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Man sometimes you gotta make sure you put up the music you missed. For this holiday weekend…remember the Vag! (x3 in the chorus)
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Last time I seen Wordspit, he was rapping on the people’s mic at Occupy Wall Street. Now he is on TV. He is in a league of his own and has topped all hustles with this feature. Remember, this guy was in a McDonald’s commercial rapping a few years back. It makes me very proud to know this man. This is one of the greatest accomplishments from any NYC artist in a long long time. His name will ring bells for along time no matter what happens, and be sure to tell him that We da illest when you see him. Howard Stern will remember him , thats for sure.
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This is one of those cool songs. Man its nice. Smooth beats here. Def a change for their music but its always nice to hear change, isn’t it? Nice play on the “Words of Wisdom, let it be ee eeeeeee!”
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Kosha Dillz brings to us his first video from “The Jet Lag” Ep, “Moses Wasteland.” Its pretty different and aggressive for him but displays many bars for anyone doubting the skill level. Much darker than his Bud Light weego dog fun.Kudos to Robbie Barclay and Rik Cordero for its premier on the Three21 media network, who recently directed Action Bronson’s “Hookers on the Point” video. You might even see video director Ricky Shabazz making an appearance in the video as one of the friends who leaves Kosha’s body on the brooklyn street.
Kosha Dillz hits us with some of his illest stuff yet. ”The Jet Lag” EP is his latest effort since crushing the SXSW game (13 shows) and his Gina and The Garage Sale EP. Courtesy of DJ Booth You can download the project here. It features guest vocals from Ducky and Jesse Palter of Palter Ego.
All the tracks are Nate G. sampled takes from bands he has somehow met across the USA during his crazy DIY tours, from Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Little Dragon to Chelsea Wolfe. The first main video “Moses Wasteland” was done in Brooklyn by frequent collaborator Robbie Barclay, who is also responsible for the “cellular phone “visuals, a song that was licensed to Bud Light for their “Here We …
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