UK’s Paul White is back with his upcoming July 29th EP featuring 10 tracks that feature Danny Brown, Homeboy Sandman, Sean Price, and Trim while presenting some of his most fierce instrumental work yet. Paul White continues to explore his influences in Krautrock and Psych music and today you can download the title track to the EP entitled “Watch The Ants.” For a visualization of “Watch The Ants” you can also check out Plastic Horse’s interpretation.
The mp3 is available after the jump!
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Rabbi Darkside is proud to announce the release of his album “Prospect Avenue” dropping on June 18th. The album is a platform for Rabbi Darkside’s stories, written from the hallways of NYC’s public schools, and an homage to NYC and the borough of Brooklyn. The album features guest appearances from Homeboy Sandman, DJ Rob Swift, Nickodemus and many other collaborators from all over the world.
Today, enjoy the first leak from “Prospect Avenue” for the song “True Lies” produced by Da Beatminierz. The album’s tracklisting is also below.
Homeboy Sandman recently released his latest record “Kool Herc: Fertile Crescent” and today enjoy the first music video from the release for the song “Peace & Love” produced by EL RNTC. The video was directed and edited by Chris Antonelli.
You can also check Homeboy Sandman live in Toronto and Ottawa later this week with Peanut Butter Wolf.
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New cut from Homeboy Sandman for “The Plot Thickens” produced by Keith Edward. If you’re in the UK & Ireland this week, catch him on tour and look out for upcoming info on his “Kool Herc: Fertile Crescent” record coming Spring 2013.
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Substantial “Home Is Where The Art Is” continues to grace speakers domestically and internationally after having gained critical acclaim a few months back. Since releasing the Oddisee executive produced album, Substantial has done a quick tour with Diamond District emcee yU, dropped a few bonus tracks with Oddisee, Homeboy Sandman, and others, and even was invited to do an akapelah show at the Smithsonian in DC.
“Speak about it, Then I be about it.”
For the album cut “Resilient,” Substantial brings on Seattle producer and Bop Alloy partner Marcus D to provide a smoothed out, jazz infused remix. The track, originally produced by Eric Lau, is a testament to the strength it takes to claim your identity and walk your own path. The Marcus D …
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