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Being.In.Gods. Vision – Big V

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What It Sound Like?

Got some new work for you! Ever been to Kinston, North  Carolina? Well, it's  time to go take another trip.  That also means new artist, listen to Big  V.  He's a  rugged, grassroots head  of the  culture.  Here is an emcee that gets it.  Content,  personality, bars, plus different things being done  on  each song. Compliments to that has to be Shawn Finesse. Handcrafted a film-style score with emotional samples.  

The first tune, Happy is self explanatory. An  accomplishment chant  from an  artist  overcoming adversity. Someone comfortable in his own  skin. I like  the  flow  of Nathan, a joint  about  independence. Often people will complain or critique  what you're doing. They never are the ones outside with  you. They have no intention of helping you.  That is a song for those people.

Making this even more of a complete body of work,  Color Blind is a true love song. Or should I say, real love? V  verbally introduces you to his  number one lady. All is calm before the Rain. A tune of joyous expressions concluded by sensitive childhood connection. Similar to MJ not making varsity, Big mentions a previous upset with his craft in Achievements.

The EP goes out 90's style, vicious bars rail the funky track. A one verse had tapper, F Ya Playlist. The album title also stands as the artist's complete name. I dig the spiritual vibe carried throughout this piece. Readers should get their hands on it at your favorite platform.  Thank you for constantly supporting. Jah bless!

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Hourglass – Borvoe McMidnite

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What It Sound Like?

It was such a busy weekend for music, I didn't even catch the Leo Santa Cruz match. At least I could pull up the  replay. Kids have no clue what  it was  like before  that  capability. If you  missed something  on television,  you missed it. As  we  speak  of  that  era,  I  got  an emcee with the glow  from that time period. 

Tonight we get those Bay Area vibes from a special  emcee, Borvoe  McMidnite.  I've  heard a  lot  about  San  Francisco, as well as Oakland. It's cool to get the game  from a native. An excellent beat selector, our audience will certainly dig the production  ΔMofNRP.  Wailing  sample and boom bap drums. What more can you  ask for?

Lyrics, of course! Yes, Borvoe has them. His bars have layers, full of depth. He Spits an open verse with no hook to a simlistic, effective video. The star and only cast member is dim-lit treatment by Ann Tien. Basically, making things easier to focus on the artist.

This is a positive tune with spiritual guidance. Peep the line, "My point was proven six times like David." Nice line that involves creativity  and  conscious.  Enjoy  the  clear delivery, words put  together  so nonchalant. Be  sure to spin this vid at YouTube and  share like it's  yours. Already a pick on the Sun Tzu list. 

Thanks for all the follows, comments, plus sharing you  have doing for  the  site.  I  deeply  appreciate  it.  I'm glad to be a service to the culture. I  keep the readers in my prayers, Most High praises! 

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Fascade – MindFrame x General Back Pain

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What It Sound Like?

Got a slapper for you! Most of the submissions I receive  are right up my alley. Our crowd does all the filtering, it   seems. Remember  that  android of a  producer,  MindFrame?  Well, he hasn't punched out yet. While I'm  posting this,  I'm sure he  has more   lined up. The left  region IKINGman taps in with him for the slaughter. General Back Pain perfect candidate for this psychotic sound by the horns.

Everything he says is sick, this time he does it over an ill break. I admire the simple, strong chorus. No difficult syllables, nothing confusing. His point easily gets across with power statements. GBP reminds you of your boy from around the way, though verses are accented with upper class.

Continually, the underground makes bi-coastal moves without forced politics. It's organic how these smokers come together. Fascade is a tune to throw in the list of spins. No problems accessing it, available via all platforms. Do follow these hard working artists, share this, instead of random folly.

Thanks for the love from all supporters. There's nothing like the core riding with you! Got more on the way. Blessings from Yahweh!  

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Focused – Confucious x Grizzy Green

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Peace and love to all my people  out there. This  section  of  the  site  is  becoming what I  envisioned a couple years back. A home for the gifted, but undervalued by media. It also gets respect by those necessary.  I  don't only thank  you for  listening to my opinion,  thank  you  for  supporting each other, as well. That unity is key.

Let's give that same welcome to Confucious out of  Newark, NJ. No need to tuck your chains,  he's passing  out  jewelry on his new album. I had to bring  you one  of my favorites from King And Da Pope  called Focused.  I first caught notice of Fu lyrical ability on short video clips  through IG. His song structure is just as impressive, possibly more.

 Dramatic guitar riff behind snares that sound like the  drummer is  present. Way to get production respect by Grizzy Green Beats! This  tune is so complete, hook melodic as the instruments. Fu is a part of the Bar Gods by no accident. His lines land percise while remaining realistic. "I'ma have things sized up less than five months/ Watch how I raise the bar like a high jump" His alliteration will raise the radar of Rap Seminar.

The replay stock is up, it will do you good, anyway.  He  has plenty  bars to keep up with. I was torn choosing a  song to post, KADP  is  an album for our kind.  Pick  your platform, go get this piece in your audio library! Thank  you for continued support.  May your  worries  go  away. Jah Bless!

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Steady – VRN Hayes

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What It Sound Like?

I'm a considerate person, I put others before me a lot.  Especially  when  selecting  artists  to  write  about.  This time, the  material speaks my  language. From  album name,  song names,  plus  slick  criteria to support  it. VRN Hayes is  another  throwback to  Cali emcees  I  grew up listening to. 

South Central is a section the seasoning sticks to in the  cultural melting  pot  through  Los Angeles.  Quick  recovery from a major surgery, he  springs  back  with  a locked  and loaded EP.  You know 1 Shot has to dig a  joint with substance like Aim produced by the unique Arcitek. The intro to pain yet to come. 

"If you niggas count me out hen you shouldn't count"   This chorus line sticks out as much as  bars from  a verse. He states the hindrances  in life, and  attacks  them. Interesting name of the key pusher here, Layer  Beats, that's exactly what  he brought out of the artist, layers. Mva snook a banger to the stu, Hayes made the self-titled hit. This one got high motivating energy. Hard and could go radio!

  Things get more transparent with L is for Lessons,  sole  feature from  Duke Rukus. An artist and person from the same cloth of Hayes. Emcees give the listeners something to hold on  to.  The  music  you  could feel.  Ironically, the classic ambience is set by Young Sound. Though, it  as  an EP,  a story is told as if there were 16 tracks. 

I'm  very  impressed  and  was  able  to  peep  so  many  dynamics.  I  hope an  album  is on  the way.  For now, keep Steady. Pick it up at your favorite online store. I'm about to roll up a SPLIFF:30 and  go  back to CMO. "I  done robbed a nigga with no bullets." Shout  to  everybody, for real. The reception  is  all love, Jah bless!

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