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"A playlist of some artists i discovered during the previous month, it's often new songs but sometimes not 'cause i discovered them a bit after they published their song, or it was artists i already knew."

Hip Hop R&B Jazzy Soul Peregrinations November 2024 #90

Grafh - Don’t Front (How Many MC’s Freestyle)

Do Dis 4 Dilla!

Forgive Me Father

DIRTWAVE, VOL. 2

Honourable Activities (feat. Eto)

Nintindo Soul

Love (Crenshaw Mix)

Long Way Home

Judas

6. Double Up - Lloyd Banks.mp3

Hello Miss Johnson

PAPITAS 2

EXPERIMENTRO

Stream / DL Farma G's 'In Between The Lines': https://bfan.link/farma-g-in-here-come-the-gods

UK rap Royalty Farma G continues to ascend on new single ‘Here Comes The Gods’.

When it feels like nobody cares anymore, When you’re feeling lost or empty and the juices have run dry; be still, silent and calm, the creativity of the universe will find its way to you. Today’s art is often forced and constructed in a Frankenstein like fashion, purity within our art form has been compromised and left out to dry while the money making machines homogenises everything within reach. ‘Here Comes The Gods’ is a show of power and strength…

Littered with nostalgic references that gently reassure the listener, ‘Here Comes The Gods’ hits two-fold with Farma’s bars expertly soundtracked by Farma’s own production, the legendary UK rapper finding comfort in the fact that he is both architect and engineer on this future classic. As Farma explains…

“This one is about letting the gods, universe, super powers…run through you.”

How To Kill A Butterfly

Here Come The Gods

Gifted

DON'T FRONT

Muddy Waters Too

Lalala

Hello, Hi

Food From the Gods

Talcum

CJ FLY - HIYU Freestyle (Daylyt & Ray Vaughn Response)

Seance

Wars & Rumors of Wars (Freestyle)

Grafh, born Philip Bernard, hails from Jamaica, Queens, New York. He made a name for himself on the mixtape circuit, where he garnered early support from influential mix-show DJ’s in New York. His skill, charisma, honesty, and determination were so obvious that he generated a buzz nationwide and attracted the attention of the major labels. Even in the early stages of his career, Grafh was being heralded as the “Black Eminem.” Although he’s remained independent, Grafh has had distribution deals with Sony, Rocafella Records, and E1 Music (formerly Koch). He released a substantial collection of mixtapes and a street album, Autografh, to critical acclaim.

Despite having yet to release a studio album, support for Grafh and his music has been overwhelming – both among fans and within the music industry. His songs have been featured on HBO’s Entourage, Fox’s Meth and Red, BET’s Ultimate Hustler and in a number of video games, including EA Sport’s NFL Streets, Saint’s Row, and 25 to Life.  Grafh has also been heavily supported by his peers, including Drake, Wiz Khalifa, Raekwon, Bun B, Jim Jones, Busta Rhymes, Waka Flocka, and many others. Grafh was surprised, however, when actor Shia LaBeouf said he was “really, really, really good” in a late-night TV interview with Carson Daly. This sense of appreciation has motivated Grafh to stay true to his fans while touring and releasing new music online via his official website, GrafhOnline.com. He has also built a strong following on Twitter, where he applies an entertaining combination of sharp humor and brutal honesty to everyday life.

 Grafh is currently focused on completing his new project Pain Killers: Reloaded. The first single off of the release is "Magic Like Disney World" featuring his child hood friend Shalone. The project also features Jadakiss, Bun B, Chris Webby, Jarren Benton Styles P and Sheek Louch.  Over the last year, Grafh has built a creative team of young, talented people that are working with him toward the project’s release. He has redefined his sound – drawing inspiration from multiple genres – and has made a concerted effort to be more emotionally candid. The result has been the best music of Grafh’s career, with more songs still to record. With this album, Grafh hopes to prove that he’s more than just raw talent. He has set out to challenge the labels that have been put on him as an artist – to push his own boundaries musically, lyrically, and visually. Just as he did at the start of his career, Grafh plans to let the music speak for itself.