TAG: new atl

Mar12

Spree Wilson – Right One | Wrong Time (Video & MP3)

The Q-Tip discovered, Converse approved multi-talented maestro, Spree Wilson is back at it again.  Returning to the lab to prepare his follow up EP to debut effort, The Never Ending Now, Wilson’s camp has gifted us with a video and download of Right One | Wrong Time.

Spree’s first offering from the aforementioned April slated EP, Life in Technicolor, is a bit of a departure from the eclectic, yet well received sound from his debut album.  His LP carried dalliances between Hip Hop, Indie Rock, and all points in between, featuring the work of players such as DJ Wonder, No ID, Novel, and Esthero.  

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Feb28

Go Dreamer – One Big Bag ft Tuki Carter, Curti$ William$, and Key (MP3)

As the countdown continues in anticipation of Go Dreamer’s next full length release, Animals vs Machines 2: Side (M)achines, the New ATL/Hollyweerd/Flush Production member drops a ton of weight on listeners with One Big Bag.

This is not the same funked out, spaced out stank that we’ve been privy to with his earlier drops.  This is straight hard.  It has got all of the ride of old school Crunk and that Deep South Gangsta Swing — something that you may have thought was missing from the current run of tracks coming out of the New Atlanta movement.  This is straight up ‘G’ music for the new breed of Southern ‘G’s’.

The beat drives hard marrying itself well to the lyrical beating that Go Dreamer and company deliver on the track.  The track …

Feb20

[Wednesday, The F*ck?!?] WTF04 – Go Dreamer – New Age Mack (MP3)

This weeks episode of WTF. the column shedding light on what you may have missed on the Tuesday music release sheets and blogosphere drop lines, is focused on one of the New-ATL’s showrunner’s, Go Dreamer.

New Age Mack stands as the second track dropped in anticipation of his next full release, Animals vs. Machines 2 Side: (M)achine.  New Age Mack, brevity notwithstanding, is like standing in the light of a space-age pimp’s Caddy.  The atmospheric (read: space-blunted) rhythm lends itself to Go Dreamer and featured artist, Forte Bowie’s, vocal ride.  A change of peace from his last tripped out drop, Outta If the track is any indicator on what to expect from the New ATL movement being spearheaded by Go Dreamer and his Grammy Nominated production crew, The Flush, the future …