YES !!! TMB ripping as well as Tril and Venomous

For the 2nd leak off Guilty Simpson & Small Professor's highly anticipated collaborative effort Highway Robbery which becomes available on September 24th, the duo team up with AG (of DITC) on "It's Nuthin." By fusing Small Professor's use of sample chops, thumping drums and electric guitar chords with Guilty's calculated rhyme schemes and AG's classic bars, the trio offer another reason to believe why 'Highway Robbery' is shaping up to be one of the more stand out emcee/producer pairings in recent history. Be sure to keep an ear out for the beat change-up halfway through AG's verse at the 2:40 marker. 'Highway Robbery' is now available for pre-order, via iTunes. 

Highway Robbery - iTunes: http://georiot.co/3UW 

Lyrics (Rap Genius): http://bit.ly/188URvR

Previous Leak - "On the Run" (feat. DJ Revolution): https://soundcloud.com/diamondmedia360/on-the-run-feat-dj-revolution

About 'Highway Robbery
Highway Robbery is a collaborative concept album from Detroit's heavyweight emcee Guilty Simpson and Philly's burgeoning beat smith Small Professor. Weighing in at ten tracks, the project places you in a seemingly post apocalyptic Detroit where the mentality is feast or famine. 'Highway Robbery' plays as one long narrative of Guilty's day-to-day survival in Detroit's concrete jungle, set to the tone of Small Professor's foreboding, percussion heavy production. Featuring guest appearances from Detroit's Boldy James, AG (of D.I.T.C.), Elucid, Castle (Mello Music Group), with both Statik Selektah and DJ Revolution handling the Technic 1200s, 'Highway Robbery' is set to drop on September 24th through Coalmine Records.

Guilty Simpson & Small Professor (feat. AG) - "It's Nuthin"

I actually heard Unselftitled pull this joint out at a beat showcase. I remember me and my man Amiam was wilding over it that night. I told Unselftitled i needed him to send that to me before he left the building! He didnt send that night, but he did get it to me quickly. I did what i do.  #BEAST

MidaZ The BEAST - The NEW 52 - Writers Block Prod. Unselftitled

Sneak preview of GS5000 new song 'Higher Plane'  from the upcoming project "Space Traveling(on a Rocketship to Russia)". 

General Steele (GS5000) - Higher Plane

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

Second single from Dray Yard In The Land Of Supapowa Emceez (Posse Cut Edition). Produced by Dray Yard. Lyrics by Milano Constantine, A.L. aka All Lyrics, Ruste Juxx & Skeezo.

M.A.R.S. Bars (feat. Milano Constantine, A.L., Ruste Juxx & Skeezo)

Me and my g Ca$abalanca doing what we do another joint Now Or Never the movement

Jay Holly and  Ca$ablanca - Clash Of The Titans

Youtube: https://youtu.be/FZvPL6qn4rg
Stuck in the depths of a dark alley, blocked by yet another breeze, hitting a stone wall, road sign ahead: Dead End.
Impasse. “Cul-de-sac”.
Hip‐hop. The original, some would say, official music of the late 20th Century Bronx.
Some say it has endured it’s fair share of distractions, detractors and defectors. Some say it has murdered itself, having been abandoned by its so‐called best men, those who have gone off in other directions, or who have, simply, just beat‐retired. Yet, there are plenty of Soldier Monks still out there, prepared to sweat it out in the Temple of Machinery and Mics.
Low Cut honored this cause four years ago, with his MPC crafted minimalist version of NY Minute and he’s back to ring the bells and unsheathe the samples!

The starting point of Dead End’s production remains the 90’s boom-bap, but the will to carry it even further brings it to its destination. By decorating it with rich samples flushed out after digging through vinyls pressed several decades ago, it is guided by a compass pointing deposits to the East. With sound quality inherited from a fastidious composition and mix works, using inspiration rather than just being a copycat, Dead End celebrates it without setting it up as a museum piece.

Picturing the beatmaker stuck in the depths of a dark alley, ended with a brick wall, is easy. But far from isolated in his Parisian basement, Low Cut has rung phones in New York, Baltimore and Detroit, rounding up the faithful. He
magnetized the hidden but sharp forces, and gained attendance of legends. The casting of Dead End : Ruste Juxx & Nutso, Dirt Platoon, Guilty Simpson, Torae, Rasheed Chappell and the stainless Masta Ace, among other beat crushers. Also starring DJ Duke, Nix’on, Topic and Ordoeuvre with their DMC titles crates, for a deep beatfight on bars scarified of scratches.Heavy atmosphere, martial beats and street soul, Dead End is also the final episode of the projects initiated by Low Cut, based on the model of a producer inviting various MCs.He will then replace his turntable needles, refresh his sample banks, and settle the BPMs of his productions on more abstract frequencies.

Who Be The Realest? Ft. King Magnetic

Da Villins x DJ Skizz - "Cold World"

1st Single from the soon coming Sounds of the Great Ones 2 album by Venomous2000 & Trilian.  I Ain't Particular features cuts by DJ TMB.  June 26th, 2018.
Now taking Preorders for the 100  RED VINYL exclusive! Get yours now! https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/223043/venomous2000-trilian-sounds-of-the-great-ones-2

Download single here: https://venomous2000.bandcamp.com/track/i-aint-particular-ft-dj-tmb

Tour Info: https://venomous2000.com/

Sounds of the Great Ones 2

I Ain't Particular ft. DJ TMB

New music from Illa Ghee, featuring songs with Skyzoo and Rim of Da Villins. See Illa for the album release show at Tender Trap in Brooklyn on Saturday, August 25.

Suede Cigarettes

"Dope Pushers" feat. Rim

1st Single of Kyo Itachi & Haile Ali from their 1st Album together "BLACK NINJUTSU" 
on Shinigamie records drop in November  

all Rhymes writen by Haile Ali 
all Productions by Kyo Itachi  
Cuts by Dj Audas 
Mix /Master by Trilian 
Artwork by Jilva The Maker 
Shinigamie records 2018

Haile Ali & Kyo Itachi -  Black Ninjutsu

In his 11th full-length album, independent Hip-Hop artist Venomous2000 offers another beautifully orchestrated work of art - Sounds of the Great Ones 2 - 10 songs produced by Serbia's very own, Trilian. 

Born and raised in the same city as NFL great Craig 'Ironhead' Heyward, music producer David Coles, and Hip-Hop producer K-Def, Passaic, New Jersey, Venomous2000 has been a force of positivity in the Hip-Hop culture for over 20 years.  Venomous2000 has drawn comparison's to emcees such as KRS-ONE, Talib Kweli, Yasin Bey, Common, Nas, Dead Prez, and Black Thought.  His metaphorical witty wordplay accompanied by a distinctive cadence will provide listeners with a nostalgia of the Golden Era of Hip-Hop music.  Drawing heavy influence of spirit from the Yoruba Ifa tradition, elements of the world view is noticeable in Venomous2000 songs along with the elements of the Hip-Hop culture.

Produced solely by Serbia's very own Trilian, Sounds of the Great Ones 2 message lies in the bass driven production and rhythmic arrangements of songs like "Let Go", "I Ain't Particular (The album's 1st single)", and "When Did I Last Say (I Love You)" and the super posse cut - "Emcees Ultra 2", complemented by the boom bap throwback appeals of "Breaking It Down", and "The Dedication ft. Phonetic & R.A.P".  Venomous2000 even blesses the listeners with a creative view of his moniker 'V.E.N.O.M.O.U.S. 2000 THEULTRAEMCEE, where he breaks down the meaning of his pseudonym, "What's Next?". The album is accentuated with the technics mastery of DJ TMB.

Venomous2000 will be touring Europe extensively in August of 2018.  He will be performing at traditional venues, bars, galleries, record shops, parks, and all creative spaces in Germany, France, and Czech Republic (Full bio: Venomous2000)

I Ain't Particular ft. DJ TMB

Venomous2000

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