X Is “The Big Bad Wolf” In New Halloween Day Video Premiere

One of the dopest lyricists coming out of Las Vegas, X premieres “The Big The Wolf” on Halloween Day. A play off of the “Big Bad Wolf” childrens story, backwards WOLF spells “FLOW” so the concept is a metaphor based around his signature flow.

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Sir 7000 – “Last Night at the Portal” (EP Review)

Ceo of Baps University, Sir 7000, is a hip-hop artist who’s done nothing but innovate himself and his brand over the last year. From his Quarantine Tapes series during the heart Covid-19 pandemic last year to now, this visionary has pushed himself in all regards. While a year ago, my main criticisms with his music came from his inability to hone his excitement and find his sonic niche, he has come full circle, killing these criticisms on his new ep “Last Night at the Portal.”

In a generation where attention spans are at an all-time low, Sir shows he’s fully aware of this, keeping things relatively short at eight tracks and keeping listeners on the edge of their seats throughout. From his rapping ability to his production skills, Sir shows his development as an artist as he dabbles with an array of flows, pockets, and styles. From the haunting intro “The Firmament” to the soothing outro “The Wind” with Ambeeka, Sir is constantly showing off his versatility. Within the 20 minute run time, “Spaceship” was a definite stand-out due to its deep subject matter and intense approach. 7000’s confidence jumps out at you, and his vocal control and pitch changes keep you glued to your seat till the tracks crashing end after its climatic beat switch. “Villain” was another highlight with its detailed instrumental, fast-paced tempo, and catchy rhythm. 

While on past projects, I have been harsh on Sir 7000 for the lack of ambition and fine-tuning in his instrumentals, it’s safe to say this is his best-produced record to date. From the Funkadelic sample on “The Basics” to the abstract layers on top of the vibey drums on “Tina,” Sir has taken a huge step when it comes to the quality of his soundscapes. When it comes to the mixing on this project, the instrumentals and vocals mesh together seamlessly, which makes the cutting-edge artistry displayed throughout the project’s duration shine all the more. 

Overall, “Last Night at the Portal” is Sir 7000s best work to date and his first major step into reaching his full potential. Between the amazing production, unmatched versatility, and passionate rapping, Sir is so easy to fall in love with, and this brief to-the-point record leaves you wanting more. If you want to keep up to date with Sir 7000 and where his journey takes him next, be sure to follow @IAMSIR7000 on Instagram!

Rating: 7/10

Highlights: Versatility, Passioante Rapping, Production

source https://undergroundhiphopblog.com/albums/sir-7000-last-night-at-the-portal-ep-review/

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Demo Tape : FEAR – 1994

Let’s talk about that demo tape recorded by the MC named FEAR in 1994. No info about him available online unfortunately after all these years and that’s a shame because his three demos were really dope at that time and deserve some more shine. 






After a short interview I did with Fear recently, I’m glad to give you some info about this MC… Big surprise first, even if his demos sound like some East Coast material, Fear was a West Coast emcee from Los Angeles,Ca. 

Fear : ” Fear is short for Fearless a name I got from being unafraid to do anything on a dare when I was a kid. I grew up in Los Angeles, Ca. From 6 to 12 years old I lived in Birmingham, Alabama and before that I was born in San Diego, Ca. The tracks sound like east coast hip-hop because thats all I grew up listening to when I was younger. I loved east coast hip-hop, that was my main influence…Krs One, Nas, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap and Lord Finesse… I fall into hip-hop when I first heard Rappers Delight. I memorized it and was rapping ever since then, writing raps for my brother and friends so we could battle other little kids…lol.. 


All the tracks of the demo tape “The Evil That Pens Do”, “Hate” and “Freakee Flow” were produced by Kevin Sakoda a.k.a K-Von a.k.a DJ Kev. 


Fear :K-Von was a college DJ in Claremont, Ca. He hosted The Downlow Radio Show on KSPC, 88.7FM at Pomona College. He lived in NYC for a while. He helped me with my demo and helped me to get a lot of opportunities. I first met him at the station, he invited me to come on air and rhyme and we hit it off from there !


Fear :After that I had a few options but nothing panned out, I signed with a few indies and did an album but it wasn’t pushed. My album was called “The Moment You Fear”. I was in the Unsigned Hype section of the Source magazine (July 2005). I still record now with a group called the Punishers and Con-Verse Allstars.


Mad Props to FEAR, thanks for your time fam. 

source http://hiphop-thegoldenera.blogspot.com/2021/10/demo-tape-fear-1994.html

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Ruste Juxx & Tone Spliff – Magma LP – 2022

 

LP – 2022 – Qrates 

Originally released in 2019 on CD format only, Ruste Juxx & Tone Spliff ‘s collaborative album entitled “Magma” will be available soon on vinyl with the help of this crowdfunding project developed on Qrates.

Magma by Ruste Juxx & Tone Spliff

Shipping Date : April 2022

Limited edition, 100 copies only … 

Pre-Order  


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Eyeree – Soul Khemist – 2021

 

The Beatmaker Eyeree from Costa Mesa, California presents his brand new project “Soul Khemist”. This 12-track album features emcees like Planet Asia, Awon, Tiff the Gift, Vel the Wonder, Daniel Son, Tha God Fahim, Jamil Honesty, Elzhi, Ill Conscious … and more… Cuts by Funfreaks (Dj Luer, Dj Loser) & Dj Ozroc. 


Soul Khemist by Eyeree

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Sam Austins shares energetic visual for “DRIFTING AWAY”

Detroit’s Sam Austins has shared an energetic new visual for “DRIFTING AWAY,” a standout cut from his new album, HOMELESS STAR. The artist, who recently signed with Atlantic Records, combines his interests in music, fashion, film and TV to form his own creative world. He has a riveting backstory, having experienced extended bouts of homelessness […]

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A.CHAL makes us feel like “Zorro” in the night

A.CHAL just dropped an intriguing track titled “Zorro,” a single that breaks free from the norm of hip-hop, an intense ballad heavily filled with a Latin American sound.   Typically releasing Latin-inspired tracks, each and every single has its own unique twist. This time, Peruvian artist A.CHAL experiments with hip-hop all while sweetly serenading us with […]

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Arran Sym paints deep emotion on new single, “Fire on Me”

Artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Arran Sym drops another fascinating single titled “Fire on Me,” a track led by intriguing lyrics and an other-worldly production.        Arran Sym is known for creating projects and singles that are extremely diverse yet chilling, such as 1000 Micrograms of Love and “Back on My Throne.” Both of these projects assimilate […]

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Rising Texas musician Sweet Limb channels good vibes on “That Good Energy”

Rising Texas musician Sweet Limb channels good vibes on mellow offering, “That Good Energy,” with unique sing-song spoken word delivery layered over a minimalistic soundscape of twinkling synths and quiet beats. Reminding us of those people who imbue us with positive energy in each interaction, the carefully crafted track pulls us in with its lulling soundscape, […]

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Radamiz and Marlon Craft team up for “Caterpillar”

After catching our attention with his single, “Spades,” a short while ago, Brooklyn emcee Radamiz double backs with something new this week, his new release, “Caterpillar,” built on smooth soulful textures, slick guitar plucks held by a trippy drum groove.  It is different from the moody trap aesthetic of his previous release and shows a […]

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