us rappers – Page 4 – New Lease Music

Review: Lingo Crazy – TwanDoe

1. Powermove ft. Slim Kushy
2. No Need To Brag ft. Roro
3. Michael Jordan ft. Slim Kushy
4. The Truth ft. King Pimpin
5. Waffle House ft. Juice, Kushy Slim
6. Pop That Pussy 4 Me ft. Dneak, Slimy Kushy
7. Bands Just To Blow ft. Roro, Slimy Kushy
8. Sucka Free ft. Slim Kushy
9. I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez ft. Yung West, Slim Kushy
10. 100 Bandz ft. King Pimpin
11. My City ft. Roro
12. Back To The Basics
13. My Choppa Speaks ft. Slim Kushy
14. Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes ft. Block
15. Today Is A Good Day ft. Slim Kushy
16. Outro

TWANDOE is the next best thing with his label Serve Camp Entertainment. Taking underground hip hop by storm, he uses heavenly laid back, car hopping beats with (at times) electric-effect raps. Electronic-effects raps? Well have a listen to his 16-track mixtape, Lingo Crazy, released this month.

Such electronic raps, are featured in Back To The Basics, Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes and Today Is A Good Day. These tracks feature angelic/heavenly melodies and with the full-bodied and rough raps, somehow they all make good listening.

I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez is definitely the one to listen, as this smooth spaced out production features layers upon layers of awkward, slightly-out-of-time raps in the chorus. This track just shows why he’s such a big hit in the underground hip hop scene.

To check out Lingo Crazy, head right here

October 21, 2013October 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: 100 Bandz ft. King Pimpin, Back To The Basics, Bands Just To Blow ft. Roro, Block, DatPiff, DatPiff mixtapes, Dneak, I Neva Fuk Wit Lamez ft. Yung West, Juice, King Pimpin, Kushy Slim, Lingo Crazy, Michael Jordan, Michael Jordan ft. Slim Kushy, My Choppa Speaks ft. Slim Kushy, My City ft. Roro, No Need To Brag ft. Roro, Pop That Pussy 4 Me ft. Dneak, Powermove ft. Slim Kushy, Roro, Serve Camp Entertainment, Silm Kushy, Slim Kushy, Slimy Kushy, Sucka Free ft. Slim Kushy, The Truth ft. King Pimpin, Today Is A Good Day ft. Slim Kushy, Trust No Nigga Trust No Hoes ft. Block, Twandoe, Underground hip hop, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, Waffle House ft. Juice, Yung West Leave a comment

Star Song: Core Audio – Dangerous Cats

Today’s song is Core Audio by underground hip hop act DANGEROUS CATS. The track is coming from their album latest album Age of Grimalkin.

These guys are the forerunners of alternative hip hop as they use crazy beats that you wouldn’t usually associate with hip hop – but it makes very intriguing listening. There are some seriously out-of-sight tracks on their latest album, but Core Audio made it to the star song hot spot, as it features an ultra soothing melody completed by some unreal freestyling – check it out.

If Core Audio is right up your street, you’ll definitely like Age of Grimalkin – pop over to their Bandcamp page and download the album for free.

October 20, 2013October 20, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: Age of Grimalkin, Album, Bandcamp, Core Audio, Dangerous Cats, hip-hop, US hip hop, US hip hop acts, us music, us rappers 1 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

Star Song: Teach Me – Tre’lb Chaser

Today’s song is Teach Me by TRE’LB CHASER.

Born in Norfolk, Virginia, TRE’LB CHASER – whose real name is Tre’shawn Antonio Belfield – gained his stage name as he’s known as Trey and pound (lb) is related to how good of a hustler he was. From the age of thirteen, he was involved in the streets and with FOUR near death experiences, he took a big step in changing his life. With the help of his uncle, he jump start his journey as a hip hop artist, creating music with substance that will touch people’s soul through sharing his life experiences.

So here’s the super smooth Teach Me– have a listen- and if you’re feeling this track (and it’s hard not to), there’s an assortment of tracks on his reverberation page – this guy needs the much-deserve attention, so check him out!

October 14, 2013October 13, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: hip-hop, reverberation, soundcloud, Teach Me, Tre'Lb Chaser, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, Virginia Hip hop, Virginia hop hip artists, Virginia rappers Leave a comment

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

	Tracey Dawkins on Song of the Day: Apart –…
	Alan Dreezer on Song of the Day: Apart –…
	Rebecca on Song of the Day: Serious…
	726sdf363 on Rapper JB Damesenjah drops alb…
	Tracey Dawkins on Fayme Rounds Up The Year With…