East Coast rappers – Page 4

Song of the Day: My Girl – Rose Rome

Check this hot track out – My Girl by ROSE ROME. Track is from his upcoming mixtape Take This Serious.

If you’re familiar with this slick New York rapper, then you know of the highly popular track What’s the Word ft UNCLE MURDA. Since then he’s been churning out singles from his mixtape, including My Girl – this track has received heavy rotation on New York radio stations, Hot 97 and Power 105.

Before you leave this post, I urge you to sample this track, as this loved-up, old school hip hop and R&B production deserves the attention – so TAKE THIS SONG SERIOUS!

If you’re really feeling this track, you know what to do…head over to his SoundCloud page.

December 3, 2013December 18, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: East Coast hip hop, East Coast rappers, hip-hop, Hot 97, My Girl, New York hip hop artists, new york rappers, Power 105, RRome, Take This Serious mixtape, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, What's the Word ft UNCLE MURDA 1 Comment

Review: The Underdog 2- Kali Mac

1. Intro
2. Hello [Prod. By RidiQule]
3. Drake, Kendrick Or Cole [Prod. By Amazing Prophet]
4. Smoke Sum’n [Prod. By Mark Murrille]
5. Waiting [Prod. By W.N. Productions]
6. Obama (Interlude)
7. Dead Presidents
8. Before I Die
9. All We Got (Ft. Chris Adams) [Prod. By J-Koncerto]
10. Last Breath [Prod. By DA]
11. Goodbye (Look What You’ve Done Part ll) [Prod. By DJ Raw]
12. The Underdog [Prod. By Right Beat Radio]
13. Outro [Prod. By Don Cannon]

Long Island rapper KALI MAC is more than ready to show his worth in the hip hop game – to his haters (and put the island on the map – his words!) – through his latest mixtape, The Underdog 2, released earlier this month.

This 13 track production features the beat-swinging Hello, the perfect introduction to what this upriser is made of. It gets better with super smooth track Smoke Sum’n where his slow-motion, doped up raps speeds up at a switch of a light. This laid back/sped up raps continues (coupled with determined lyrics) in another equally super smooth angelic Before I Die– #mustlisten. The Underdog 2, hypes up with the electrifying track All We Got and returns to the smooth, old school/kick-off-your-shoes-and-relax-your-feet beats with the track Last Breath.

With this mixtape, KALI MAC shows that he’s no underdog – but that’s just my opinion. What you think? Well check out The Underdog 2 right here.

October 28, 2013December 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: All We Got (Ft. Chris Adams) [Prod. By J-Koncerto], Barack Obama, Before I Die, Chris Adams, DatPiff mixtapes, Dead Presidents, Drake, East Coast rappers, free mixtapes, Goodbye (Look What You've Done Part ll) [Prod. By DJ Raw], Hello [Prod. By RidiQule], hip-hop, Kali Mac, Kendrick Or Cole [Prod. By Amazing Prophet], Last Breath [Prod. By DA], Long Island, New York Hip hop, New York hip hop artists, new york rappers, Obama, Obama (Interlude), Smoke Sum'n [Prod. By Mark Murrille], The Underdog 2, The Underdog [Prod. By Right Beat Radio], United States, US hip hop, Us hip hop rappers, US hip-hop artists, us music, Waiting [Prod. By W.N. Productions] Leave a comment

Star Song: Just Lose – Zeno The Ruler

Today’s song is Just Lose by Brooklyn-born rapper ZENO THE RULER. Track is coming from her mixtape #FuckDatDoe released in August.

Hailing TUPAC, LAUREN HILL and OUTKAST as her biggest influence, ZENO THE RULER – formerly known as Xplo-sev- started her music career at 15. Her laid-back flow and clever, thought-provoking and (at times) I-don’t-give-a-f*** wordplay earned her record deals with indie labels Ironfist Ent. & Money Hunters LLC in Queens NY. She went on to feature on a number of mixtapes, including American Idol hosted by DJ Snakeeyes, Sin City by Big City Productions hosted by DJ Kay Slay and 5 Deadly Venoms hosted by DJ Pimpsun. In the height of summer, she released her single Don’t Do It, which received raving reviews across the net –no doubt her mixtape #FuckDatDoe will continue to fuel the success.

Just have a listen to Just Lose – as you get to witness this hip-hopper’s laid back raps that effortlessly cruise across the silky smooth and well-produced production – CHECK IT!

If you’re feeling Just Lose, it’s worth checking out the mixtape here – because this is one HOT rapper!

October 16, 2013October 15, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: #FuckDatDoe, 5 Deadly Venoms mixtape, American Idol mixtape, Big City Productions, Brooklyn, Brooklyn rapper, DJ Kay Slay, DJ Pimpsun, DJ Snakeeyes, Don't Do It, East Coast rappers, Ironfist Ent., Just Lose, LAUREN HILL, Mixtape, Money Hunters LLC, New York, New York Hip hop, New York hip hop artists, new york rappers, Outkast, Sin City, TUPAC, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, Xplo-sev, ZENO THE RULER 3 Comments

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

Star Song: Never Stop – Liquor Store Bandits

Today’s song is Never Stop by LIQUOR STORE BANDITS.

The head of LIQUOR STORE BANDITS ship Mario was featured on NEW LEASE MUSIC last month with the standout track Buried Alive. Now he’s back with female’s answer to THE NEPTUNES KIN4LIFE, hot underground hip hop group PALEFACE JUNKIES and DJ SOMAR for another in-your- face production.

Take a listen to Never Stop. If you’re a fan of LIQUOR STORE BANDITS then you know to expect their electrifying fusion of rock and hip hop. If you’re new to this, don’t leave this post until you listen to the explosive track – it’s definitely something to experience!

To find out more about the rap duo KIN4LIFE visit their website
To find out more about PALEFACE JUNKIES head over to their SoundCloud page
To check DJ SOMAR tracks, head right here

October 9, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: Buried Alive, Disc jockey, DJ SOMAR, East Coast hip hop, East Coast rappers, hip-hop, Kin4Life, Liquor Store Bandits, Mario, Never Stop, Paleface Junkies, single, soundcloud, The Neptunes, Underground hip hop, US hip hop, US hip hop band, us music 4 Comments

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