Not expecting all my readers to appreciate this track but the fact that a) it's a great track and b) Lilly Allen and T Pain are collaborating makes this something you can't dismiss! Her English accent and gentle singing compliment's T Pain's creative and bubbly melodies so well, and the beat carries everything well.
Wiz Khalifa's verse at the end definitely add's the icing to the already scrumptious cake, and T-Pain's forthcoming 'Evolver' album is one more to add to the waiting list!
30 September 2011
Video: T-Pain - 5 O'Clock ft. Wiz Khalifa and Lily Allen
Brian Bradley - THE X FACTOR USA Audition "bigger than Jay-Z & Kanye West"
I'm not one to post X Factor content but this kid's a 14 year old rapper straight outta Brooklyn, New York. Brownsville to be specific, which is the same parts as M.O.P - so you know he ain't messing.
Not only can the kid rap incredibly well for his age, but with a stage presence and confidence like he does this kid can go far in the hip hop game! Wouldn't be surprised if he was the next signing to Jay-Z's ROC Nation conglomerate.
Video: D.S.T - Let it Go
Big track here from the upcoming UK rapper and producer. Great beat selection in picking this Araab Muzik instrumental and some passionate bars with intense delivery...
Audio: Jeezy - F.A.M.E. feat. T.I.
J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League produced this single and as usual from this team of beatmakers, it's brilliant. The vocal sample is so minimal and leaves you wanting to hear her voice some more! All round big track and Jeezy is sounding as strong as he when he dropped his debut solo album.
Jeezy - F.A.M.E. feat. T.I.
Audio: Badness & Ghetts - System
System vocal by A WE SHELL DOWN BOWZER
Audio: Bashy & Gappy Ranks - World Lock
Something a little different here, as Bashy returns this week with a touch of his Jamaican roots on this bashment influenced track. He has linked up with Britain's biggest dancehall artist Gappy Ranks to make this a feel good zoners.
29 September 2011
Audio: Juicy J - Who Da Neighbors Remix ft. Snoop Dogg
The great thing about Three 6 Mafia (Juicy J, DJ Paul, Project Pat etc) is that when they drop a banger like this, it's bound to pop off. There are too many quotables from Juicy in this, as he rhymes about his fat wallet and stardom (from nothing) by describing who his neighbours are, rather than the usual subjects on most MCs lips.
Snoop's jumped on the remix but from time I heard the original, I knew this was a hood banger! Expecting parodies to be made of this!
Juicy J - Who Da Neighbors Remix ft. Snoop Dogg
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