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High Noon – Madhattan Mayor X IceRocks

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Salute to the All Nighters, another progressive week for the circuit!

You know these guys don’t  push snooze button on the music. Me being a part of that new tune release, I found time to post this shortee for everybody. We have a pleasant return from Madhattan Mayor. I’m sure our crowd will run the streams up, after his introduction to RAN. 

No delay, the artist opens the gate with bars, linking up with Queens producer, IceRocks for a background to remember.  Did I mention that’s the best borough, by the way?   The track has a retro vibe synced into the Clint Eastwood-style western filmography. It’s good to hear emcees still pushing the pen having their own identity. High Noon holds up to it’s grimey expectations, in the category of music to get right to.

It’s free and easy to throw in your mix at SoundCloud. After this, get on your follows, shares, and comments. Readers come here from a variety of sources, only genuine things to say. All your support is appreciated. Most High blessings to all of you!  

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K.Burns – Jimmy The Gent (Official Video)

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I hope your week is starting right. Mine is, let me share some good energy with you. I had to keep you loopy tonight, so I got the digs, plus an artist the streams crave. We briefly spoke on Brooklyn made K. Burns a few posts ago in a fellow TFMG member’s video.

Now, lets’s get into a vid of his own. Reaching out to Vinyl Villain for that loop I told you about. He’s also returning to RAN, and he brought heat! Harmonic vocal sample with a subtle piano roll. Burns knew just what to do with it.

He gives us grimey bars with surreal scenarios. There are parts of the song that nearly parallel the video. “Came a long way from coppin the eight” Shortly after, you’ll notice him approach Barclays Arena. Leaving the street life, stepping into a broader environment. I don’t know if Uncle Burnie and Six Degree intended it that way. In my opinion, metaphorically a path to success. 

I feel the Downtown, Brooklyn visuals are a catalyst to the score. Real effort and good work ethic went into JTG, I’ve already watched it a few times. Viewers here will, also. We got a feel good song to close the night to. Some of the viewers are just getting started, so keep streaming. Be sure to grab your copy of Infamous Villains by K. Burns & Vinyl Villains. If you can’t purchase, tell somebody about their album.  Thanks for joining again, Yaweh blessing to you!

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Still Got It 2 – Mercedez Miller

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This year flew by right? With a week like this one, I see why. So much new heat from so many dope rappers who take advantage of time. It’s been endless fun hearing the material, guess I didn’t notice the calendar. Tonight it’s all about someone who only gets better with time. 

Mercedez Miller revisits her previous theme, Still Got It with a complete album. Yes, she is a talented emcee, this is a great music piece overall. RAN fans know I big up the producer, as well as the artist. She made that very easy on me by producing her own tracks. Yup, she made the beats, then she slayed the beats! 

Mama has a seasoned approach with SGI2, not looking for microwaved streams. Original lines, exposure of sensitive topics, her fans are here to stay. There is a lot of concern for the youth and well being of society in her music. Being able to come to terms with her own reality helps express so vividly. 

I dig how versatile Mercedez is. She can rip a rapper apart, make you ampped to go out, or hit you with a tear jerker. Her flows can’t be counted, she always switches up. Keeps things exciting. There is a cool empowering and spiritual wave that comes along with this album. Everybody in the fam could enjoy this piece. With this display, it was never a question if she still got it! Follow on the socials and add her to your playlists on your favorite digital music stores.

Salutes to the passers-by, I’m loving the feedback. Blessings to you and yours from Yahweh.

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318CHA$E- timewilltell(official video)

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I’m sure people go to school and dump resumes for countless hours to have this kind of reception. Can’t express how fortunate I am to be here. Between the rhyming and blogging, valued links have been established. With that said, shouts to K. Burns for calling the right plays at the right time. An emcee himself, yet won’t hesitate to feed his brethren. He put me on to a young spitta out Ruston.

Yes, Louisiana has a strong history of talented rappers, 318CHA$E adds to that list tonight. The artist made his way to BK to shoot a grassroots vid, no green screen! It’s all good we like green screens over here. It’s something about being in that natural environment,though. There’s nothing like it. You could still find some fly digi effects in spots that blend right. Take notice to the midpoint, where they transition to behind the scene footage of their recent show at Bushwick Public House.

I feel the content, easily having that spiritual connection. Mentioning how he relies on the Lord through situations. It’s a one verser, but to the point. This what we call Ghetto Gospel. CHA$E glides over the boom bap track giving the song an element that helps him stand out. Time is doing him well, as he continues to tour and drop new heat. After watching this, click subscribe. 

I continue to thank the supporters, in all that you do. Especially those rare dimes that like underground rap! Biggups to TFMG, keep that work flowing. Leave your reactions in the comment section. Yahweh blessing…

    

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Give Up The Goods (2K18) – Jamal Gasol Ft Rome Streetz

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Bringing the compact week to a close, there is one thing we are all ready for... Piff!

Our featured supplier Jamal Gasol returns connecting with Rome Streetz. An underground tyrant you can find ripping up freestyles on Rap Is Outta Control of Shade 45. Both rappers have had songs played by our Hip Hop admiral, DJ Eclipse. Tonight we're left with a Mobb Deep reminiscent instrumental touched by Camoflauge Monk. Despite his name, the signature is noticeable.

Our emcees bare their stripes on each sleeve bouncing off each other's energy. Strong lyrical content in both verses, and gritty enough for Infamous to oblige. It has only been a few days since Gasol published It's A Dirty Game, an EP joined by Lil Eto. Whether album or loosie, he stays busy releasing something for us to ride to.

GUTG 2K18  represents the force being brought in this reality rap wave. Jamal & Rome are here demanding what's their's. If you're reading this, you already like the song. This tribute to Prodigy is   one of the smokers on Clock'N that debuted in the summer. Log onto Bandcamp and pick up your copy. Show support for each artist, check for upcoming work. They're cooking up new heat as I type this.

You know I appreciate your company and feedback. Big thanks to the visitors worldwide, Yahweh bless you an yours!

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