Alaska, Alex Ludovico & Jason Griff drops ‘Yesterday’s Weirdness is Tomorrow’s Reason Why’ EP

As previously teased with the release of two singles, ‘Vanity Plates (Remix)’ and ‘This is Fine Meme,’ Alaska, Alex Ludovico and Jason Griff have unleashed their latest EP ‘Yesterday’s Weirdness is Tomorrow’s Reason Why’.

The EP is a collection of five collaborative songs that belong on everyone’s Summer bangers playlists. From the heavy hitting bass and distorted hooks on ‘On the Lam’ to the cautionary tales of excessive reminiscing on ‘Nostalgia,’ this EP flexes numerous styles but never once feels inconsistent. Even the closing song ‘Maybe Tomorrow,’ while bordering on being an emotional ballad, serves as a perfect nightcap to a wild adventure brought forth by the previous four songs.

Check out ‘Yesterday’s Weirdness is Tomorrow’s Reason Why’ EP below…

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Must Listens: This Is Meme, On the Lam

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Jason Griff circles back and drop ‘Vanity Plates’ remix ft. Alaska, Alex Ludovico, Yak Ballz, Rob Sonic, 7×3=12 & Defcee

Back in May, rapper ALASKA & producer JASON GRIFF dropped their ‘Gerasco’ EP, and among the many standout songs was ‘Vanity Plates’ featuring Alex Ludovico. The song immediately caught the attention of fellow former Def Jux labelmate Yak Ballz, who asked for the instrumental to rap on – maybe just for the fun of it. However, moments like that are what get the wheels of creativity spinning – inspiring Alaska and Griff to bring back Ludovico with a fresh verse and join a murderer’s row of artists to lace the song with their own bars. Also joining them is Rob Sonic, 7×3=21 (AKA Kevin Beacham) and Defcee.

Hit play on this fresh joint below…

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Producer Jason Griff and rapper Rapswell drop brand new track, ‘Drop The Addy’

After sporadic collaborations on projects like ‘Fireside Chats 2’, NY-based lyricist RAPSWELL and Chicago producer JASON GRIFF have finally come together for a five-song EP full of high-energy, rebellious tracks aimed at both having fun and screaming “fuck the system” at the same time.

‘Drop the Addy’ is the second single for the EP and it’s a short burst of concentrated frustration and adrenaline directed towards the current state of America as Rapswell proclaims: “Fuck Elon and Donald son, it’s no time for subliminals, we don’t need a king, they gotta go- it’s that simple.” Griff’s production combines a fluttering flute loop with bouncy drums and thunderous bass, creating a soundscape for Rapswell to proclaim “Fuck the felon plus the punk, he’s just another giant cuck, I’m at the drive-in setting fire to some Cybertrucks.”

‘Drop the Addy’, along with their first single ‘Sissy Spacek’ feat. Jesse the Tree, is out now on all streaming platforms. The full EP ‘Heart of Gold’ will be released on 14th July.

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Producer Jason Griff returns with rapper Alaska for Gerasco EP

Following up on the wildly popular 2021 LP, Human Zoo and 2023 EP Pop Songs for the Apocalypse, JASON GRIFF and ALASKA have teamed up again, with five-song EP, ‘Gerasco’, out now across various music platforms.

The album title, Gerasco is a Greek word, meaning “to age or get old.” Rather than run from it, Alaska and Griff embrace the progression of time with open arms, sharing wisdom and lessons learned over the years in the form of banging beats and slick rhymes.

The EP features guest appearances from Alex Ludovico and Seth Bohn, as well as additional vocal contributions from Akrobatik, Zilla Rocca, Jesse the Tree and Nicey Most.

Why not check it out below…

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Must Listens: Lean in to the Curve, Loose Threads

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Stan Ipcus & Jason Griff team up to release Trifecta EP

Connected by mutual acquaintance Zilla Rocca and further strengthened by a love of basketball, JASON GRIFF and STAN IPCUS have released a new, three-song EP entitled ‘Trifecta’.

The EP features cuts from Marcus Pinn on ‘Stand Back’ and ‘Kiyan’ plus a back-and-forth collaboration with Zilla Rocca on ‘Pick and Roll’. Though only three songs running just over six minutes, the EP cuts right to the chase; Griff’s hard-hitting drums and sample chops are laced impeccably by Ipcus’ clever wordplay and boastful lyrics. The sound harkens back to classic boom-bap tracks without feeling dated or overly nostalgic.

All three songs have been featured in frequent rotation on Real Late with Rosenberg on Hot97, Rap is Outta Control on Shade45 Sirius XM, and more. Now it’s time for you to check out the mini fire set below…

Must Listen: Pick and Roll

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