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WARNING: This track goes VERY hard and basically has the opposite vibe of the Lamar track below. Since Slaughterhouse (Royce, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Joell Ortiz) were signed to Shady Records not too long ago, they have been teaming up with Eminem. Royce recently went insane on Writers Block, a track about all of the overused cliches in hip-hop, and Royce’s old friend Eminem helped to chip in the latter part of the hook. Came out pretty nicely- high energy, incredibly intense.
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Royce Da 5’9” – Writers Block (Feat. Eminem) (Prod By StreetRunner)
Compton born Kendrick Lamar released this last week and it is as raw as it gets. J. Cole did wonders on the beat and Kendrick Lamar just speaks his mind. For those that are unfamiliar with Lamar, his voice falls inbetween Big Boi and Pusha T (Clipse) and he pulls the positive attributes from them both.
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Lady Gaga’s long awaited new single “Judas” finally leaked a couple days ago. The debut track has some heavy, dance-worthy break downs but I think the chorus could use a little more bang. What do you think?
Hopefully some dope remixes are in the works. Stay tuned!
Gangster Trippin is probably one of my all time favorite Fatboy Slim songs, so I was stoked to hear that Lazy Rich recently remixed it. The track came out super solid, definitely an electro banger to be played all summer long. P.S. the video above features the original Fatboy Slim song (duh), just to reminisce.
To add more progressive house into the mix, I included the newest Afrojack jam as well. PLUR y’all.
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Fatboy Slim – Gangster Trippin (Lazy Rich Remix)
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Crookers have recently teamed up with Savage Skulls and the result is finally here. They released the “Bust ‘Em Up EP” yesterday under the name Dr. Gonzo. Crazy vocal chops, headache/rave craziness, and a noticeable Bmore/club feel. Love it or hate it, Crookers are back.
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DJ Drama came out with his first single off his upcoming Gangsta Grillz 3 album and I’m a fan. I never could quite understand what contribution these DJs make to the track, considering they didn’t produce the beat, but whatever – it’s fresh regardless. This song is pretty standard and is what you would expect after looking at the title. Roscoe Dash throws up a No Hands type hook, Fabolous has great punchlines, while Wiz drops a Drake-like flow with a great sound to it.
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Not too long ago Mac Miller released what he’s been calling his first “fralbum” (free album), Best Day Ever. It’s filled with a lot of great tracks that really show his growth as a rapper. There are some dope beats by ID Labs and even a track produced by Just Blaze. I highly encourage you to download his fralbum. You won’t be disappointed.
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For those of you that aren’t into dubstep I encourage you to give it another shot with Call Your Girlfriend (Feed Me Remix). As someone who is relatively new to dubstep this song has been my jam for the past couple weeks. I simply can’t get it out of my head. Make sure it’s played at maximum volume for full enjoyment.
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After pushing it back for a week, Big K.R.I.T. has finally dropped the link for his second mixtape/album, Return Of 4Eva. I’m only halfway through the XXL Freshman’s 21-song mixtape, but I had to post already because it is so good. The production (completely self-produced) is so smooth and soulful and K.R.I.T.’s laid back, southern twang flow is as on point as it’s always been. K.R.I.T.’s last mixtape/album K.R.I.T. Wuz Here was named Mixtape of the Year by HipHopDX, and only 10 songs in I’m confident in saying that this is better. Now stop reading, click the link, and let Krizzle tell you bout this country shit.
DOWNLOAD: Big K.R.I.T. – Return Of 4Eva
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Big K.R.I.T. feat. Ludacris & Bun B – Country Shit (Remix)
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Big K.R.I.T. feat. David Banner – Sookie Now
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Big K.R.I.T. – Dreamin