And even more hip-hop. I discovered this one completely by accident on Good Tunes while shuffling through, er… shuffle.fm. This is super-dope! When I say I think this young lady just made the album Shortie No Mas was supposed to 15 yrs ago, I mean that in the very best way possible….
Been really digging this BK by way of Boston MC, Skipp Whitman‘s 5AM album since I started checking it out yesterday. Skipp handles all the completely original (no sample) production himself and it is impeccable. Vocally he reminds me of the homie, D-sisive at times and a little bit of friend of The Kitchen, T.Shirt as well but overall, this is kind of fresh to my ears. I digs! What about y’all??
If you like what you hear and you’re in the NYC area, Skipp has a show at Arelene’s Grocery in the LES tomorrow evening. Hit the jump for more details.
Better late than never, more Black Friday food for thought:
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Cool chillout-with-beats vibes that I would describe as falling somewhere in between electronic pop-soul and trip hop if you put a gun to my head and forced me to put labels on this. In a better world I would just call it good music. Worth your time….
Ya dig? Then hit the jump for the video for track 6 on the EP, “Country”…
[via Complex]