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Awtha From Agawtha (OG A$$ MUSIC)

Produced by EL RTNC & Droog

Your Old Droog LP coming sooner or later.

Your Old Droog - Free Turkey

from the mello music group album "Persona" coming out 3/10.
prod. Oddisee | vocals: Oddisee & Phonte hook: Tamisha Waden | art: Oliver Barrett

If the soul of hip-hop belongs to the culture, the skeleton belongs to the independent label. From Sugar Hill to Def Jam, Tommy Boy to Rawkus, Fondle Em to Def Jux, the genre’s best music has been birthed by imprints that brazenly defy the status quo, those who champion fearless artists and always prize quality over commerce.
 
For the last eight years, Mello Music Group has lived by that ethos. If you’re reading these words, you’re inevitably well aware of its ascendance and growing legacy. But more importantly, you know the artists—those singular voices channeling the spirits of the past and spitting premonitions of the future. Boom-bap at its best: evolving and expanding the art form, capturing stories of the struggle, upholding the tradition, and keeping the crooked honest.
 
Persona unveils the murderer’s row that is the Mello roster of 2015. Oddisee, Apollo Brown, yU, L'Orange, Red Pill, Open Mike Eagle, Rapper Big Pooh, Quelle Chris. The stars of the present teamed with timeless innovators like Phonte (Little Brother), Blockhead, Ras Kass, Gift of Gab (Blackalicious), Oh No, Masta Ace, and Bilal Salaam. The result is something that binds current greats with the pioneers who paved the asphalt. It’s both a historical moment and hard as hell.
 
If most compilations are nothing more than a loosely thrown together collection of songs, Persona boasts meticulous focus. These aren’t spare tracks, they’re potent messages and poisonous darts. “Requiem” finds Phonte and Oddisee indicting American racism and Xenophobia with fury and precision. On “Homicide,” yU and Nottz leave blood dripping all over the canvas. There’s “Celebrity Reduction Prayer,” where Open Mike Eagle lampoons fundamentalists and religious zealots over Oddisee’s warm Stevie Wonder keyboards.
 
But there’s ultimately no need to do the track-by-track breakdown. This is an anthology in the most traditional well-curated sense. Turn here if you want to find the best hip-hop artists of their generation in raw and unfiltered form. The bars are brimstone; the beats force your neck to swivel. Through all the discontent, rays of hope begin to emerge. If you remember the feeling you got when you first heard Soundbombing, stop searching. The slang has changed, the style remains indelible, the latest personas have emerged. The new sound is here.



Requiem (feat. Oddisee & Phonte)

Detroit’s Ilajide, E-Fav, Noveliss & L.A.Z. (aka Clear Soul Forces)
armed with an arsenal of thunderous beats from rising producer
NAMELESS combine to form the Fab Five. The group’s vision –
combining Golden Era rhymes with a contemporary style – is as
clear as ever here, heightened by their collective synergy with
Nameless, who handles the majority of the production on the LP,
reprising his role as producer to Clear Soul Forces from “Unlimited
Bounce”, a highlight off of their last full-length, Gold PP7s.

Fab Five ushers in a new era for Detroit’s storied musical tradition
– the city that produced Motown, Jay Dee and Eminem has seen a
revival of late, with the likes of Black Milk, Danny Brown and Royce
Da 5’9” weaving the city’s rich history into their work in increasingly
inventive ways. Clear Soul Forces & NAMELESS continue the
tradition nodding to the Motor City’s artistic legacy while carving
their own path.

With production by NAMELESS and raps by the four Detroit emcees,
the Fab Five are here to save Hip Hop the only way possible, with
quality rhymes over quality beats.

Buy on iTunes

BPSWR (prod by Nameless)

I Guess

Rapsody - Don't Need It - Ft. Joey Bada$$ & Merna

Rapsody - "Don't Need It Remix" Ft. Joey Bada$$ & Merna - Produced By Young Guru

🖤 Black Label – Boom Bap by Nexus

Black Label is a raw and unapologetic return to the essence of boom bap — dusty drums, heavy kicks, sharp snares, and gritty soul samples cut with precision. 🎤🎶 Nexus brings back the golden era vibe with modern polish, creating beats that hit hard while staying true to the roots of hip hop culture.

Each track is crafted with head-nod energy and streetwise attitude, perfect for cyphers, late-night writing sessions, or just losing yourself in the rhythm. Authentic, timeless, and bold — Black Label is hip hop at its purest form. 🔥🎧

Vinyl Prophets

VILLAIN PARK - BRAIN CELLS
SAME OL SHIT EP

https://soundcloud.com/villainpark

VILLAIN PARK ~ BRAIN CELLS

produced by @https://soundcloud.com/producedbyeskay
featuring @https://soundcloud.com/camouflageshawty

MindGone™

Run It Back Ft. L-DOG

See Y.O.D. at SOB's in NYC on April 4th

Tix: http://sobs.com/2016/7101/your-old-droog

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/42-forty-deuce-single/id1077905404?ls=1

Produced by Marco Polo
Co-produced by Y.O.D.

42 (FORTY DEUCE)[Prod. by Marco Polo]

"Its Over" is the first release from Murs and 9th Wonder's Final Adventure

Murs and 9th Wonder - Its Over

From Black Milk's No Poison No Paradise album

CD, Vinyl, LE Vinyl: blackmilk.bandcamp.com/album/no-poison-no-paradise
iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/album/no-pois…luxe/id690380563

Artwork by Joonbug

VILLAIN PARK ~ BRAIN CELLS

THEO.444.PREZZY

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