With their first single from the upcoming EP 'Starvin Hagler', G Fam Black and Flu bring you their first single 'Hagler Hearns'. 

Mixed by Tali Rodriguez

G Fam Black x Flu - Hagler Hearns

[HOOK]

Showed up to a pickup game of flag football,
Just here to play, no real skin in the game—
How’s that sound to y’all?
“Great.” “Wonderful.” “Yes, let’s do it!”
First kickoff, bombs start to fall.

[VERSE 1 — ROLL CALL]

Rothschild,
Sick enterprise, inciting violence,
Funding both sides,
Don’t matter who wins—
Interest rate make sure no one survives.

Rockefeller,
Played Monopoly, became the winner,
Never realized the whole game
Was criticism and satire—
Nothing thrives, everything dies
In an empire.

All these Machiavellians
Indistinguishable from demons,
Spawning hellions—
Feel like I showed up to a pickup game
Of flag football,
Just here to play, no real skin in the game,
How’s that sound to y’all?
“Great.” “Wonderful.” “Yes, let’s do it!”
First kickoff, bombs start to fall.

[VERSE 2 — THE GAME]

Land mines tripped, stripping half the field,
Bought the referee, the stadium,
The emergency services—corporate shields.
Shoulda been smarter, too soft,
Name of the game: win at all costs.

Good ol’ boys, action more like pussy cats,
Calling it intellect but ain’t no intersect—
Just hiding, stabbing backs.
Tossed you the pigskin,
Nearly took off your head,
Started crying like a bitch,
Nuked the whole field,
Collected insurance on that.

What a fucking joke.

[VERSE 3 — BLOODLINES]

Old money families, trace it back,
Claiming divine mandate—
Trail only got hoof prints,
I think you’ve been had.
So evil, so cold,
Everybody calling you reptiles,
Metaphorically that holds—
Look more like toads to me,
Old and ugly, black magic, living slimy.

Seconds institutions
That subsidize off the suffering
Of your lost child.
They say you might just go insane
If they revealed the truth—

[VERSE 4 — THE DOOR]

Got interdimensional beings
Creeping through the lesions
You dissociate through,
Door opens both ways—
Spirit leaves, something comes in,
Wearing your face, speaking your language,
But the eyes went thin.

You called it divine right,
I call it possession with a pension,
Bloodline tradition
Of inviting in the thing
You should’ve never given permission.

Every ritual, every sacrifice, every pact—
You thought you were summoning power,
Power was summoning you back.
Leash so old you forgot who’s holding it,
Centuries of control
And you still think you’re the one controlling shit?

[VERSE 5 — THE ROAST]

So let me get this straight—
You sold your soul at a rate
Negotiated in 1397,
No notary, no witness,
Called it a divine mandate,
Fine print reads: everything, for all time,
No matter what—

And you thought that was a good deal?

Exposed to the sun you start to peel,
All that old money, old magic, old blood—
Can’t buy a thing that’s real.
Can’t grow a thing that’s real.
Can’t feel a thing that’s real.

Hoarded the whole board,
Bought every square,
Monopoly man with a top hat
And nothing under there.
You won the game, congratulations—
Forgot the part where
The box goes back on the shelf
And nobody cares.

[HOOK — REPRISE]

Showed up to a pickup game of flag football,
Just here to play, no real skin in the game—
Turns out they rigged it all.
“Great.” “Wonderful.” “Yes, let’s do it!”
First kickoff, bombs start to fall—
And they collecting insurance
On every single one of y’all.

[OUTRO]

What a fucking joke.
Old money, new demons, same smoke.
Generational curse calling itself a blessing,
Whole dynasty built on a hoax—
And the punchline?
They still think they wrote the joke.

Flag Football

vessel (prod. ALEXVNDER)

Jesus isn't the only one celebrating his born day.  Rogue Venom blesses y'all with some new sh*t and links up with Planet Asia and DirtyDiggs to bring you "Brinks Trucks", which comes of her collaborative EP with diggs called "Death to the Fake Shit".

Rogue Venom - Brink Trucks Ft. Planet Asia prod. by DirtyDiggs

Premiered at XXL - http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2017/04/wise-intelligent-gensu-dean-amen/

iTunes - https://tinyurl.com/mqugfsm

Bandcamp - https://tinyurl.com/kgt5r8m

From the upcoming album Game of Death...

Wise Intelligent is one of the original founders of Conscious Hiphop, on the mantle alongside of Public Enemy, Mos Def & Lauryn Hill.  As a founding member of the classic group Poor Righteous Teachers, he landed a gold album with his debut and ended up selling 2 million plus records between 1989-1996. Add to that being named Top 50 most-slept on emcees of all-time by Complex magazine, a Top 100 Albums of All-Time placement by The Source, and a #5 most-underrated emcee award from About.com and you have the understanding of where many of today’s emcees styles come from. But more importantly were the terms upon which Wise Intelligent laid his foundation: Principle above profit, community over self.  Wise Intelligent is one of the premiere voices for Black consciousness in music today. 
 
Enter Gensu Dean.  Currently based in Austin, Texas, the analog producer has laid rock solid sonic foundations for everyone from Grammy award winner and friend David Banner to Cali-agent Planet Asia.  Add a host of Hiphop who’s whos like Large Professor, CL Smooth, Ol Dirty Bastard, Roc Marciano, Denmark Vessey, Homeboy Sandman, Diamond D, and to Shady Records signee Conway The Machine into Dean’s production credits and you’ll start to get the picture.  His sound is analog, ranging from MPC3000 to SP1200. Gensu is a one of a kind, back to basics, head nodding, beat making, smash mouth producer with as many chambers as Khufu at Cheops.
 
Now the two legends have teamed up in Atlanta to record a new album together over the past 6 months.  From there Gensu brought the record home to Austin for some preliminary mixing, then flew out to the equally legendary DITC Studios in the Bronx to mix the record with Parks.   After a quick flight back to Texas and sessions with Jimi Bowman at Klearlight studios in Dallas, the masters were complete and a new project ready for the masses: “Game of Death.”
 
Rooted in Universal Science, the album takes dead aim at mediocre, dumbed down, manufactured rap while treating Music as the weapon it is.  This is cultural warfare bridging the gap from Roxanne & Biz Markie to Jay Electronica & Erykah Badu.  Bending time & space, Gensu & Wise take listeners through history with amazingly wide-eyed clarity. With statements as straight-forward as “Your shit aint Hiphop if it’s corporate” there is no missing the message of self-determination.  This is the type of liberation that starts with your mind and is more about what you shed than what you add on. Somebody say Amen.

Game of Death

Amen

Gensu Dean & Wise Intelligent - Amen

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2nd release from iamt2 music
from a album dropping in Feb

No Comp featuring Rim x Eddie Kaine x K. Burns

Out now ☛ smarturl.it/86witness

Available in a limited magenta/black swirl vinyl, CD with bonus content, and various merch bundles as a dual-label release via Coalmine Records and Duck Down Music. The album also includes additional guest features from Rock, Quelle Chris, Illa Ghee, Elucid, Caste, Zilla Rocca, Reef the Lost Cauze, DJ Revolution and more.

86 Witness

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This is a song about a Women who did me dirty back in 2012. This was recorded in 2012 but the beat was remade by Wildelux who looped a record I wanted sampled.
For all those who have been done dirty by somebody in a relationship....
This is extremely explicit and pertains to only one Women back in 2012.

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