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Review: Lingo Crazy – TwanDoe

1. Powermove ft. Slim Kushy
2. No Need To Brag ft. Roro
3. Michael Jordan ft. Slim Kushy
4. The Truth ft. King Pimpin
5. Waffle House ft. Juice, Kushy Slim
6. Pop That Pussy 4 Me ft. Dneak, Slimy Kushy
7. Bands Just To Blow ft. Roro, Slimy Kushy
8. Sucka Free ft. Slim Kushy
9. I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez ft. Yung West, Slim Kushy
10. 100 Bandz ft. King Pimpin
11. My City ft. Roro
12. Back To The Basics
13. My Choppa Speaks ft. Slim Kushy
14. Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes ft. Block
15. Today Is A Good Day ft. Slim Kushy
16. Outro

TWANDOE is the next best thing with his label Serve Camp Entertainment. Taking underground hip hop by storm, he uses heavenly laid back, car hopping beats with (at times) electric-effect raps. Electronic-effects raps? Well have a listen to his 16-track mixtape, Lingo Crazy, released this month.

Such electronic raps, are featured in Back To The Basics, Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes and Today Is A Good Day. These tracks feature angelic/heavenly melodies and with the full-bodied and rough raps, somehow they all make good listening.

I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez is definitely the one to listen, as this smooth spaced out production features layers upon layers of awkward, slightly-out-of-time raps in the chorus. This track just shows why he’s such a big hit in the underground hip hop scene.

To check out Lingo Crazy, head right here

October 21, 2013October 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: 100 Bandz ft. King Pimpin, Back To The Basics, Bands Just To Blow ft. Roro, Block, DatPiff, DatPiff mixtapes, Dneak, I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez ft. Yung West, Juice, King Pimpin, Kushy Slim, Lingo Crazy, Michael Jordan, Michael Jordan ft. Slim Kushy, My Choppa Speaks ft. Slim Kushy, My City ft. Roro, No Need To Brag ft. Roro, Pop That Pussy 4 Me ft. Dneak, Powermove ft. Slim Kushy, Roro, Serve Camp Entertainment, Silm Kushy, Slim Kushy, Slimy Kushy, Sucka Free ft. Slim Kushy, The Truth ft. King Pimpin, Today Is A Good Day ft. Slim Kushy, Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes ft. Block, Twandoe, Underground hip hop, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, Waffle House ft. Juice, Yung West Leave a comment

British R&B singer/songwriter, SIMON PEREIRA has released his first ever music video to his track, Superficial -TODAY – so be sure to check it out -#mustee. The new music video commemorates the launch of the talented artist’s Youtube channel.

October 13, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: London R&B artists, London songwriters, music video, r&b, simon pereira, Superficial, UK music, UK r&b, UK r&b artists, UK songwriters, YouTube Leave a comment

Review: The Life Vol. 1 – King Dice O

1.Intro Feat. King Dice O
2. Art Of Life Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
3. Roll The Dice (The Come Up) Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
4. My Soul Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
5. Dark Knights Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon, Swey Cannon
6. Move Forward Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
7. My Story (Prod TW$) Feat. Dice Cannon Ft. Frass As Hell, King Dice O
8. Drive (Prod TW$) Feat. Jason Black Ft. Dice Cannon, King Dice O
9. Story of Sam Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
10. Realest Shit Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
11.Something To Tell. Feat Dice Cannon Ft. King Dice O
12. Lounge Music (Prod Juice Cannon) King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
13. Sex Music King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon
14. Swagg vs Class Feat. Dice Cannon Ft King Dice O
15. Retrospect Feat. King Dice O
16. Suicide Feat. Jason Black Ft. Dice Cannon, King Dice O
17. Structures Of Struggle Feat. Jason Black Ft. Dice Cannon, King Dice O
18. Poetry In Motion (Outro) Feat. King Dice O Ft. Dice Cannon

It’s good to have KING DICE O and his long-time collaborator DICE CANNON back here on NEW LEASE MUSIC. These guys were featured with tracks Drive (produced by TW$) and the loved up Something to Tell and the announcement of the long-awaited mixtape The Life Vol.1 back in August.

Now it’s finally here and I have the pleasure of reviewing this mixtape –these guys are not afraid to mix (at times) atmospheric, spaced out hip hop with a little old time soul, acid jazz and reggae– and they definitely not afraid of delivering their innovative raps with straight up, truth-need-to-be-told lyrics.

Tracks The Art of Life, My Soul, Move Forward and My Story feature that spaced out hip hop where these rappers deliver first class spoken word freestyling of obstacles that life presents. The Life Vol. 1 is just like a chocolate sundae – as you dig deeper it gets sweeter. Still featuring the hard-hitting lyrics, track Story of Sam, nicely switches the tone of the mixtape with its easy gliding grooves. The lyrics lighten up in the SLUM VILLAGE-esque Lounge Music and old school funk/spaced with reggae infused Swagg vs. Class.

The Life Vol.1 ends on a high with Struggle of Structure. Sampled from INCOGNITO’s track Deep Waters, these guys raps just oozes into the acid jazz infused production – this one is a must listen

Now I’m not just saying this for the sake of it, but this mixtape definitely deserves the hype, as these guys definitely worked hard to perfect their on-point fusion of hip hop, acid jazz, and soul with a touch of reggae. The fact the they mix hip hop with all these genres is at least a little intriguing – so quench your curiosity and head right here to check out the mixtape.

October 11, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: acid jazz, Art Of Life, Dark Knights, Dice Cannon, Drive, East Coast rappers, Frass As Hell, INCOGNITO, INCOGNITO deep waters, Jason Black, Juice Cannon, King Dice O, Lounge Music, Mixtape, Move Forward, My Soul, My Story, New York Hip hop, New York hip hop artists, new york rappers, Poetry In Motion, Realest Shit, reggae, Retrospect, Roll The Dice (The Come Up), Sex Music, slum village, Something To Tell, soul, Story of Sam, Structures Of Struggle, Suicide, Swagg vs Class, Swey Cannon, The Life Vol.1 Mixtape, TW$, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers 1 Comment

Review: Boy Meets World – CoryLz

1. Look of Love
2. Bank
3. Melody Rapture
4. Flexxin
5. Alphabet Soup
6. Bars
7. Expressed Regrets
8. Commence
9. Mash Potatoes
10. F tha BS
11. Blake Griffen
12. Unread Letter
13. Oh God
14. YBH
15. Sheet Rock Soul

At the age of 22, Cory L. Houston – aka CORYLZ– already has a collection of mixtapes under his belt.

Exposed to different types of music from a very young age, this Tennessee rapper chose hip hop as ‘a main musical style of expression.’ But it wasn’t until he showcased his talent at a local party in 2005 that he was more than serious in becoming a hip-hop artist.

Without further adieu, he churned out eight mixtapes: Starlight (2005) Deep Boyz Anthem (2006); Liven Dead (2007); Era 21 (2008); Real World (2009); Heartless (2012); Cold Hearted (2012) and more recently Boy Meets World (2013)

Released last month, Boy Meets World feature some serious super raw/rough sex lyrics with smoother-than-chocolate/after hours beats – just have a listen to Melody Rapture and Mash Potatoes. I have to say that Boy meets World is not all about raw/rough sex lyrics, as the mixtape also shows a vulnerable side to the rapper. This upriser delivers his spoken word/baby-i’m- so-into-you raps in the angelic, super smooth Look of Love. Unread Letter shows his hurt he suffered from his lover over that super smooth drive. His on-pint spoken word raps returns in the heartfelt track Sheet Rock Soul which gives an insight of this young rapper’s rough upbringing and problems he had encountered in his short life.

CORYLZ hopes that his talent would one day gain interest beyond his hometown. After listening to the mixtape, I think that time is coming real soon for this hot hip hopper. Check out Boy Meets World here.

October 8, 2013October 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Alphabet Soup, Bank, Bars, Blake Griffen, Boy Meets World, Cold Hearted, Commence, Cory L. Houston, CORYLZ, DatPiff mixtapes, Deep Boyz Anthem, Era 21, Expressed Regrets, F tha BS, Flexxin, Heartless, hip-hop, Liven Dead, Look of Love, Mash Potatoes, Melody Rapture, Oh God, Real World, Sheet Rock Soul, Starlight, Tennessee hip hop, Tennessee Hip hop artists, Tennessee rappers, Unread Letter, US hip hop, us music, us rappers, YBH Leave a comment

Review: A Cacophony of Toots, Hoots, Cackles and Wails – Sound Glyphics

Rick Wren (vocals/guitar), Rick Barbosa (drums), Sarah Pottier (keyboard/vocals) and Nathan Payne (bass) – aka experimental rock band SOUND GLYPHICS – are (without a shadow of a doubt) in a league of their own. Formed in 2008 (by the two Ricks) the Canadian boundary pushers clocked up a huge fan base on no time –and this is down to the electrifying layers of high energy rock and perhaps a hint electronica and jazz – and their latest EP A Cacophony of Toots, Hoots, Cackles and Wails displays pretty much all of that.

Released last month, The EP features the chaotic Disaster and the equally-chaotic Don’t Forget the Time, where you’re exposed to a roaring crash of the guitars, drums and keyboard coupled with the pleasantly-wailing vocals. Think of school kids testing out different musical instruments for the time first – but I tell you something it really hits the spot! White Rhino is slightly different; although it still possesses their off-beat and explosive stamp on rock, it’s somewhat a little more melodic and this is where the strong vocals are most welcomed.

If you really love experimental music, you better check these guys out! To find out more about SOUND GLYPHICS, pop over to their website. For now, have a blast at Don’t Forget the Time.

October 4, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: A Cacophony of Toots Hoots Cackles and Wails EP, Canadian experimental rock, canadian music, canadian rock, Canadian rock bands, Disaster, Don’t Forget the Time, Experimental rock, Experimental rock bands, Extended play, Nathan Payne, Rick Barbosa, Rick Wren, Sarah Pottier, SOUND GLYPHICS, White Rhino Leave a comment

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