypher world. The title is the statement Arichussettes shows you exactly where to find him.

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Killah Priest x R Dynasty "The Shape of Water" [VIDEO]


Killah Priest needs no introduction Sunz of Man, Wu affiliate, one of the densest spiritual writers in the game. „The Shape of Water" borrows the title of the Guillermo del Toro film and uses it as an image: form, flow, what can't be held. Stone Flacco produces, Kwervo Films directs, Roberto Rocha Mijangos appears in the clip. Priest stays in his near-hermetic imagery that suggests more than it explains. R Dynasty adds without forcing the track into a standard feature shape. Anyone who knows Priest knows: with him the water is never just water.

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DJ Mega "Little One" (feat. Dizzy Dizasta) [VIDEO]


„Little One" is the current single from DJ Mega's upcoming „Enter Da MegaVerse", slated for October 30, 2026. Dizzy Dizasta brings his punchline-heavy style over Custodian production, DJ Visuals directs. The album title says it plainly: Mega is building his own universe, and „Little One" is another block in it, not an isolated drop. Dizzy Dizasta delivers exactly the kind of lines that stick in a frame like this sharp, twisted, built for impact.

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Alvarez Masterminded & Brillo Beats "Afternoon EP" [EP]

 

Seven tracks, nearly all under two and a half minutes „Sunrise", „Sleeves", „Big Tits", „Highest", „Sour", „Felicia", „Lettuce". The titles sound like afternoon, body, taste, small everyday moments rather than grand concept arcs. Alvarez Masterminded and Brillo Beats keep it deliberately small and direct. An EP like this often works like a sketchbook: quick, clear, no pressure to explain everything. Sometimes that's more honest than an overloaded long-player.

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Erick Hervé "No Es Un Aka" (feat. DJ Rosvil) [VIDEO]


Erick HervĂ© puts the support path right out in the open: Patreon for unreleased material, early access, closeness to the audience. „No Es Un Aka" with DJ Rosvil rides a Tape Villain beat, video by Brandom Orellana. The title is the statement no aka as a hiding place, no mask, just identity without a second name. This is Spanish-language underground building its own infrastructure, putting the track everywhere, and not waiting for anyone outside to sign off.

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Pretty Bulli "Done 2 Me" [VIDEO]


Love rap in the underground is tricky. Too soft and it turns saccharine. Too hard and the feeling vanishes. Pretty Bulli calls „Done 2 Me" an unorthodox, raw love story, and that in-between space is where it gets interesting. C Realz produces, Black Belt Jones films, the same name from the Jamal Gasol visuals in the Niagara/Upstate orbit. That suggests neither ballad nor pure flex, but something between the two: affection with scars.

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