Wait, you said Vic Spencer is putting out MORE music?!  That's right, Vic just dropped his full album "HaerBrainSchemes presents The Rapping Bastard" less than a month ago and he's already prepping for his next project. "Talk" is a celebration of The Rapping Bastard release. Doc da Mindbenda's production set things off for the Old Fart to speak.

"Talk" is exactly what Vic does on this joint, letting listeners know "I tried to talk to my wife, but the shit didn't work so I talk to this mic." He willingly lays on his figurative couch - the studio and gets into some release therapy. Between the honesty Vic always drops in his bahz and the flawless production of Doc da Mindbenda. "Talk" is Vic saying "thank you" to his fans for the over 6k downloads of the new album and his focus is to continue to put so called rappers to bed ; officially bet on that. Meanwhile, enjoy the story. "Talk".

Talk.

Iron Bull

Story Exit

IN A STATE OF NIRVANA

Sky Bets

Cocaine Beach 

05 Aurora Feat. Sage Infinite [Threads Interlude]

Tha God Fahim X Camoflauge Monk - FORTNITE

Throughout Montreal’s history, few names ring out like Rufus Rockhead’s. Cultural pioneer and possibly the first Canadian black man to obtain a liquor license, Mr. Rockhead opened his eponymous jazz club "Rockhead’s Paradise" in 1928 on the corner of Mountain St. and St-Antoine Street in Little Burgundy. A landmark of Montreal’s "Sin City" era, a time when prohibition forced Americans to cross the border to get a snort, the club booked the biggest acts in blues and jazz from the 1930s to the 1950s. Establishing Montreal’s reputation as "Harlem Of The North", the institution supported local jazz artists, helping the likes of Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones get their careers off the ground. By it’s closure in 1980, the club had featured the talents of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Cab Calloway, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Leadbelly, Nina Simone, Dizzy Gillespie, Sammy Davis Jr. and many more. This project commemorates a somewhat forgotten time of cultural explosion and ground breaking artistic movements that layed the foundation for the vibrant, creative and diverse Montreal we see today.

Raps by Jimmie D
Beats by Nicholas Craven

Rockhead Paradise

Rockhead (Prod. By Nicholas Craven)

BLVK PEARL

In all digital stores

Shanghai

This is the 3rd & final single off the NEW album "GADDAFI" slated to drop Late Dec. / Early Jan. 
This time Supreme gets assistance from the Winners own Hus Kingpin.
You already know when the #CHAINWINNERS connect it's an all out massacre. Production coming from Slum Lord out of Baltimore who brings back a classic Wu-Tang sample for some beautiful nostalgia.

Supreme Cerebral - Cream Team Feat. Hus Kingpin (Prod. By: Slum Lord)

4. Sunset Feat Chris Skillz Prod By Wazasnics

Vinyl available for purchase at wavgodmusic.com

All Songs Written by Daniel Son, except features
All Songs Produced by Futurewave
All Songs Mixed by Futurewave & Daniel Son
All Songs Mastered by Futurewave
Recorded at The Pressure Cooker & Rumbar

Use 2 (feat. Family Gang Black)

Over the past 20 years, Vic Spencer has become one of the most respected figures in underground hip-hop culture as a whole. The Chicago MC keeps his name in the hip-hop headlines with a constant stream of albums, he definitely has dropped 4 to 5 albums a year for the past 5 years and loose tracks whose titles often effectively sum up the snarky, acutely self-aware attitude of his lyrics. Though his reputation has grown thanks in part to his collaborations with the late Sean Price (RuckDown), Flee Lord (LORDMOBB), 38 Spesh (TRUST), and acclaimed "soultrap" rapper/producer Tree, Spencer is a proud free agent with his own label (Old Fart Luggage) who vocally dismisses the noise surrounding his city’s hip-hop landscape and stays committed to—even obsessed with—forging his own path. Vic Spencer is best known for his work with Big Ghost (The Ghost of Living) and his solo album, The Cost of Victory which dropped in 2015 and was rank 19 out of 40 in the Rolling Stone’s top 40 albums of that year. Vic is also working with August Fanon on a continuing series entitled Psychological Cheat Sheet and has a 4 part series with SONNYJIM called Spencer for Higher. Question: What is the result when you mix the wit of Sean Price, the comedic delivery of DOOM, the unorthodox approach of the late ODB, the lungs of B-Real, and the life experience of a group home resident hailing from the streets of Chicago’s gritty East Side? Answer: Vic Spencer aka The Rapping Bastard.

Talk.

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