Hip-Hop is Waitng For Nemo Achida’s “Midnight Magic LP” 1st Single: Nuffin (Prod. by Ultra Beatz)

This track is ill because of so many reasons. To start the beat is insane. So mellow, but yet its still gritty enough to reach even the heaviest hip-hop chronicler. Nemo Achida is ready for battle, and I can’t wait to document his triumph as the #IndieRevolution approaches. Enjoy this single today and grab the LP on July 2nd.

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Words by: Wes Jones

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Scarlet Letters - by Chance Fischer (prod. Gahim)

New record from the Richmond native showing more depth to his sound. Follow the feed and be sure to get the best.

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Mid-Day Video ” Do Me Now” - by K. Roosevelt (feat. Hit-Boy)

This video is pretty dope. I think this is a nice summer record with a good beat, definitely something to play at your next kick-back or day party.

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Animal Pharm - Lupe Fiasco

Lupe Fiasco is back! Not that he really left us or anything, but a new track has surfaced, entitled “Animal Pharm.” As per the usual, it’s riddled with a profound message over an ill beat. Check it out below.

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When BAM BAM is on the Mic Race Was Never an Issue! Some of These Other Less Talented Artist Use it as a Crutch:” Strictly 4 My Jeeps” (Official Video) - by Action Bronson

We see everything from a rendition of “Billy Hoe” from “White Men Can’t Jump” hustling on the court, a cameo from Riff Raff, to a strong-man competition. Bronson rides around the city in his big ass jeep, dances with over-weight women, shows he can grill a mean steak, and ends the night eating cake.

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“Tryna Get Me One” - by Gillie Da Kid (feat. Pusha T)

Gillie is back on the scene, and he’s recruited the VA emcee with the killer wordplay to drop a verse. This new visual just dropped a few hours ago via MTV, so here it is if you missed it.

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We’ve Found Waldo & He’s Not Hiding in a Children’s Book: “Finally” - by Waldo (Prod. by Sango)

Something dope from Grand Rapids, Michigan has hit our radar. I don’t know if you remember those eye spy style children’s books, but we’ve found Waldo and these are no nursery rhymes.

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Mid-Day-Video “Don’t Kill My Vibe” - by Kendrick Lamar

There isn’t a lot we need to say about this record. Mike Epps is a straight fool, and enjoy the video. This is one for everyone at work on their lunch break and are in need of a little escape and a large serving of hip-hop.

(Oh and if you’re looking for a little comic relief, simply read the comments. People are pretty fucking stupid. It blows my mind and my vibe that the video concept is difficult for some of these guys to grasp)

*Peace

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Black & White | Fluid Motion | Light Control

Great use of light, beautiful images, and extremely fluid motion. The tranquility conveyed in this piece is the perfect example of great cinematography.

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How Do You Know Real If Everyone In The Room Is Fake & What Are You If You Don’t Speak Up!

What are you looking for when seeking to discover new music? Are you looking for a specific look, style, sound or something else altogether? Music is, so subjective and has no direct boundaries. When speaking about self expression the only thing an outsider can really do is give there opinion. If you look at what Kanye West has done through out his career he has really been able to do something truly remarkable. The Growth and metamorphosis we’ve been able to witness is the best way to describe what it means to be an artist, but also an entertainer. The College Drop Out was Kanye’s greatest piece of work in some people’s opinion. On the other side of the spectrum he has new fans who have never heard a song off his original album.

One thing that does bother me, and I know it bothers some of you also is fraudulent personas. We know this is a common issue that has been on the radar of some industry types because the legendary Texas trill Scarface spoke about it in an interview with HardKnock TV.

I love to hear great stories, no matter if I hear it in music, read it in a book, or see it on a movie screen. We just want to hear good stories, but if your story is fictional, don’t start believing your own bullshit. The internet mixed with a heavy advancement in computer based audio production has put a spotlight on the once expensive, craft, only the few with true production skills would dare invest the funds needed to build a studio. Going even further past obtaining this expensive equipment. The internet has made it so easy for anyone to get on the stage with the right sound at the right time! 

What is real when everyone around is fake, and the people with the money invest in the person with the most marketable facade? If there is no one in place to police the industry, and no one exposes the bullshit when they see it how will it get better. I think Nas made a mistake when he said “hip-hop is dead” because its clearly not dead it’s just extremley hard to expose the talented hip-hop artist when they’re over shadowed by

Maclemore! His sound isn’t hip-hop at all. I don’t care if people want to buy his shit, I don’t even care that he’s making music. Just don’t call it hip-hop. That is mad disrespectful to the culture. I don’t understand when it became cool to not call someone out when they make something weak? 

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