Originally written for he Boondocks cartoon, landed on Ed E. Ruger's Ziplocked & Loaded! this is an insane track for fans of aggressive,double time,fast paced lyricists such as Tech N9nie, Eminem,Royce 5'9,Machine Gun kelly,etc....enuf explaing just listen to the madness!!!

Ima F-ck You Up by Ed E. Ruger

Mash on em.

ALI..album mix

As Rakim rapped nearly 30 years ago: “To me, MC means move the crowd.” And that sentiment remains true in the hearts of rappers like Ed E. Ruger, who proves in his rowdy new single, “You Ain’t Built Like This."

Ruger makes his elder Hip-Hop statesman proud by killing shows and spitting dexterous, battle-ready bars. And he’s joined by a pair of equally talented acts—freestyle legend Blind Fury and Fish Scales (of Nappy Roots)—who do serious damage to J. Narley’s booming instrumental. Making the cypher complete is Phillie Phresh, who delivers the dizzying cuts on the chorus.

The track serves as the first preview of Ruger’s upcoming album, 'Guerilla Grind Pt. 2: The Token,' which is presented by Iconoclast Crew and Livewire Ent. In addition to Blind Fury and Fish Scales, the project will feature Guilty Simpson, Wax, and other emcees putting on for the underground. You know, like Ruger, who’s been hustling on the scene for years and has achieved placements on such hit shows as The Boondocks and Breaking Bad. 'Guerilla Grind Pt. 2: The Token' is due out this summer...stay tuned!

Twitter: 
• Ed E. Ruger: https://twitter.com/Ed_E_Ruger
• Blind Fury: https://twitter.com/BlindFury
• Fish Scales (of Nappy Roots): https://twitter.com/fishscales
• LGi Dope Films: https://twitter.com/LGiDopeFilms
• Iconoclast Crew: https://twitter.com/IconoclastCrew

Ed E. Ruger (feat. Blind Fury & Fish Scales) - You Ain't Built Like This

#FOREVERDRIVEN #DCHIPHOP #HIPHOP #DC #DMVHIPHOP #WALE #JAYZ #LILWAYNE #DRAKE #SINCEDAYONE #BANGINBEATS #BEATS #MARYLAND #GOGOMUSIC #REALMUSIC

Since Day ONE

Cosmic Legaci - Man Up Featuring Equinox

Team No Sleep

Pitchfork Premiere: http://pitchfork.com/news/66472-joe-budden-aims-at-drake-on-new-track-making-a-murderer-part-1-listen/ 

If you’re reading this it’s too late….  On the May 4th, 2016 episode of his I’ll Name This Podcast Later, Joe Budden said the following about Drake’s latest release Views. “I think that kid on that album (Views) that I heard sounds real fuc*ing uninspired. That’s what I think.  I think that the music is real good.  You can’t fool a real ni*ga.  That music sounds good and I enjoyed it.  40, you sound amazing, 40 continues to progress.  Drake, you do not.”  Further, in a follow-up post to clarify, Joe explained that he didn’t think the subject matter between So Far Gone and Views has differed very much and wondered why Drake now sounds so unenthusiastic about achieving all the goals he envisioned upon arriving on the music scene. 

In context, Joe’s comments took place during an open conversation amongst friends and fans, one where he gave an honest appraisal of Drake’s latest work; but like most things Joe does or says, his comments ended up becoming a trending topic on twitter. 

Perhaps, coupled with Joe's rather innocuous (and still complimentary) comments about Views and the less than stellar critical reception the project received struck a nerve in the 6 God? That said, it’s still quite a bit of hubris over a comment made on a Podcast.  Drake went Platinum in one week; why is he so in his feelings and so distracted by Joe Budden?  Please allow us to elaborate….

Throughout the course of his career, Drake has made many references to “Energy.” “Energy” is a living organism, a live wire, ever present.  At some point, we are all held accountable for our actions and the energy we put out into the world.  In laymen’s terms, there are levels to this shit.  A pecking order if you will. And in that quest to be ordained, someone who was once considered a friend becomes foe and tension (real or otherwise) always permeates. 

Joe Budden believes in energy.  His energy is just different.  Joe gets enough attention; he is not looking for it; and certainly not from Drake.  This “beef” started in the 6 and now we here. While the industry seems to lack and hold Drake accountable for his energy---Joe Budden embraces the challenge! 
 
Lots of different views, this is Joe Budden’s.  You can thank him now, or you can thank him later.  

Tune in tonight for a special edition of Joe's "I'll Name This Podcast Later": https://soundcloud.com/joebuddenpodcast 

#MakingAMurderer
#TheMission

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/JoeBudden
https://twitter.com/araabMUZIK
http://dev.joebudden.com/
https://www.instagram.com/joebudden



Making A Murderer Pt. 1 - Single

Joe Budden - Making A Murderer Pt. 1

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Tuscon - I Came To Rap (Produced By: Lazurus

Gotta Have It f Jay-Ave

NEW Single from Cyrano Sinatra!
Off his "The Freedom Aint Free EP" that dropped Juneteenth, Cyrano hooks up with 1100 Hunters' emcee Tuscon for a NCHipHop warning!
LINK:
-also the 1st track off Tuscon & Cyrano's upcoming project, "WolfBlitzers"

Chow Main ft Tuscon (Produced By Manifest Beats)

Born April 15, 1983, creative, artistic and semi political rapper/ producer Frost has made a new statement to bring creativity back to hip hop. He is influenced by elements of soul music, classic rock and acts such as UGK and Dead Prez. "Music is my life" he states in recent interviews.


Frost attributes poetry as the catalyst for his Hip Hop career. Writing since the age of 10, he has gone through an evolution through the years  to create a sound like no other. Producing for over ten years, Frost states that "it's not just the sound, but creating quality music with a message that people can laugh, cry and learn from."  Utilizing story's from experiences of his life with a twist of artistic flair, Frost is armed with a mission to have an impact on the community and to not perpetuate stereotypes. He lives with the belief that through love and unity people will overcome any struggle. Frost is currently prepareing to elevate his beliefs and craft to new heights for his hometown of Raleigh, NC.    



Frost has a drive for prefection, as he follows in the foot steps of the greats of any genre of music. Working in the studio he pushes to portray the right feeling for each song he crafts. Frost states, " working in the studio I want to be creative, so I can eventually tour the world delivering music that can change lives."  Embarking on a quest to build a solid foundation, Frost is pushing to become a cornerstone for Hip-Hop's next generation.  He is pushing for truth, knowledge, love and quality through the music we all hold dear.

Gotta Have It f Jay-Ave

FROST (The Realest)