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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

Review: Boy Meets World – CoryLz

1. Look of Love
2. Bank
3. Melody Rapture
4. Flexxin
5. Alphabet Soup
6. Bars
7. Expressed Regrets
8. Commence
9. Mash Potatoes
10. F tha BS
11. Blake Griffen
12. Unread Letter
13. Oh God
14. YBH
15. Sheet Rock Soul

At the age of 22, Cory L. Houston – aka CORYLZ– already has a collection of mixtapes under his belt.

Exposed to different types of music from a very young age, this Tennessee rapper chose hip hop as ‘a main musical style of expression.’ But it wasn’t until he showcased his talent at a local party in 2005 that he was more than serious in becoming a hip-hop artist.

Without further adieu, he churned out eight mixtapes: Starlight (2005) Deep Boyz Anthem (2006); Liven Dead (2007); Era 21 (2008); Real World (2009); Heartless (2012); Cold Hearted (2012) and more recently Boy Meets World (2013)

Released last month, Boy Meets World feature some serious super raw/rough sex lyrics with smoother-than-chocolate/after hours beats – just have a listen to Melody Rapture and Mash Potatoes. I have to say that Boy meets World is not all about raw/rough sex lyrics, as the mixtape also shows a vulnerable side to the rapper. This upriser delivers his spoken word/baby-i’m- so-into-you raps in the angelic, super smooth Look of Love. Unread Letter shows his hurt he suffered from his lover over that super smooth drive. His on-pint spoken word raps returns in the heartfelt track Sheet Rock Soul which gives an insight of this young rapper’s rough upbringing and problems he had encountered in his short life.

CORYLZ hopes that his talent would one day gain interest beyond his hometown. After listening to the mixtape, I think that time is coming real soon for this hot hip hopper. Check out Boy Meets World here.

October 8, 2013October 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Alphabet Soup, Bank, Bars, Blake Griffen, Boy Meets World, Cold Hearted, Commence, Cory L. Houston, CORYLZ, DatPiff mixtapes, Deep Boyz Anthem, Era 21, Expressed Regrets, F tha BS, Flexxin, Heartless, hip-hop, Liven Dead, Look of Love, Mash Potatoes, Melody Rapture, Oh God, Real World, Sheet Rock Soul, Starlight, Tennessee hip hop, Tennessee Hip hop artists, Tennessee rappers, Unread Letter, US hip hop, us music, us rappers, YBH Leave a comment

Star Song: Millionaire – Two4One

Check out today’s song, Millionaire by TWO4ONE. This track is coming from their album Bargain Basement Shit, released in March.

TWO4ONE consists of Dutch Young ( described as The, Man, The Myth and The Legend) and Belligerent. Together these hip hop duo bring to the table the fashion forward beats with lyrics that’s relatable and definitely speak to your soul. Within a year, the combination of head-rolling beats and clever but hard-hitting wordplay took these guys from small bars in their hometown Missouri to the airwaves in Alaska.

Well have a listen to Millionaire, as this track just displays that these guys are steadily going places. With laid back raps that grooves with the smooth, easy-cruising bassline, it won’t be surprising that they will go way beyond the Alaska airwaves in no time.

So if you’re digging this track, head over to their Bandcamp page and check out the album.

October 7, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: Alaska, Album, Bandcamp, Bargain Basement Shit, Belligerent, Dutch Young, Hip hop music, Millionaire, Missouri, Missouri hip hop artists, Missouri rappers, Two4One, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers Leave a comment

Review: The Artist – Brad

1.Pray
2. U.O.E.N.O Freestyle
3. Under Control
4. Get Your Freak On Freestyle
5. Practice
6. Blessed
7. Too Alive
8. BRAD City
9. No Church In the Wild
10. R.I.P Freestyle
11. Train Freestyle

Timmal Bradford aka BRAD is more than determined to break the mould of traditional hip-hop influences though his mixtape The Artist, released last month.

If you’re unfamiliar with this Mississippi-bred rapper expect original and witty wordplay with rollercoaster raps that dip and grooves into an assortment of sit-up-and-take-note beats.

This 11 track mixtape features some seriously easy cursing productions: Pray, Under Control and Practice. With these tracks, this guy confidently raps that he’s a cut above the rest. The Artist heats up with Get Your Freak On Freestyle and BRAD City, where his rollercoaster freestyling is really evident. But the hot tracks of the mixtape have got to be the super smooth Too Alive, Train Freestyle and the funky R.I.P Freestyle.

I have to be honestly here: time after time I’ve heard rappers go on about how they’re the next best thing– but in reality they don’t cut the mustard. BRAD is different, as The Artist mixtape just proves that this guy is the ‘Mozart of hip-hop’ and is definitely staying in the hip hop game for a long while – CHECK IT OUT here (highly recommended)

October 2, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Blessed, BRAD, BRAD City, DatPiff, DatPiff mixtapes, free mixtapes, Get Your Freak On Freestyle, Hip hop music, Mississippi, Mississippi hip hop, Mississippi hip hop artist, Mississippi rappers, Mixtape, Mixtape review, No Church In the Wild, Practice, Pray, R.I.P Freestyle, The Artist, Timmal Bradford, Too Alive, Train Freestyle, U.O.E.N.O Freestyle, Under Control, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers Leave a comment

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