Bro.. when i listened the bassline shit got serious, but when listened the geeeaaaa, Damn..... and i loved the funky Groove, the Gospel Piano is beautifull! Amazing track! MC Eith gave a special flavor! Dope Cuts!

Damn the whole Lp is  pure as Colombian Cocaine Rough and Raw real Hip Hop.  Vocalcutz on the Wheels of Steel from real DJ's, Producers build some Neckbreakerbeats and no Rapper....only real MC's spitting Fire over the Beats

Beneficence "Basement Chemistry" album (CD/2LP/cassette/digital), in stores worldwide January 29. Features and production include Inspectah Deck, MC Eiht, Masta Ace, AG of D.I.T.C., Chubb Rock, El Da Sensei, Dres of Black Sheep, DJ Spinna, Da Beatminerz, L'Orange, MindsOne, Confidence, The Legion, KON Sci, and many more.

Order the album on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/basement-chemistry/id1061764926

Order the album on amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019P2HJB6

Order the album on CD, 2LP, or cassette:
UGHH:
http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/beneficence-basement-chemistry/IAR037CD/
Fat Beats:
http://www.fatbeats.com/products/beneficence-basement-chemistry-cd
HHV:
http://www.hhv.de/shop/de/artikel/beneficence-basement-chemistry-white-vinyl-edition-458082
Vinyl-Digital:
http://www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/Basement-Chemistry.html

Videos:
"When The Sun Comes" feat. Masta Ace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b98rwefDac

"Digital Warfare" feat. Inspectah Deck 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX0q3hBQTwk

:: About Beneficence and 'Basement Chemistry' ::

After dropping back to back classics with "Sidewalk Science" (2011) and "Concrete Soul" (2012), Brick City veteran and Ill Adrenaline Records co-founder Beneficence unleashes his 6th solo LP "Basement Chemistry". Armed with the true sounds of the golden era Benef drops rejuvenated flows and shares mics with hip-hop's elite lyricists. The lineup includes Inspectah Deck (of Wu-Tang Clan), Masta Ace, MC Eiht, El Da Sensei, AG (of D.I.T.C), Dres (of Black Sheep), The Legion, Chubb Rock, MindsOne, and Estee Nack (of Tragic Allies). Once again the close Artifacts affiliate traps the listener into slick, thought provoking rhymes backed by hard hitting yet soulful production from DJ Spinna, Da Beatminerz, 12 Finger Dan, Confidence, L'Orange, Presto, KON Sci, Jazz Spastiks, and many more. 19-tracks strong, the dusty and raw sounding full length displays a perfect blend of street jewels like the Inspectah Deck laced "Digital Warfare" and the Masta Ace inspiring anthem "When The Sun Comes". The P Original produced banger "EZ As 1-2" opens the album brilliantly showing Benef's relaxed but witty cadence. "Basement Chemistry" travels down many avenues including the battle rap driven joint "Against The Grain" and storytelling saga "Maui Vacation". The album's formula stays true to the game with obscure samples, intricate cuts, and official boom bap sound.

:: Social media ::

Website:
http://www.illadrenalinerecords.com

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/illadrenalinerecords
http://www.facebook.com/rahim.b.muhammad

Twitter:
http://twitter.com/ILLADRENALINE
https://twitter.com/BeneficenceReal

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/illadrenalinerecords
https://www.instagram.com/beneficencereal

YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/user/illadrenalinerecords


Buy on iTunes

Beneficence "Basement Chemistry" (album stream)

"Animal Serum" CD + Vinyl: https://naturesoundsmusic.com/product-category/princepoohno/
"Animal Serum" on iTunes / Apple Music - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/id792658650
"Animal Serum" on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/29HiTF45kF8IxottnA31bv

Prince Po of Organized Konfusion links up with West Coast producer Oh No on "Toxic," off their new collaborative album "Animal Serum".

Animal Serum

Prince Po & Oh No - Toxic

Ten years after its initial & highly slept-on release, Fat Beats Records & Frozen Files are proud to present the first-ever reissue of UN Or U Out, the classic debut album from The UN. 
	Consisting of Roc Marciano, Dino Brave, Mike Raw, and  Laku, the UN first emerged on Pete Rock’s 2001 Petestrumentals album, a primarily all instrumental release minus two tracks—“Nothing Lesser” and “Cake”, both featuring vocals by The UN. At the time, the group hadn’t performed live and had no major release out, although Roc Marciano had already made his name as a member of Busta Rhymes’ Flipmode Squad. Pete Rock fans were at first perplexed by the vocal appearance of an unknown group. Yet Pete not only had the confidence and foresight to introduce the four MCs, he also furthered the collaboration, making it full circle by lending production on “Game of Death (G.O.D.)” , “Avenue” and “Ain’t No Thang” on UN or U Out.
	UN or U Out remains a timeless listen, a deeply succinct homage to New York’s bygone era of gritty boom-bap, made with tasteful nods to Queensbridge’s cold-steel aesthetic.

Pre-Order LP: http://www.fatbeats.com/products/the-un-un-or-u-out-2xlp
Pre-Order CD: http://www.fatbeats.com/products/the-un-un-or-u-out-cd
Pre-Order Cassette: http://www.fatbeats.com/products/the-un-un-or-u-out-cassette

The UN - Game Of Death (G.O.D.)

from Red Pill's upcoming Day Drunk EP (11/27)
Digital Greatness: http://geni.us/DetroitRedPill

Double Rainbow Vinyl: http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/red-pill-day-drunk-ep/MMG00081LP/

vocals by Red Pill
produced by Alex Goose
art by Ruff Mercy

About Day Drunk EP
It’s the return of the non-fiction writer stranded in the made-up world. We last heard from Michigan’s Red Pill on his Mello Music Group debut, this spring’s Look At What This World Did To Us—a savage and sardonic diatribe against the modern condition.
 
In the interim, the former factory machinist turned his psychic bloodletting into a sustainable career. Things finally look up for the self-proclaimed “Leonard Letdown.” He toured the EU with Fashawn and Exile, spent the early fall on a 40 city North American tour with Murs, and forged a profound connection with a fanbase exhausted from the lies told to us by politicians, rappers, and ourselves.
 
Its immediate follow-up—the Day Drunk EP—offers a requisite counterbalance to the poison-tipped bleakness of its predecessor. If LAWTWDTU was the rap equivalent of Charles Bukowski’s Ham on Rye, the Day Drunk EP is closer to Notes From a Dirty Old Man. It’s slightly lighter and more playful, stocked with slick talk, wry one-liners, and enough liquor to drown even the most debauched barfly.
 
With production from Oddisee, Exile, Paul White, and Red Pill himself, the beats offer an almost psychedelic slant that blend seamlessly with Pill’s artful complaints. Whereas the last record seemed to sink into a permanent midnight of the soul, this one attempts to reconcile the inequities of life with our own ineluctable realities.
 
The first song, “What You Wish For,” finds Pill half-jokingly offering the advice to give up on work in favor of the 24-hour party. It’s not necessarily a call to hedonism, but rather a way to remind people to wake up from fugue states filled with false religion and Internet pseudo-wisdom.
 
There’s the greasy guitars and hard drums of “90s Money,” a sly love letter towards a vanished world. Pill calls himself a “loser like a Beck record,” a “fat Jesse Einsenberg"  a loose cannon drinking whiskey with two hands, listening to Bitches Brew, eating chicken vindaloo. That’s just in the first minute.
 
Despite the brighter beats and attempt to find levity in our woes, there’s still the searing fear and loathing that makes Pill so compelling. He compares himself to an unloaded gun, maligns the world that’s got him by the throat. He confesses his myriad anxieties, depression, and desire to write a happy song. Only Earl Sweatshirt can match Red Pill at their mutual ability to celebrate the isolated joy of never wanting to leave the house.
 
Maybe it’s the EP’s finale and title track that captures the contradictions at the heart of the music. It’s a eulogy to the summertime, a drinking song undercut by premonitions of doom, a reminder for us not to waste the days until our funeral—a toast to day drinking to forget our own collective pain.




Red Pill - 90s Money(prod. Alex Goose)

16 - Beneficence - Masters Of The Class (feat. Chubb Rock)

11 - Beneficence - When The Sun Comes (feat. Masta Ace)

05 - Beneficence - Wranglers & Asics

04 - Beneficence - Anyway It Goes (feat. MC Eiht)

03 - Beneficence - Digital Warfare (feat. Inspectah Deck)

02 - Beneficence - EZ As 1 - 2

01 - Beneficence - Intro


Celebrate 420 in a hazy blaze of glory with 'Too High To Die', a compilation featuring songs by B-Real of Cypress Hill, Boot Camp Clik, Buckshot, Sean Price, Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, Statik Selektah, Bodega Bamz, Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, Flatbush Zombies, Mac Miller, Ruste Juxx, Chelsea Reject, Kidz In The Hall, and more.

Purchase on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/toohightodie

Art by @illfellow.art

BDI Thug

Breath Control

Buckshot “Breath Control” (BDI Thug)

NYC freestyle stalwart and eMC rhymesayer Wordsworth connects with Baltimore producer JSOUL on the upcoming HiPNOTT Records release, Blame It On The Music.

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."

Their stark cohesiveness is put on full display on the new single, "Satellite." JSOUL provides a wicked baseline and alluring vocal sample as the perfect backdrop for Wordsworth's vivid poetics that serves as a reminder that the struggle is real is this Cold Cold World.

Blame It On The Music drops September 23rd. Pre-order your copy now on compact disc or mp3 and receive an immediate download of the first two singles ("Blame It On The Music" and "Satellite").

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

Blame It On The Music

Wordsworth & JSOUL - Satellite

Beat, Scratches, and Mixed by Hellfire
Mastered by Danny Gray

Building Bridges

General Steele - Err'Day (Feat. VVS Verbal and Napoleon Da Legend)

The second in the series of Legendary emcees on beats by Marco Polo with samples that were impossible to clear... we present "Nite & Day" f/ Big Daddy Kane (Scratches by Shylow).

Taken from Marco Polo's forthcoming free-LP “Newport Authority 2” as Marco states “I’ve recorded so much quality material over the last few years and I really want to share it all. It couldn't all possibly fit on “Port Authority 2”; hence “Newport Authority 2” came to be.”

 

“Newport Authority 2” will feature appearances from Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Artifacts, Das Efx, Lil Fame (M.O.P.), Torae & Ruste Juxx all rocking over Marco’s production.

 

Yet, the project everyone should really be excited for is Marco’s “Port Authority 2” LP which will be released this spring on Soulspazm Records.  “Port Authority 2” features appearances from Organized Konfusion (yes, a new Organized Konfusion track!!), Gangrene, Talib Kweli, DJ Premier, Masta Ace, Posdnuos (De La Soul), Kardinal Offishal, Styles P, Nature, Rah Digga, Slaine, Celph Titled, Ill Bill, Large Professor, Inspectah Deck, O.C. & many many more.

Marco Polo f/ Big Daddy Kane- 'Nite & Day'

ILL ADRENALINE RECORDS is an indie hip-hop label based out of New Jersey, USA.

Artists:

Beneficence
Rashad & Confidence
Purpose & Tragic Allies
Paranom
MindsOne
The Legion
Frankenstein
B-1
Rob-O
Lord Tariq

04 - Beneficence - Anyway It Goes (feat. MC Eiht)

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