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Mixtape Review: Potty Mouth – JaySin

1. Potty Mouth Intro
2. Porta Potty
3. Roses
4. Enemies Bleeds
5. Horror Story
6. Death Wish
7. No Peace
8. Romance
9. DXB
10. Sh*t I Do It (Feat. Heavy Trev)
11. Role Model (remix)

Good news has come to Jason Slusser ‘s way since his last appearance on NEW LEASE MUSIC with his mixtape Clear Eye’d . He struck a deal with record label Diverse Sounds Entertainment which led to the birth of his first professionally- recorded mixtape, Potty Mouth released last month.

Unlike Clear Eye’d , the 11-track mixtape is a less radical representation of his life. Roses is a perfect example of this upriser’s fresh stamp on hip-hop, as it features a smooth soulful drive which is coupled with the Chicago – born emcee’s heartfelt wordplay of love and encouragement.

He hasn’t deserted his truth-be-told lyrics. In No Peace, JAYSIN raps about the corruption and the influence the government has over society, whereas Horror Story gives an account of the overall harsh experience of his past – both tracks possessing a dauntingly-dope bassline.

Potty Mouth definitely ends on a high with Role Model (remix). With seriously head-rolling beats, this track shows that this black sheep of society (his words, not mine) is not leaving the hip-hop game anytime soon. The mixtape displays that he definitely deserves his new chapter with Diverse Sounds Entertainment. To experience JAYSIN’s world, check out Potty Mouth right here.

December 31, 2013December 30, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Chicago Hip Hop, Chicago hip-hop artists, Clear Eye'd, DatPiff mixtapes, Diverse Sounds Entertainment, free mixtapes, hip-hop, Horror Story, JaySIN, No Peace, Potty Mouth, Role Model, Roses, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music 1 Comment

Mixtape Review: Rebel Knights – Fly Von

1. Sing – A – Long (Intro) – Prod by Fly Von
2. 6: 30 (Prod by Fly Von) Feat. Sta$h and Echelon Don
3. 40 Days Feat J Steez
4. No Place Like Home (Prod. Fly Von) Feat. Kyle Monroe
5. With Me (Prod Fly Von) Feat. Jesus Indigo and Don Echelon
6. Count the Stars (Prod. Fly Von) Feat. Chino
7. Do It (The Twerk Song) (Prod Fly Von) Feat, Sta$h
8. She Not Your Girl (No More) (Prod Fly Von) Feat. Sta$h
9. Finesse (Prod Fly Von) Feat, Sta$h
10. Privacy Remix (Prod Fly Von) Feat. Sta$h, J Steez and Jesus Indigo
11. Heartbreak & Hangovers (prod Fly Von)
12. Down (Prod Fly Von
13. Privacy Screwed Remix (Prod. Fly Von) Feat. Sta$h and J Steez

Last month, super-fly hip-hop and EDM artist/producer FLY VON was here before with track 40 Days (featuring J Steez), coming from mixtape, Rebel Kinghts. This track was so silky smooth, I thought I have a blast at the mixtape. So what to expect from this 13-track production? Expect even more smoother than chocolate Timbaland- esque numbers , with downtempo, atmospheric melodies complimented with heavy drive.

Rebels Knights starts off with intro Sing – A-Long, which offers just over two minutes of that perfect balance of spaced out beats with hefty bassline which was topped off by super-light, mashed up vocals. The infusion continues in No Place Like Home and With Me, which features head-jerking, Timbaland-esque freesytling. The mixtape lightened up with Do It and paradisiac Finesse.

The stand-out tracks are She Not Your Girl (No More), Heartbreakers & Hangovers and the slow-motioned Privacy (Screwed Remix) – if you’re not familiar with FLY VON, after listening to these tracks, you’ll come to realise that these ingenious compositions, layered with echoic vocals, (at times) on-point raps and melodic undertone, are his trademark.

To put it simply, Rebel Knights just display that this guy has deliberately positioned myself as a innovative rapper and producer. To check out Rebels Knights, please go here.

December 27, 2013December 27, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Chino, Don Echelon, Echelon Don, Fly Von, hip-hop, Indigo, J Steez, Jesus, Mixtape review, Rebel Knights, Sta$h, Timbaland, US hip hop, US hip hop producers, US hip-hop artists, us music Leave a comment

News: Kali Mac releases video to Last Breath

Check out the video to KALI MAC‘s track Last Breath, coming from his latest mixtape, The Underdog 2.

If you’re feeling this track, read the review plus have a listen to the other tracks on his out-of this-world mixtape here.

December 19, 2013December 19, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: hip-hop, Kali Mac, Last Breath, music video, New York Hip hop, New York hip hop artists, The Underdog 2, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music Leave a comment

News: Rose Rome releases video to My Girl

Earlier this month, ROSE ROME was featured on NEW LEASE MUSIC with his super hot track, My Girl.

Now this hot property from New York has release a SIZZLING video to the track – don’t you dare leave this post until you watch it. Too good to miss!

To find out more about this guy, head right here.

December 17, 2013December 18, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: hip-hop, music video, My Girl, New York, New York Hip hop, New York hip hop artists, RRome, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, You Tube Leave a comment

Album review: Barnegat – Tdel2

1. Counting Tress and USBs
2. Fearless Youth
3. Valves & Sneakers
4. Kenwood
5. Two Systems
6. Greta
7. In Your Mind
8. Selection Sunday
9. Running
10. Tulips
11. Neon Keys
12. All I Know
13. There, the Morning Light

The man behind TDEL2, Tony DeLuca has released his debut full-length album Barnegat last month, which offers 13 tracks of beautifully-complex melodies, mixing acoustic with electronic elements with, on occasions, feather-light vocals.

Although Barnegat is an electronic indie rock production, I couldn’t help notice a hint of perhaps 80’s pop chucked in there, which kind of remind me of A-HA, NEW ORDER and DURAN DURAN rolled into one.

Barnegat starts off easing into the pleasantly-light/feel-good Counting Trees and & USBs and the equally fresh Fearless Youth, where the occasional crisp, A-HA-esque vocals floats throughout these songs. The album also features instrumental tracks Kenwood (where you’re greeted with the lo-fi melody then suddenly hit with the raging guitars); electro pop, Two Systems, Greta and In Your Mind. I felt these tracks would benefit from that refreshingly light vocals featured in Counting Trees & USBs and Fearless Youth.

Barnegat regained its high with 80’s inspired electro pop Running ( the crisp and now echoic vocals returns, which is much welcomed) and the dauntingly-light, attention-grabbing Neon Keys.

Overall Barnegat, makes pleasant listening. The album takes you on a rollercoaster journey with well produced, 80’s -influenced soothing mixture of high/low melodies.

To find out more about Tony DeLuca, take a trip to his website.

December 12, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: album review, All I Know, Barnegat, Counting Tress and USBs Fearless Youth, electro pop, electro rock, Greta, In Your Mind, Kenwood, Neon Keys, Running, Selection Sunday, TDEL2, the morning Light, There, Tony DeLuca, Tulips, Two Systems, US electro pop artists, US electro rock, US electro rock artists, us music, Valves & Sneakers Leave a comment

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