London rapper ICIE laid his cards on the table and reveals his private conversations with the big man above about his daily struggles through the brutally frank freestyle…check it out!
Honest To God is now available as a free download via SoundCloud.
Following the hard lick of track, We Run This, Sheffield hip-hop upriser J.KAS comes back twice as bold, determined to get his flawless flow heard through this latest effort, Rich & Famous, the first release from his EP The Honetown, out 3rd February – look out for it.
For now, take time out for this talented hustler and listen to Rich & Famous.
South-London ‘rap philosopher’ BENJAMIN AD released his brand new single, Mandatory Mantra on Friday.
The track is accompanied by a short-style visual, acting as a pseudo-diary entry to his world and serve to further illustrate the reality in his music. Directed by Lozcast, features BENJAMIN AD delivering his lyrics in a raw freestyle, highlighting the poignancy of the lyrics as a Mantra. Check out the visual here.
Mandatory Mantra is the second installment in a series of his monthly tracks. The previous installment, Come My Way, was praised by Red Bull UK.
Houston emcee ELIOT NESS is getting ready to drop his latest release Small Time featuring Willie D and Scarface plus Daz Dillinger from The Dogg Pound. The single will be available from this Friday on iTunes.
Self-proclaimed ‘rhythmic philosopher’ BENJAMIN AD shares more of his alternative hip-hop beats with the first in a series of monthly singles, Come My Way, set for release on 6th November.
The poignant yet catchy track (produced by critically acclaimed Junia T, who worked with Benjamin on his debut acclaimed release, Monster’s Ball) details the difficulties the South London rapper has encountered on his musical journey and the “mental demons” that have followed him.
Benjamin explains: “This track is about needing to grow constantly, summarising the whole life process with ‘we’re all children no matter how old’. I feel no matter what age we’re at we have growing to do, learning to do, regardless of our social/societal standing.”
Go on, check out Come My Way.
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