Wish I Could Explain By D-LoCo (the Quiet Riot) & BlaccJacc Corleone

Wish I Could Explain

2 of Miami's hardest Mc'S The Real Nu Money BMF and MMG's GUNPLAY AKA DON LOGAN go crazy over WU-TANG's The GZA SHADOWBOXING. 

DEZ'DIBIA$E FEAT. GUNPLAY SHADOWBOXING (FREESTYLE)

Yes, No, Maybe featuring Stringz

Written by Bella Bahhs
Vocals by TJ Lavish and Bella Bahhs 
Produced by Tertium Quid
Recorded by Lee Roundtree
Photo by Seniyah Ray
Edits by Kheparah Ray and Amon 

#BAHHSNotBars at bahhsnotbars.com on 6/1/16

Suitcase

Something for the screw heads...shouts out to TJ Lavish (can't wait for the birthday party) #HMKALLDAY

No More (LLL)

I wrote this piece because I don't like the tumultuous air surrounding Black People. Someone had to speak up for the African American community on this Black Friday and I elect Me to do so. 
Love,
David Blake
aka DJ Quik

#BlackLivesMatter

"BLACK FRIDAY"

Phillip Jones Jr., better known as PHIL, is a budding young hip-hop recording artist, songwriter, and music producer from Chicago, Illinois. Joining the massive influx of talented young artists from the city, 23-year-old PHIL brings a completely unique sound to the scene. During his early childhood years, PHIL was brought up on soul music. His grandmother was a jazz enthusiast, and his uncle was in a rhythm and blues band. The untimely death of PHIL’s grandmother when he was only five years old was a catalyst for introversion and paranoia. Steering away from the music that roused painful memories, PHIL found comfort in hip-hop and rap. Influenced by the works of 2Pac, 50 Cent, Biggie, Eminem, Dr. Dre and Lupe Fiasco, PHIL began to write his own rhymes during his early teenage years. In high school, he started recording rhymes over beats he found online and releasing the songs on Facebook and YouTube under the pseudonym Philly Phil. He wrote, recorded and engineered three mixtapes under the name. PHIL started experimenting with beat-maker software to save money on productions. The hobby burgeoned into a passion and a career. In 2012, he dropped Philly from his stage name and became a member of the hip-hop collective Robot Army and released a self-produced EP, “The Human Body,” which highlighted the emcee/producers potential. The multifaceted Robot Army collective includes rappers, singers, writers, producers, music engineers, videographers and graphic designers who advocate creative innovation as an alternative to crime and violence. Robot Army mates Jason Michael Davis, Tony Shane and OneFiftyOne are all featured on PHIL’s widely anticipated debut album, Cool Chicago. Also featured on the album is Vic Spencer, a respected figure in underground Chicago hip-hop. Denouncing the term “Chiraq” as propaganda, PHIL refutes the popular vilification of young Black men in Chicago on his album. Scheduled for a spring 2016 release date, Cool Chicago is self-produced and tells PHIL’s coming of age story. His distinctive productions are soulful, electrifying and eloquently laced with pain and beauty. Proven a perfect complement to the music is PHIL’s intricate flow and intimate lyrics. Cool Chicago is aesthetically moving. 



Mix&Mastered By: Rich Black Friends

Cool Chicago

Coolin'

An essential element of Hip Hop is the ability to freestyle over any beat.  HMK artists Gaine Greene, MuzikMakinMike, Streetz, and special guest G-Nutt display the art of freestyling in "Lean Eazy".

Lean Eazy

Check out Just Kiddin on Soundcloud :
https://soundcloud.com/justkiddin

Just Kiddin - Thinking About It (Starchild Remix)

#HMKMusicMondays is proud to present a single from the "K.I.D.ology" album, "RocKstar".  For one week only, this song is available for download for free on our soundcloud page.  Also, this week, we are debuting the RocKstar T-Shirt!  #HMKALLDAY

K.I.D.ology

RocKstar

We at HMK are a coalition of many talents that extend past the booth and into the hearts of our fans and our community.  We as artists make it our business to create music at the expert level and rise to the challenge of competition when called.