2DBZ Premiere: http://bit.ly/1HUWLDm
Boston’s own Rite Hook has returned with “The Road,” an equally gritty and catchy new single from the hard-nosed rapper destined to leave heads spinning with his whirlwind bars. At least, that’s what’ll happen once you hear the second verse on this track, which is a non-album leak off his upcoming next album, ‘Modify.’ 

Hook’s fervent rhymes are the perfect match for the tough, neck-breaking instrumental supplied by Sicknature of acclaimed production team the Snowgoons. As each teeth-gritting line hits your speaker, it’s complemented by hard-hitting percussion and a sing-song chorus that’s become something of a trademark for the Beantown resident. It’s rare that an emcee can balance writing rhymes and vocals like Hook, and he makes it sound easy on “The Road.”

“The Road” is available now for streaming. Consider it a holdover as we wait for the proper first single off Modify, which drops in early 2016 on Leedz Edutainment, and serves as the follow-up to 2013’s ‘From The Wrong.’

Rite Hook Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiteHookFTW
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/ritehookftw
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiteHookFTW
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rite-hook

The Road (Prod. Sicknature of Snowgoons)

As Rite Hook continues to prep his next full-length project (‘Modify'), the Boston emcee delivers another standout track with, “The Motions.” It’s an anthem for anyone tired of the bullsh*t and verbal garbage that can too often weigh us down.

The track is fueled by a piano-laced slapper courtesy of The Arcitype, who also resides in Boston and has worked with the likes of Termanology, Slaine, Reks and more. But it’s not an all-Beantown-everything affair on here, because Hook is joined on “The Motions” by New York spitter, Chris Rivers (aka Big Pun’s son). The Big Apple rapper does his namesake proud with a verse littered with slick, blistering rhymes that match the track’s theme of rising above the snakes and staying true to both yourself and your artistry.

You can listen to “The Motions” now via Soundcloud, and be sure to peep previous leak, “The Road,” (right here: https://soundcloud.com/rite-hook/the-road-prod-sicknature-of-snowgoons). Hook’s ‘Modify' is due out in early 2016 via Leedz Edutainment…stay tuned!

Buy-Link (iTunes): http://apple.co/1Po6dMo

Twitter:
• Rite Hook: https://twitter.com/RiteHookFTW
• Chris Rivers: https://twitter.com/OnlyChrisRivers
• The Arcitype: https://twitter.com/TheArcitype
• Leedz Edutainment: https://twitter.com/LeedzEdu

Rite Hook Online:
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rite-hook
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/ritehookftw
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiteHookFTW

The Motions (feat. Chris Rivers) [prod. by The Arcitype]

I've always been the biggest STP fan there is. Check out my cover of STP's Creep. RIP Scott Weiland. 
Prod. The Arcitype 

Creep [Prod. The Arcitype]

Video: https://youtu.be/sD4o8_WF9uY
Beantown’s Rite Hook offers a glimpse into his creative process with the aptly titled “On the Spot.” The Rose Glen Ent., directed video documents a studio session with Hook’s frequent collaborator, and fellow Bostonian, The Arcitype. 

The black-and-white visuals kick off with Arc layering his musing backdrop of melodic keys, raw drums, and skittering hi-hats. It makes for the perfect accompaniment to Hook’s diverse delivery, which seamlessly hops from dizzying double-time raps to gruff sing-song, to full-on crooner. 

What’s most impressive here—beyond his chops as a songwriter—is the fact that he sounds like two different people. It’s one thing to try your hand at rapping and singing, though it’s inevitable that one talent will overshadow the other. The thing is, that’s not the case with Hook, as he displays his ability to rhyme and sing with the best of ‘em.

The audio version of “On The Spot” is now available for free download exclusively through the dopehouse, by entering your email address in the provided widget. As a sign of your support, Hook will be pull one email submissions per day at random, through this Friday (2/26) to receive a free “From the Wrong” T-Shirt. Each winner will be announced daily, and will be contacted via email for size and shipping details. Shipping expense is free of charge. Although a release date has yet to be confirmed, be on the lookout for more updates from Rite Hooks forthcoming LP, Modify, which is set to drop via Leedz Edutainment. 

Rite Hook Online:
• Website: http://www.ritehookftw.com
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/ritehookftw
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiteHookFTW
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rite-hook 

Twitter:
• Rite Hook: https://twitter.com/RiteHookFTW
• The Arcitype: https://twitter.com/TheArcitype
• Rose Glen Ent.: https://twitter.com/RoseGlenEnt

Free Download (2DBZ)

On the Spot (prod. by The Arcitype)

The Madness [Prod. Rob Whitaker]

Ground Zero

The Unfortunate Case of Mary & Joseph

Love Again (The Arcitype Remix)

Tracks 1, 3-7, 9-11, 13 produced by The Arcitype
Track 2 & 12 produced by Nox Beatz
Track 8 produced by Rob Whitaker
Tracks 1,10,11,12 Guitar And Additional Vocals by Jeff Gard
Track 13 Guitar by Adam Cormier
All tracks mixed by Pete Boardz 
All tracks mastered by Jay Frigoletto 
*except Tracks 2 and 12 mixed and mastered by Nox Beatz
Graphic design by Jake Milojkovic
Photography by Trespassion
Executive Producer: Ned Wellbery
All Songs Copyright Leedz Edutainment

Goodbye, Hello

Brother's Eyes

Don't Let Me Down

Drop The Baby

Either Side (Feat. Slaine)

The Rain (Feat. Sadie Vada)

Beautiful

Which Way Is Out

Behind The Blinds

Cry For Love

Someone Always Knows You (Feat. Aisling Peartree)

Make You Love Me

Die Alone

Produced by Robert Whitaker. Guitar by Martin Chinappi.

Trust The Pain

Home

I've Died Before (Feat. Madchild)

Rite Hook is a Massachusetts based alternative artist who blends dense, lyrical raps with bluesy, sung rock choruses to capture the struggles of those on society’s fringes.

Rite Hook, who roamed Massachusetts nomad-style before settling in Boston at 18, is currently set to release his fourth album, Modify.
Rite Hook spent a decade bouncing from band to band and genre to genre, sharpening his writing, singing, and rapping. He soon landed work crafting hooks for Boston rap legend Slaine, who also took him on tour. Rite Hook’s biggest hit, “It Ain’t Easy”, from his third album From the Wrong, saw the rocker go bar for bar with Slaine and Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks).
Rite Hook is more focused than ever. After an overdose almost claimed his life in 2012, he returned to music with a newfound drive, producing 2013’s polished From the Wrong. Never an easy act to pin down, his music is set to evolve, driven by dense lyrics, hard flows, a rock attitude and a bluesman’s soul.
With more artistic changes to come, Modify is a fitting title for his fourth album, one which sees the artist inviting others to share his struggles, triumphs, and realizations.

Popular tracks by Rite Hook