His full-length mixtape, Arcadia, may have received the Album of the Week title from NEW LEASE MUSIC, but producer DIZZY RAMBUNCTIOUS isn’t slowing down for no one and continues to shoot out a string of instrumental tracks, which include the seriously dope Mind Reader…
Don’t let his hard work go to waste…better check it out!
Today’s too-cool-for-school dish of the day comes in the form of On the Vibe from Virginia’s slick emcees SKYE THE KING & TRILLA T. The single is the first release of their LP The RedEye, released in September.
Since the release of the LP, the duo have developed a large amount of buzz around their names, earning them a string of live performances at various local night clubs.
They’re now working on individual projects as well as on the collaborative effort, the RedEye 2 LP…be sure to look out for that…now for now, hit the play button on On The Vibe.
Continuing the beautifully-raw/spoken word combo, displayed in his previous reflective effort, Who Am I?, KING DICE O dropped his latest single – this time in the form of a thought-provoking, bitter-sweet love letter. This offering is too good to pass up…have a listen.
Why Do I Hurt You? is from his Forthcoming LP, Who Am I?
Australian rapper MILES GLYPERS unveiled his latest track, Dollar and a Dream, taken from the new EP, Third World Child.
In the four-minute smooth offering, Miles – originally from Ivory Coast – questions the real definition of the word home, a question prompted from his nomadic life as a youngster. The alternative hip-hopper moved to Sydney with his family at the age of 11, after living in the New Guinea for a short while.
Just under two years ago, he released his debut mixtape Twisted Youth including the singles They are Free, Out of Time and Lake House, which were supported online by Noisey and i-D. He was also hailed ‘one to watch’ by Complex and is currently Sampa the Great’s favourite up & coming artist.
Check out Dollar And A Dream, available now on iTunes.
After four months releasing his EP Life’s Got You Riveted ( once voted Album of the Week by NEW LEASE MUSIC) OLOFF rounds off the year with his 15-piece album, Staring Into Space, released last month.
The latest project predominantly includes three-minute bursts of his old instrumental recordings dating back to 2012, where this young artist put his smooth spin on vintage/Slum Village-esque hip-hop. This guy is cut from a different cloth; he’s worth a trial – check him out!
Must Listens: Never Was Feeling Poorly, DECRACS, Someone Took.
