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Saturday
Leon Marin - "Ghetto" (Prod. By Ryan Harrison) - {Video}
Leon Marin wrote this song to express his experiences growing up in a neighborhood a lot of young black males are too familiar with. He wanted people to understand he grew up surrounded by a lifestyle that sucks in most of our black males, yet he was able to overcome it. Leon describes the term "ghetto" basically as a place we can't leave because it's a mental bondage not necessarily a physical one. Ghetto will be available for download upon the release of Leon Marin's mixtape, "Wish Me Success" on July 11th. Make sure you go out support REal HipHop, in the meantime checkout the video below.
Friday
Apollo The Great - "Above The Sky" - {Audio}
One of New Jersey's dopest Emcees, Apollo The Great, his Apollo 21 project is one of my favorites. Hennessy Diaries is off the chain Apollo has always been on point with the lyrics. This was produced by non other than Willie B., "Above The Sky" is one of those hidden treasures be sure to check it out below.
Wednesday
DJ Q-Fingaz - "Progression" (Ft. Masta Ace) - {Video}
DJ Q-Fingaz is a busy man, on this project he joins forces with Masta Ace for "Progression" which is off of the album Qllection. I must say watching this video almost made me cry, it made me feel like " Wow HipHop used to be so Dope". I mean really it gave me that Golden Era of HipHop feeling. That feel good sensation but I'll still knock your block off your shoulders feeling. There is nothing like an artist being true themselves, instead of following industry gimmicks. "There is nothing worse than some jive sucka pushin' Smack to the Kids" - Black Dynamite. But that's my take you be the judge go check it out for yourself, or do whatever the F#@! you wanna do.....!!!
Tuesday
Joey Bada$$ - “Fromdatomb$”(Ft. Chuck Strangers) - {Video}
If you ask me this dude and his is the next big thing out of NY, he's known as Brooklyns hailing Pro Era frontman, Joey Bada$$ drops off the visuals for “Fromdatomb$” a cut off the 17 year old’s critically acclaimed debut mixtape, 1999.
The David Helman directed video features Joey and Chuck Strangers backed by the Pro Era
collective traversing the subways of NYC as well as a basketball court
among other locations while spitting his classic New York style of rap.
Joined by fellow Pro$, the ever vibrant around the middle point of the
track, Joey’s latest visuals come with following announcement:
“Fromdatomb$ is the last video I wanted to drop off “1999″
because I felt like this closed out the tape perfectly. I’m locked in
the studio with my pro$ putting in that twerk on this new PRO ERA tape
set two drop December 21st.”
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