In promotion for his album, “N9na”, independent rap artist Tech N9ne released a video series. Titled “Kathartic”, it connects singles from his album to the story line. Now in the second season of Kathartic, his latest visual is for “Ion Memba”. Featuring C – Mob, the song is a rapid fire flow fest with the two rappers getting a lot off their chest. Be sure to go back through Tech N9ne’s video releases to catch up on “Kathartic”. Stream the album “N9na” below, courtesy of Spotify.
Jadakiss is an emcee that requires no introduction. With a solid catalog of music that resonates from the streets to across the globe, Kiss has built a reputation that has him arguably in the “Top 5” list of many hip hop fans.
Promoting the release of his new single, “ME”, Jadakiss releases a short film of the same title. Coming in under 10 minutes, the film features actors Peter Greene and Hassan Johnson. Stay tuned for the official video for ME, dropping 10/25/19. #PRESSPLAY
Rick Ross has broken through the barriers that artists with ten years plus in the rap game usually face. The ability to continue to appeal to the listening audience of hip hop fans whose attention moves with the latest sound. Ross proves yet again to have the ear for beats when it comes to his latest release, “Port of Miami 2”. Without sounding dated or rusty, Ricky Rozay is still in his bag with the lyrics and delivery as it fits sonically over a great body of work. Definitely a great follow up to his 2017 release, “Rather You Than Me” and befitting to be the sequel to his 2006 debut release “Port of Miami”. #PRESSPLAY
Rare Breed Ent presents “CLOSURE” rap battle between QB Black Diamond Vs Bonnie Godiva. This battle brings some closure to some history between the two female rap battle bar slingers and hits quite a few personal points on both ends. Who took it? Leave your ratings in the comments below!
Ultimate Battle League presents Charlie Clips vs Nu Jerzey Twork rap battle. You can expect 3 rounds of bars, puchlines, and slick talk from both of these crowd favorites. Who took it? Leave your Ratings in the comments below!
Saying that Nas is one of the greatest of all time is an understatement. Included on many hip hop heads’ “Top 5” lists, Nas has garnered the respect of listeners, peers, and elder statesmen over the span of 20 plus years. His official entry into the game, “illmatic”, continues to be celebrated as a groundbreaking album that changed the course of hip hop during the time of it’s release in 1994. Nas is also credited with being an influence on rappers from his generation to the current day.
With an extensive catalog that mirrors his career and growth as an artist (12 studio albums, 3 collaborative albums, 3 compilation albums, 1 extended play, and 78 singles), Nas has recorded a great deal of material. Over the years, Nas made promises to release the follow up to his critically acclaimed, fan favorite album, “The Lost Tapes”. After reported label issues and disagreements, the album has now been delivered in the form of “The Lost Tapes 2”. With production from Pharrell Williams, RZA, Swizz Beatz, Kanye West, NO I.D., and more, the album boast to be a strong fix of the Nas hip hop heads know and love. #PRESSPLAY Stream here, courtesy of Spotify
Jim Jones released his new album, “El Capo”, recently and has been getting high reception from the listeners. Some have even deemed his best album thus far. The first visual release is for “My Era”, a song that features Brooklyn’s own Maino delivering a verse and new comer Drama on the hook. Stream Jim Jones’ latest offering courtesy of Spotify below.
Sic Mic returns with visuals for his latest single release, “I Feel It”. Produced by Point Guard, the track details the thoughts of a man coming to grips with surviving the struggles in his life while dealing with the fact that some of those that see you shining want to “see me dead or in jail”. The track and the bars blend together to create a vibe that teeters between paranoia and self actualization. #PRESSPLAY
Stream the latest full length release from Sic Mic”Eastcoast Mikey” here, courtesy of Spotify.
Ultimate Rap League presents NOME 9 with the headliner battle between Loaded Lux and Aye Verb goes down tonight live from Houston, TX! With a full list of battles sure to make history, this is an event that must be seen!! Hit the videos above to view face off conversations between some of the rappers set to battle, including Lux and Verb with a 2 part face off video. #PRESSPLAY
Big K.R.I.T. is a true reflection of the phrase “underground king”. Critically acclaimed, yet not an artist who has broken through to the mainstream, K.R.I.T. continues to press forward with his unapologetic approach to rap music. He’s paid his dues in the industry, landing on the 2011 XXL Freshmen Class Cover with the likes of YG, Meek Mill, Cyhi Da Prynce, Kendrick Lamar, & Mac Miller (RIP). After departing ways with Def Jam Recordings in 2016, K.R.I.T. opted to go the independent route. With the following he has and the caliber of music he is known to create, the move was definitely in his best interest.
With his new album “K.R.I.T. Iz Here” slated for release on July 12th, 2019, he brings the visual to his single “K.R.I.T. Here” forward to set the mood. The video reflects the visions that seep through his music; a hood scene, a modern day slave auction (an obvious reflection of the current music industry), and scene that has K.R.I.T. spitting his lyrics in front of a church congregation. Strong return for K.R.I.T. indeed. #PRESSPLAY
For more on Big K.R.I.T. , visit his official website at the link below: https://bigkrit.com/
