Da Buze Bruvaz - "U.S.Embassay" (Ft. Ruste Juxx) - {Official Video}

Now this is hardcore east coast HipHop at its finest, Da Buze Bruvaz and Ruste Juxx are keeping REal rap music alive.  No matter how far HipHop have drifted from its original roots, Bars are backbone of HipHop not  "The Machine". We live in a time where a zero talent average kid has a auto-tune program and think he/she's a Emcee.  Now that Bars are making a comeback all of those Mumble Rappers better have a plan B.

Wordsmith - "Living Life Check To Check" - {Video}

Wordsmith's pursuit to happiness is unlike most stories about the American Dream either begins at the bottom with the world watching your rise to the top or we witness the unfortunate fall from grace. Whether it's movies or music, the grey area, the backbone of our very nation is taken for granted. The Middle class is the engine that keeps all economy's running while majority of the rich exploit the "Have Nots".  

Rootwords - "Django" - {Official Video}

The single “Django” is from the All Good Ep by Rootwords .  Inspired by the 70′s blaxploitation films, this video (directed by Charles Meuwly, and edited by Ganz Hq) is a trip back in time to a place where money, women, corruption and (of course) love make the world go round . So, sit back, relax and let your mind travel while you watch this brand new flick at the bottom of this post.

Rootwords is an international artist born in the U.S, of Zambian origin, who found his inspiration from the diverse experiences he gained around the globe while growing up as a teenager in Switzerland and during his college years in England and Australia. At 16 years old, Rootwords immerses himself into the HipHop scene by participating in the many freestyle and open-mic sessions organized by Colossal Crisis. His talent in rap improvisation is quickly recognized and he is encouraged to pursue music by his peers. Rootwords soon realizes that he could leave his footprint in the HipHop movement after discovering Eminem, an accomplished U.S artist with a unique flow and identity. A few years later, Rootwords is invited on stage by Common during the world famous Montreux Jazz Festival, and seizes the opportunity to impress the artist known worldwide for his conscious lyrics and music.

Majesty Mell - "Still Amazing" - {Video}

Majesty Mell is a NYC based HipHop Emcee, visuals from his single "Still Amazing" is off his EP "Hollows N Dum Dums" which was directed and edited by himself.  Majesty is a great example of what you must do in order to be successful as a HipHop artist today, which do as much as you can yourself and learn the business around the music.

No longer are record companies offering large sums of money to finance your career.  In fact you must have a finished project, your own fan base, a huge Buz , and practically a #1 single to even be considered for an offer from record company.  So tell me why do you need the record label if you have all of those things in place? I'm sorry I went into "Preacher Mode", checkout what a REal HipHop artist sound like below, this dude right here got some serious Bars.

Flabz - "Under The Influence EP" - {Audio}

Here we have another dope example of how far international HipHop has grown and still representing that REal HipHop.  Artist Flabz from West London brings you "Under The Influence". It's an incredibly unique EP that stands out from the heavily populated crowd of  HipHop we hear in today's age. This talented Emcee has been honing his craft for a number of years, take a listen below and you'll feel what I'm saying.

Gone Wallace - "Green Oasis" - {Audio}

Gone Wallace is one of the underground artist your probably never heard of but once you have can't forget. Truthfully this young rapper got more styles than Method Man. Every time I hear a Wallace track, it never sounds like the last one. He's one of those eclectic artist that comes around every 20 years similar to Wyclef.

Eros - "Schillerpromenade" (Prod. Iamnobodi) - {Video}

From Uganda to Houston we bring you 23yr old artist Harold Kalibala "Eros" who is embarking on a very unique style of HipHop.  A brutal tackle (while playing Football)left him strapped to a hospital bed in Cincinnati. Eros had to find his way in the hospital, he began to play with words, bending them to create lyrical stories that illustrated his global journey. His sound lies somewhere between East Africa and the American South – an earnest, cutting flow set against original captivating beats. To my knowledge there is no rapper out there like him.   Big up to beatmaster Iamnobodi who did this thing of this track.

Mac Miller - "Rain" (Faces MixTape) (Ft. Vince Staples) - {Audio}

Mac Miller did his thang on this dope mixtape Faces, keeping Pittsburgh on the HipHop radar.  He pulled out the big guns with features like Earl Sweatshirt, Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, Thundercat Vince Staples and thats just naming a few.  Make sure you download this classic mixtape and tell us what you think about it. 

Mr Morbid & Melph - "Close To The End" - {Audio}

Mr. Morbid & Melph is a hardcore HipHop duo from the Netherlands. The two met each other in 2002, after both being around in the underground HipHop scene for quite a while.The duo released their first song in 2006, titled “Alone in the Dark” featuring Lord Lhus and Venom.  In 2011 they released their 7 tracks EP “Release The Demons”, featuring the underground classic “My Type of Sh#!”.

After playing numerous gigs in 2012 (domestic and international) the two felt the time was right to start working on a full length album.

Mr. Morbid & Melph forth album “Close To The End” is a HipHop classic.

Bangerville - "Just the Other Day" - {Audio}

Toronto's Triple threat Conscious Thought, Acetik and T Gramz from the Bangerville collective are back again with the third single off their project "Loyal to the Lifestyle" available now on Itunes.. This time they teamed up with producer team Jbeat (Colombia) and A June (South Korea) on a beat that demands instant head rocking. This is a certified street banger. Make sure you checkout @bangerville, @acetikthegreat, @consciousthott, @tgramz1000

F.O.Y. - "HipHop Ambien" - {Official Video}

HipHop Ambien is the dope single from the Fountain of Youth, three Boston Emcees making eternal music.  Jeffriel Lichtenberg, otherwise known as Jeffrey iLL, is a young, pioneering Emcee and audio engineer (creating new standards in both vocals and lyricism) from Malden, Massachusetts. Chin, born Christian Manning, a graffiti art behemoth and HipHop prodigy from the same Greater Boston city.  

Terrence 'Phaçade' Bordenave, the last third of the trio and Somerville native, raises the bar in wordplay and realism to a new level. Together the three form The Fountain of Youth [F.O.Y]. One white man, one spanish man, and one black man forming FOY a new generation of HipHop heads who pays homage to the classic Golden Era. Now tell me how often do you see a group like this one?  I'll wait....

C.Shreve - "Orbits" - {Official Video}

C.Shreve  visuals for his full length project, Professing Vol. 2, which was shot in Nashville with director Trillbee the Hooligan.  This album features production from British sound engineer iLe Flottante. 

 C.Shreve the Professor is a North Carolina Emcee and the leader/founder of the HipHop collective Free the Optimus.  FTO has released 7 full projects since 2012, all with a heavy focus on lyricism and rhythm exploration which is very rare for any new artist nowadays. 

Termanology - "100 More Jewelz" - {Audio}

Another 100 bar verse from Termanology, more bars than most Emcees entire album. Here is another candidate for those'King of NY'/'Best MC Out' debates in the barbershop. Make sure you check out Term's album 'GOYA (Guns Or Yay Available).

Soul Khan - "Not Like That"(Feat. Akie Bermiss) - {Official Video}

 Soul Khan drops visuals to his track, "Not Like That," featuring Akie Bermiss and produced by DeeJay Element. It's from his Psyt?alm EP, which, aside from this bonus track, is entirely produced by Abnormal.  This is his fourth EP and final installment from his Love Supreme series. The EP is available on Soul Khan's site.  This is what "Real" HipHop sounds like, but don't you don't have to listen to me.  You can do whatever the F#@! you wanna do....!!! (said in me Hodge Twins voice)

King K.O.N.G. - "Someone" EP - {Audio}

 K.O.N.G.  Kreator Of The New Generation is a self-proclaimed philosopher driven by the belief that true talent can be found anyplace in the world.  In this competitive industry there is a stampede of individuals that believe they can improve this industry, and strive within it. I believe that this industry has become over-saturated with low talented identical looking puppets.  It is the unique that will thrive in this industry, and it is the motivated that will change it for the better.  The K.O.N.G. EP is a mix of both old and new styles of HipHop.  Classic beats produced by Fallacy and mastered by JGramm.  This is a bold move by a very talented Emcee check out the single below.

DahLak - “Of No Consequence”LP - {Audi}

  Sacramento Emcee/Producer dahLak describes the cultural landscape he’s found himself in.  In rap, you can have far more drinks than hangovers.  You can f*ck with no strings attached and spend with no worries.  No health problems will ensue, the money grows on trees.  Fantasy is fun! Right?  

The problem is it’s not easy to leave; as dahLak articulates with his pre-album mixtape Of No Consequence.  It’s too fun, it sounds so good.  You can party to it, it’s sexy and seductive and it confirms what we all want to believe.   And for those good times, those great moments, those high-points, it has its purpose.  It obviously can’t last, but while it’s here, don’t think to hard about it.  After all, it is Of No Consequence.  This is a pretty interesting concept and worth checking out. If you want originality this is your guy.

Apollo Brown & Guilty Simpson - "Parkour" - {AUDIO}

 Motor City brothers Apollo Brown and Guilty Simpson have wasted no time pounding the pavement for Dice Game. In the past Apollo has toured Australia and New Zealand while Guilty did a lean and mean west coast run that spanned Los Angeles to Seattle before hitting the NBC/Universal lot to be on Carson Daly's show.

The dynamic duo non-album, bonus track “Parkour" is from their limited edition wax (Ivory Vinyl w/ bonus 45 featuring two non-album cuts).  This first bonus, named after the military training Parkour where practitioners need to burst through an obstacle course using the terrain to gain advantage. 

In similar fashion, Guilty takes the terrain laid out by Apollo Brown and powers through it like a linebacker with a vengeance.  The sound has a bit of an electronic tinge, something not so present on the official LP.

Anterluz - "The Ritz" LP - {Audio}

California Emcee & Songwriter Anterluz, dropped "The Ritz" a couple of years ago.  I liked this album from the jump its made of all those good things we love from that 90's HipHop era. Artist like Anterluz make you say "Why isn't this on "The Radio", well because most of the radio stations are not owned by people who love and appreciate REal HipHop.  The radio Disc Jockey no longer has any power of they can play on the airwaves.  So ya'll make sure you go out and support local artist like Anterluz to help keep the culture alive. Remember HipHop is NOT dead it's Underground.

Homeboy Sandman - "Couple Bars" - {Video}

 After giving us visuals for “Whatchu Want From Me“, “Sputnik” and “Illuminati” from his long player First of a Living Breed, the truly underrated Lyrical Beast from Queens, New York Emcee Homeboy Sandman bust out visuals for his Romantic Comedy track “Couple Bars”.

Always keeping it real in his rhymes this joint reminds me of A Tribe Called Quest's Bonita Apple Bum, simple yet multi-layered lyrics.  This is a HipHop classic and Sand is artist in every sense of the word. 

Josh Bliss - "Mind F**K" (Prod. By The Cratez) - {Video}

They say that Southern Emcees lyrically can't compete with Emcees from the East Coast.  Most of the time we remember our favorite Southern Emcees from their dope beats and catchy hooks.  Well Josh Bliss is here to put a stop to all of that noise, originally from Louisiana Josh currently lives in Massachusetts where he is definitely making a name for himself in the Underground HipHop scene. 
Josh is one of the many Southern Emcees who is dope but never get credit because they are not making those "Whack" mainstream tracks.  These guys have been underground for years and its time we recognize them for the "Lyrical Beast" they are and Josh Bliss is on the forefront of this movement. Check him out below and you will see what I mean.

The Ol' Days - "UUUGGHHH" - {Video}

 These days everyone seems to be going crazy over the Zombie genre movies and tv shows (myself included). The Ol' Days took it upon themselves to document their own zombie experiences with the nice body ugly face disease.  This joint is off their album"1979", Mr. Dibia$e supplied the beats. Reminds me of the Golden Era when songs were funny without being exploitative.  This has happen to me a few times back in my day.

Palermo Stone - "The 2nd Coming" (Prod By Advocate) - {Video}

The moral of this story is we all have angels; we all have demons. Where there is light, there resides darkness. Palermo Stone’s new video, “The 2nd Coming,” produced by Advocate and shot by David Newbury of Beyond Dreams Productions, uses stark light and dark imagery, including a demonic interpretation of The Last Supper, to illustrate the thin line we all walk between good and evil. His upcoming album, The 2nd Coming, is a balancing act of the angelic and devilish forces in life.  Now this is REal HipHop !

AWKWORD - "Heather Heyer (F**k Trump)" - {Audio}

After being on a 9 month hiatus AWKWORD is back with a vengeance.  His new song Heather Heyer, was named after the young lady who lost her life while protesting against white supremacist, was produced by Teck-Zilla featuring DJ Wayne Ski.  It's a heart felt track telling the truths that most people ignore and few acknowledge.   Remember the system wan't created for us, it was meant hold us back and keep the elite in control.