Saw this over at the dope house and was pretty impressed. Haven’t gotten into the whole High Grade mixtape (which is after the jump) but this record over a Nipsey Hustle beat is CRAZY! Dunno about the ig’nant drinking and driving imagery but from a purely artistic point of view, this might be the hottest new southern MC since Killa Kyleon. Speaking of whom….
MP3 download: Jigg Keys To The City Freestyle | Alt. download link: mediafire
Posted ‘cos it features Toronto rapper/singer, Luu Breeze whose been featured on The Kitchen in the past. I was going to ask how the hell Breeze pulled off being on this track but apparently the connection is that T.dot in-demand beatsmith, Boi-1da was the man behind the track’s beat. Y’all dig it? I think it’s OK which is kind of how I feel about the album overall. I was pretty harsh on the album on twitter after a couple initial listens but have subsequently warmed up to it a little more with more plays. I’m a pretty big Game fan as long-time Kitchen readers know and happen to think his first three album are some of the best the genre has ever seen (seriously), so I hold him to a higher standard than others, including his many detractors, would.
MP3 download: Game All I Know (ft Luu Breeze)
New video from my dude, Roger pka Thaddeus Clark. Drop a comment below as to your thoughts on it. And if you dig it, here’s a free download link:
MP3 Download: Thaddeus Clark – Downtown / Connect [direct link, right click and save as]
Previously on The Kitchen: Thaddeus Clark – Second Intro.
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You know the deal. If not, CLICK THIS LINK then make plans for tomorrow:
THE REAL FREQUENCY Presents
THE NEW NORTH Album Release Party
Thursday, September 8 2011
WrongBar (1279 Queen St W)
Music by: DJ P-Plus + Special Guest Performances
Hosted by: Arcee
Dresscode: HipHop
19+
$10 with FREE CD before 11 pm
For Guestlist call 1 800 Support-Great-Music
CLICK HERE for the Facebook Event Page.
Hit the jump for the full flier and to hear the album if you were too lazy to click the link above.
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Watch the the viral video for “Let’s Be Real”, the song stirring up all the controversy, (and which I think has actually been around for a while??) above. Then CLICK HERE to read more on the controversy. [Toronto Sun]
If I’m wrong on how long this song has been around, really bad call dropping this in the lead-up to the 10th anniversary of 9/11 but I think the young gunner should be afforded an opportunity to explain this lyric and his point of view and reason for writing it either way, no? Frankly, I think I’m more offended that after all these years he still can’t rap (and I think that, contrary to what he claims, Lil B has more songs than him too!)
[via Hollywood Reporter]