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“Tales from My Hood” Prod. by DJ Battlecat Marks Kurupt’s Return to Death Row Records After Over 2 Decades (Album Review)

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Kurupt is a 53 year old MC, songwriter, actor & occasional producer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who relocated to Hawthorne, California to comprise 1/2 of Tha Dogg Pound with Daz Dillinger. He eventually made his double solo debut  Kuruption! under A&M Records almost 3 decades earlier, following it up with a widely praised sophomore effort  Tha Streetz Iz a Mutha &  Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey  until dropping  Against tha Grain  through Death Row Records in tandem with MNRK Music Group to mixed reception.  Same Day, Different Shit  produced by Daz & his previous full-length  Streetlights  each left audiences further divided even if the latter helped launch Young Gotti’s own imprint Penagon Records, remaining on Tha Row now distributed by gamma. following Daz’s departure to have DJ Battlecat solely produce his 7th studio LP. After the intro, Snea...

“Brabus & Lorinsers” Briefly Mixes Ramirez’ Styles Old & New (EP Review)

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San Francisco, California emcee Ramirez ending the month with his 13th extended play. Emerging as a longtime affiliate of the $uicideboy$, he would go on to co-found to the New Orleans-based indie label G*59 Record$ with them & build himself as an artist by dropping 8 mixtapes along with his last dozen EPs & 5 full-lengths.  Tha Playa$ Manual  was his best LP yet with it’s g-funk production from Rocci, coming off the sequel under his newly formed EMPIRE Distribution imprint Velvet Note Records nearly 13 months earlier following his amicable G*59 departure to drop  Brabus & Lorinsers . “Gran Turismo” begins with this smooth west coast intro rapping about the only thing that stays on his mind is making money whereas “Hacienda” takes a more spacious route instrumentally & getting significantly melodic in terms of performance, exploring his range for an R&B slow jam. “The Harvest” featuring Boldy James finds the ...

[THROWBACK THURSDAY] Styles P x Tha Eastsidaz - Eastside Ryders (2001)

crazy song. the beat is so reminisces of that era. styles p always comes through and the collab was definitely not something i expected at the time. submitted by /u/isolated_808 [link] [comments] Be noted that [THROWBACK THURSDAY] Styles P x Tha Eastsidaz - Eastside Ryders (2001) is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .

[FRESH] Johnny Venus (of EARTHGANG) - PORSCHE 911

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Young Gunz - Don’t Stop

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Coi Leray, Eladio Carreòn - Outside

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“Price of Pain” Prod. by Harry Fraud is the Greatest Dave East Has Sounded Since Leaving Def Jam (Album Review)

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Harlem, New York emcee  Dave East  reuniting with Harry Fraud  for his 6th solo LP. Breaking out in 2014 off his 8th mixtape  Black Rose , this resulted in the man signing a joint deal with Def Jam Recordings & even  Nas ’ independently owned  Mass Appeal Records as well as a spot in the iconic 2016 XXL Freshman Class. However, his full-length debut  Survival  wouldn’t come out until 3 years later & was very disappointing in the sense that he tried appealing to a more mainstream audience that just didn’t exist. The sophomore effort  Hoffa  proved to be better as did his final Def Jam offering  Fortune Favors the Bold  &  APT 6E  produced by  Mike & Keys  marked a return to his independent roots, coming off the araabMUZIK -produced  Living Proof  so he can break down the  Price of Pain . “Papaya Juice” opens up with this soulful intro talking about not wanting to ...