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.