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July and August 2016

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Still love Her

From the forthcoming Gangsta Grillz Mixtape, "She Got Game" hosted by DJ Drama 8.20.13

Rapsody - Kingship (Produced by DJ Premier)

"Call It Home" is the first single taken from The Foreign Exchange's upcoming fourth album, <a href="http://www.theforeignexchangemusic.com/2013/07/the-foreign-exchange---love-in-flying-colors.php" target="_Blank">Love In Flying Colors</a>. The full single bundle is available for purchase on iTunes and Amazon now and includes the single mix and the instrumental version of "Call It Home" as well as non-album B-Side "Pity". Love In Flying Colors drops 9/24/13 on +FE Music 
<br /><br /><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Call-It-Home-Pity-Explicit/dp/B00EOO4RZW/ref=pd_rhf_dp_p_t_1_TEV2" target="_blank">Purchase on Amazon</a><br />
<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/call-it-home-pity-single/id691286188?uo=4&at=11l5Um" target="itunes_store">Purchase on iTunes</a>

Buy on iTunes

The Foreign Exchange - Call It Home / Pity

Specii - Necuvintele (instrumental 2008)

The original was too short at 1m45s so i extended it

Häzel feat Ebrahim - This Is Dope (Liferasta Extended Edit)

GIFT.MPC

No Flockin'

hope  ft.  Bryson McGee  prod. wun two

Martine Girault ‎- Can't Leave You Alone (Mix 1 Rap Edit)

LuniRMX

FSX-007:  SiR - Seven Sundays  album out now on CD & digital + pre-orders for vinyl: bit.ly/FSX-007

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/seven-sundays/id1018395688

Vocals & Lyrics by SiR, featuring Fat Ron
Produced by Knxwledge

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SiR "In The Sky" (feat. Fat Ron)

SUPER Dwav

OLLSK

From 'Always' [EP]

Lyrics

HOOK 
Maryland, yall got me cuz (Yeah!) 
Sub & The Stuy come rock with us (Yeah!) 
DC, yall got me cuz (Yeah!) 
HiPNOTT in the spot come rock w/ us (Yeah!) 
Eh, VA yall got me cuz (Yeah!) 
You know this joint ji crank come rock with us (Yeah!) 
Worldwide get live with us (Yeah!) 
Turn the volume way up come rock with us (Yeah!) 

VERSE 1 
Can't end before it begins 
No one does it alone and we too old to play pretend 
This is for my supporters fans family and friends 
Wifey for sticking by me like we was Siamese twins 
Last line was generic, my status ain’t that’s apparent 
Came up on the low like I be shopping in clearance 
And I do, ‘cause my biz more important than my appearance 
Shouldn’t judge by the cover but you can tell this shit serious! 
The past is always present in the future!!! 
I ain’t going nowhere but up 
Was naming your favorite rapper ‘fore you was lookin’em up 
Advising some legends ‘fore you acknowledge my presence 
Marathoning these sprinters while minimizing my effort 
Maximizing my gains a rapper thats gots some brains 
Flew my family out the country for $200 and some change 
I be stacking them miles I’m frequently on them fliers 
When you stay above the clouds it’s easy to take it higher 
Lets go... go... go... go... go... eh! 
Battle tested and approved 
Yall were bodied in your party, asphyxiated your crew 
Kinda shit we use do when dudes battled over rhythms 
Beatbox, lunch table or a trash radio system 
Handclaps, DJ... but eventually I moved on 
‘Cause unlike bammas nowadays I make pretty good songs 
I never shuck and jive for muthaphucas live 
I make the type of music that help people reconstruct their lives 
I know yall love right, so keep it on repeat... 
Still climbing like I don’t know a peak 
Flowing like you disabled, you sounding like you don’t know a beat 
Rockin the ark when paired with loops dirtier than Noah’s feet 
Couldn’t pay’em to notice me, now they pay ‘cause they know it’s me 
Heads turning like rotaries, knowin’ he's awesome totally 
Exes who still ain’t over me realigning their ovaries 
Respected globally, now they lovin me locally 
Urban legend, surely reppin MD you better know it, we here! 

BRIDGE (Wayna) 
How lucky to be 
Apart of legacy 
Now you can come with me 
And we could be... 
Legendary! 

VERSE 2 
These songs are one part of my legacy 
But time will tell what will come from these youngins that met me
Tan, yellow, white, red, ebony, armed with verbal weaponry 
Topple obstacles that stand between them and destiny 
Haters, fakers and shottas, light takers and coppers 
Who wanna eff up your chakras but don’t let none of that stop ya
Gotcha... 
Live our dreams while we’re awake now that’s the mantra 
When you carried the weight remember who was there to spot ya! 
(Keep pushing… from the top!) 

HOOK 
Wayna, you got me cuz (Yeah!) 
I appreciate you, Queen for rocking with us (Yeah!) 
Kokayi, you got me cuz (Yeah!) 
My brother from another mother be rockin’ w/ us (Yeah!) 
QN5, yall got me cuz (Yeah!) 
Still holding me down, they rockin’ with us (Yeah!) 
Worldwide get live with us (Yeah!) 
Let The Stuy take us home come ride with us! (Yeah!)

Lasting Impression (ft. Wayna) [Produced by Algorythm of The Stuyvesants]

From 'Always' [EP]

Lyrics

VERSE 1 
I can paint a picture with words or just brushes 
Make something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
Cutting up samples while keeping the bass pumping 
Nothing we can't handle I will have this place jumping 
Your tramp on lean, I'd rather have a queen 
Of course I am a king, so I can have a dream 
Or be your worst nightmare at war never fight fair 
If our freedom right there, take it by any means 
Learn PEACE from the Gods but still study violence 
Fight for my Serenity if anything challenge 
Write dope on a tightrope trying to find balance 
Build my skill with will plus talent 
Slanger of rhymes, training young minds 
Painter of the times, Maker of designs 
Sailor of the skies, pilot of the seas 
Baker of the pies, refiner of the dreams 

HOOK 
...I do it (do it) 
Black of all trades, I do it (do it) 
Put art on a page I do it (do it) 
I do it (do it), I do it (do it) 
Make something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it 
Make something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it 

VERSE 2 
Do it until it’s done and there ain’t nothin’ left to do 
Do it under the sun can tell you did it from your hue 
Doin’ it in the park after dark me & you 
Different type of vibe but I’mma work it ‘til it's thru 
I’m a mover and shaker, 
Up at dawn, stumble strong 
So my jaw stay about as smooth as sandpaper 
This is for the chance takers, villains gave us lemon 
Now we Lemonade makers, don't let any man break ya 
...We're def the most resilient yall seen bey 
He don't play but highly sought after as teammate 
Nothing I can't do, you should broaden your dreamscape 
Food for thought you should be consuming what we bake 
Teach, cook, write, love, speak good, fight, f**k 
Seek, look, eyes shut, we must rise up 
Often write rhymes, dark skin, bright mind 
Lost winds, fly blind, fortunes I find... 

HOOK 
...I do it (do it) 
Black of all trades, I do it (do it) 
Shackle my brain can’t do it (do it) 
Won’t do it (do it), can’t do it (do it), 
Made something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it 
Made something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it 

VERSE 3 
How you gonna tell me what I can’t do.. 
Sh*t… I probably did it first.. 
Ain’t nothin I can’t handle… 
...Sure as hell can’t do it worse 
So I’mma make it cooler. Add a little flavor 
Take us to the future. Be a little greater 
I ain’t scared to barter, skill more valuable than paper 
Work a little harder put it down and make’em pay up 
...I lay it down they tell me stay up 
Then every time I turn around they talking ‘bout a pay cut 
Trying to stop a baker who out here gettin his cake up 
Skills surpassing his peers, wondering why I bring race up 
Cuz average got us living under poverty lines 
And good’s only good enough part of the time 
...And great will make’em hate you from afar 
In the comment section like “Who these niggers think they are?” 

HOOK 
Black of all trades, I do it (do it) 
Carry the world’s weight I do it (do it) 
I’ll be damned if I can’t I do it (do it) 
I do it (do it), I do it (do it), 
Make something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it 
Make something out of nothing ain't nothing to make something 
If you want to do it... do it

Black Of All Trades  [Produced by Algorythm of The Stuyvesants]

From 'Always' [EP]

Lyrics

HOOK 
(Sample) 
If all these rappers are bossman 
All these rappers are bossman 
All these rappers are bossman 
All these rappers are bossman 
Tell me (Sample) Who doing the work? 
Tell me (Sample) Who doing the work? 
Tell me (Sample) Who doing the work? 
Tell me (Sample) Who doing the work? 

VERSE 1 (Substantial) 
Yall some underachievers, 
You’ll never be a boss or leader 
Competitor you’re hardly that either 
You’ll never be as hard as us creatures 
You’re messin with Gods of the speakers 
They sayin Oh My God he’s a genius 
How you gonna ball from the bleachers... 
Where I’m from they call that shit leachin’ 
Nobody working harder we beastin, 
This shit’ll put a pause on your breathing 
Somebody stick a folk in’em please and... 
Tell’em bring the coffin he’s leavin 
Can’t tell if he was coughing or queefin 
Ain’t built for this boy you’re a fetus 
Rippin’ shit apart at our event 
Like a bawse and applause isn’t need 
‘Cause we working day and night, on the low 
So it’s hard to stay in sight but you know that 
Behind the scenes, that I guide my team to realize our dreams and ignite 
The f-f-fire, desire climbing higher and higher 
I was rich even prior to turning sires to buyers 
You’s a customer not owner, 
Just a rustler not loaner 
Hold up, better own up, for you roll up 
And you get exposed as just a poser 
You’s a fraud, baby you ready or nah, 
We can see through the facade 
We goin hard, from our backyard to abroad 
On our job wherever we are! 

HOOK 

VERSE 2 (Tonedeff) 
Godammit, y’all out to lunch 
How in the fuck I expect that the job be done? 
Hired a bunch of impressionist, sloppy chumps 
Trying to stunt for the benefits, stocks and such 
Slip/fall for a settlement, a thousand bucks 
Ripped off, now they sweatin in a taco truck 
Brickwalled by their pettiness - and all for what? 
Shit nah - there ain’t anyone the boss of us 
What a conundrum, who’s left to be moppin up? 
Who in the f’s gonna fetch me a coffee cup? 
It’s obvious none of us wanna be stuck in the office 
but when I’m running biz independently - I’m the one 
in front of a monitor - the devil in me got me just 
Hunting for dollars, every penny is the god you trust 
I’m an autonomous executive - I call for cuts 
Of any incompetent secretaries - so y’all are fucked 
Pink slip… but they talking tough? And wanna don boxing gloves 
Bitch, you a mailroom clerk - so when the scale don’t work, you don’t box, you just box shit up 
Zip it! Ship it! Whip it, good! Devo! Nobody making a cent off Vevo - We don’t 
Give our money to Mr. Iovine, No, we keeping our c-notes, and build it up till the profits come 
Obnoxious to some, cause everybody hate they boss 
Yelling bout how to make they calls 
Telling em how their vacay’s off 
Venting ‘bout how their pay grade’s small 
Evidence of the game they lost, 
And the main is stage is ours, y’all are just bitter 
HR wanted a confidence builder, 
Fine, I’ma get Algo, then Kill drums with Sub - put em on a bill 
bottom line is we always deliver. Get up! 

HOOK

Always

Tony Stanza (ft. Tonedeff & Marcus D) [Produced by  Algorythm of The Stuyvesants]

From 'Always' [EP]

Lyrics

VERSE 1 (Substantial) 
I came into this world 
Same way I'm gonna leave it... alone. For what its worth 
Since birth... been bringing folks together for a common cause 
Not quite a bleeding heart no need to find a gauze 
Just tried to do what’s right ain’t gotta supply applause 
Just trying shed light on what they hide from us all 
Our origin story, many moments of glory 
Move forward, ain’t gotta be rewarded, the Lord has implored me 
Give’em what they need when they don’t even want it 
Keep on feedin’ souls but they don’t see they hungry 
Live a life worth remembering, the reaper’s coming 
But you’ll live forever though you might not reach your twenties 
Or your thirties, f*** a great depression 
You are worthy... of every single blessing 
Honestly, our own light is hard to see 
But every single star’s born to shine. Prophecy! 

HOOK (Fjer & Substantial) 
Always… always... 
Always… always… (Here) 
Always… always... 
Always… always... (I am here) 
Always… always... 
Always… always… (We are here) 
Always… always... 
I ain’t going nowhere… ever! 

VERSE 2 (Substantial) 
When she came into this world 
I knew I’d never leave her alone because this girl’s 
The greatest thing I created... lyrics, design or painting 
That ain’t up for debating. Look what sun maid and he raising her 
Right… so God forbid her brother man wrong her 
She roll with the struggle ‘til she come around stronger 
But her father taught her to never squander her honor 
If they don’t treat you as good or better than poppa don’t bother 
She see how I treat her mama. And before we shared that wedding cake 
I swear on my own mama you’re the best decision I ever made 
Look at what we made. On everything, I’m proud of us 
Best producer duo since The muthaphucin’ Stuyvesants 
Listen… This is parentin’ with a vision 
I swear a bit cuz that’s how Ms. Hill got us to listen 
So pardon me, busy raisin’ my colony 
This home that love built never falls, stands solidly 

HOOK 

BRIDGE (Substantial) 
Rain, sleet, hail, snow 
Will I retreat, hell no 
Can’t stop, must grow 
Won’t drop, never let go 
Rain, sleet, hail, snow 
Will I retreat, hell no 
Can’t stop, you must know… 
I ain’t going nowhere… ever 

VERSE 3 (Substantial) 
We came into this world 
With everything we need so we manage what it hurls 
Always and forever you’ll never get us to behave 
Scared to death of kings they’d rather my people be slaves 
So til hell freezes… I will resist… 
The call to hang it up as long as I am needed 
Silence your siren you woke up this giant from sleeping 
Fightin’ like we’re Tyson and titan mixed with a phoenix 

HOOK

Always (ft. Fjer) [Produced by Algorythm of The Stuyvesants]

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Aux Cord Approved

Produced by J-Gramm 
Co-Produced by: Rogét Chahayed & Karl Rubin

From my debut album, Big Baby D.R.A.M.:
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BROCCOLI feat. Lil Yachty (Prod By. J Gramm)

Happy 4th of July!

This song appears pn Skizz's Cruise Control album dropping July 29th, 2016...
Cruise Control CD available for purchase here: www.DifferentWorldsMusic.com

Buy on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cruise-control/id1119375310
Buy on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Cruise-Control-Skizz/dp/B01GGLZK1A
Buy on GooglePlay here: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Skizz_Cruise_Control?id=Bjeuzofhkmp4awtaedhw5h277he

Open Seas ft. Milano Constantine & O.C.

Ep "2016s" DROPS JULY 21ST!!! 
Here's Some Promo Fly Shit!! 
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https://twitter.com/DIRTDIGGS
https://twitter.com/KillerBen

Wave Walkin ft. Killer Ben (Prod. Dirty Diggs)

This is the first single from the album American Poets Presents Murderous Poetry Pt. 2 set to be released late 2016 or early 2017
credits
released July 4, 2016 
No Fly Zone 
Shield Enforcers feat KRS-One, Jus-P and Nova-Kane 
Produced By: Dr. G 
Mixed By: Deeskee
Buy Now https://protheleader.bandcamp.com/

The Shield Enforcers x Krs One - No fly zone (Produced by Dr G)

spotify

fickle flowers (prod. illiterate)

The Regiment have been around for over a decade in the rap game, so making changes and reinventing themselves comes with the territory. 2016 is no different... a new direction and a new single. From their forthcoming project New World Culture scheduled for completion later this year The Regiment releases their new single “One Step”. 

Produced by Newstalgia, "One Step" is not only a debut for the upcoming album, but also for the new creative direction and sound of The Regiment. After their last full release, Live From Coney Island, The Regiment have adapted their sound to a fully gospel inspired message. Since pushing the envelope is common place for the Detroit native MC’s we should expect this album to be no different; classic Hip Hop sound with heart touching lyrics and golden era production.

Secular or Gospel, we have come to expect an amazing message by practical means from The Regiment and it looks as if 2016 will be more of the same.  Moving forward, all new music from The Regiment will be available for FREE DOWNLOAD via their Bandcamp.  This decision was made in order to more easily spread their message while giving back to their fans. Grab the new single below!

https://theregimenthiphop.bandcamp.com/track/one-step

New World Culture

Free Download

The Regiment: One Step

If timing is everything then JSOUL and Wordsworth are right on schedule with their new single "Blame It On The Music", the title track to their upcoming album to be released September 23rd on HiPNOTT Records. "Blame It On The Music" has Wordsworth not accepting blame for the systems failures over an aggressive Hip-Hop/Funk infused track by HiPNOTT producer JSOUL. 

The eMC rhymesayer uses his bully pulpit to spit, “Police are steady hunting men/ your back they put a dozen in/ behind you running plates and they putting numbers in/ Suffering, Democrats, Republicans they governing/ Politicians not to help but for wealth they run again.” Highlighting societies insecurities and informing that the music won’t be a scapegoat. The only ones to blame for your speakers throbbing, head nodding, is this incredible music from JSOUL and Wordsworth.

When asked about the project, Wordsworth said, "Once I heard JSOUL's beats, the diversity caught my attention. Immediately my mind start racing with ideas and we started vibing to make something solid. We decided on the title 'Blame It On The Music' because it seems like the music is another excuse for society. Instead of a healthy dialogue just blame the culture of the youth." Wordsworth continued by mentioning, "HiPNOTT Records represents quality and integrity of music. It’s a home for artists and producers creativity but a movement of motivation."

You can hear the first single, "Blame It On The Music" now via Soundcloud and Bandcamp. Pre-orders are also available now on compact disc and mp3.

https://jsoulmusic.bandcamp.com/album/blame-it-on-the-music

Blame It On The Music

Wordsworth & JSOUL: Blame It On The Music

Life Is Good

The Don (Album Version (Edited))

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Kendrick Lamar - The Recipe feat. Dr. Dre

This is the final mix of my rap edit, the original version can be found on his Soulacoaster album out now

Soulpersona Feat Princess Freesia - Alright (Loose Ends Remix) Liferasta's Rap Edit

Chum

Earl Sweatshirt: Chum

Frank Ocean - "Super Rich Kids" (feat. Earl Sweatshirt)

HiPNOTT Records was founded in 2009 by hip hop blogger Kevin Nottingham (of KevinNottingham.com) in an effort to release good music by artists that deserve to be heard. This is the first instance of a hip hop blogger branching out to form an independent label.

HiPNOTT Records’ goal is to continuously build their artists’ resumes and consistently develop an image that hip hop will have no choice but to admire. With Kevin Nottingham at the helm, a man who certainly respects the past, present, and future of the genre, it is hard to deny the capability of reaching these goals amongst others.