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Lyrics: https://genius.com/Bekay-2016-year-in-review-lyrics

From celebrity deaths to political turmoil, it’s safe to say that 2016 has been one of the craziest years in recent memory. And to remind us about everything that went down—with plenty of venom and hilarious punchlines mixed in—Brooklyn rapper Bekay returns with his latest annual rundown, “2016 Year In Review.”

The ridiculously talented emcee goes in for nearly five minutes straight over the horns-fueled instrumental from Fat Joe & Remy Ma’s huge single, “All The Way Up.” And in doing so, Bekay references damn-near all of what happened in ‘16, from the Suicide Squad movie and its lead actress (Margot Robbie), to Marco Rubio sweating during the debates, to Pokemon Go taking over the mobile landscape.

Of course, there’s plenty of that aforementioned venom, too. It’s aimed squarely at the likes of President-elect Donald Trump, DC Comics’ fails at the box office (looking at you, Batman v. Superman, and a fellow Brooklyn native who blocked Bekay on Twitter (*cough*Talib Kweli*cough*).

Not one to stick to the negatives, Bekay shows love to those we lost this year, including Prince and Phife Dawg, while praising new releases from rap giants De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest. There’s also a heartfelt send-off to the pop-legend George Michael, who died suddenly on Dec. 25. So what’re you waiting for?—give “2016 Year In Review” a listen right now. Let’s hope for a better year and a better world, happy new year!

Bekay Online: 
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealbekay
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bekayhfe
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/edgarallencat

2016 Year In Review

'Easter Standard' (Stream/Download): http://smarturl.it/EasternStandard

Boston’s Hip-Hop promotional powerhouse, Leedz Edutainment shares another banger from their upcoming 'Eastern Standard' project with “Never Lived It,” a party-ready and playful collaboration that features Cam Meekins, Sap, and Michael Christmas. 

This latest leak from ES features boisterous, drunken production from the Arcitype, who actually provided the instrumentals for the large majority of the compilation. And his stumbling, fun-as-hell beat is the perfect setting for these three younger and gifted artists from up and down the East coast. While Cam and Michael are holding it down for Boston, Sap splits his time between Delaware and Florida.

Fittingly, Sap also splits his time between talents, as he’s becoming more well known for his rhyming but you may know his production work from collaborations with Mac Miller, The Game, and Juicy J. Sap’s more direct and raw bars are a natural pairing for his Beantown contemporaries, who deliver standout boasts and super-slick wordplay.

Eastern Standard is out now: smarturl.it/EasternStandard

The 21 track compilation also includes guest features from Slaine, Blacastan, Chris Orrick (f/k/a Red Pill), Chris Rivers, Mega Ran, Spose, Natti and Deacon The Villain (of CunninLynguists), YGTUT, and many more!

Eastern Standard Tracklist: 
01. The East Coast (feat. Mega Ran)
02. The Motions (feat. Rite Hook & Chris Rivers)
03. Where The Wild Things Are (feat. STL GLD, Ransom & Blank Face)
04. Source Of Power (feat. Slaine)
05. Buy My $h!T (feat. Spose) 
06. Never Lived It (feat. Cam Meekins, Sap & Michael Christmas)
07. Pharaoh Gold (feat. Tut, Deacon The Villain & Natti of CunninLyguists)
08. The Good & The Bad (feat. Chris Orrick)
09. On The Run (feat. B.Dolan & Rite Hook)
10. Izzy Dead (feat. Copywrite)
11. Mechanical Movement (feat. Blacastan & Marvalyss)
12. Enjoy The Movie (feat. Rite Hook & K.A.A.N)
13. Scream (feat. Jarv)
14. Set the Bar (feat. Tef Wesley)
15. I Want It All (feat. Awon & Dephlow)
16. Glass Case (feat. JSwiss & Jared Evan)
17. Say The Word (feat. Dan Johns & The HunchPunch Champ)
18. EveryThing Y'all Owe Us (feat. Mr Solid 150 & Stu Lee)
19. King Of The Worst (feat. Dinosaur Burps)
20. Seem So Hard (feat. Granite State)
21. H.E.R. (Love Me Not) (feat. Rel)
*All Tracks produced by The Arcitype, except tracks 4 and 18, produced by Teddy Roxpin. Track 13 produced by Teddy Roxpin & The Arcitype. 

Twitter
• Cam Meekins: https://twitter.com/CamMeekins
• Sap: https://twitter.com/TheRealSap
• Michael Christmas: https://twitter.com/MickeyChristmas
• The Arcitype: https://twitter.com/TheArcitype
• Leedz Edutainment: https://twitter.com/leedzedu

Leedz Edutainment Online: 
• Website: http://leedzedutainment.com
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leedzedu
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leedzedutainment
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/leedz-edutainment

Eastern Standard

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Cam Meekins, Sap & Michael Christmas - Never Lived It (prod. by The Arcitype)

CunninLynguists ft. Big K.R.I.T. - Murder (Act II)

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

Either Side (Feat. Slaine)

Anti-Hero

Still Here

Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAxmoP70WMY

R.A. the Rugged Man feat. Mac Lethal - Crustified Christmas

Bekay, the Brooklyn native, hence the moniker, has been an active participant in hip-hop culture since he penned his first rhyme at just ten years old. Listening to one verse is all it takes to realize that the kid has skills and exudes a genuine passion for the craft. The combination of his pen game, punch-lines and unique perspective have enabled him to become a cult personality in the hip-hop community, who is eager to let the world in on his story.