19 year kid out of Indianapolis. Very much in the post-Drake school of MCing style-wise (in fact, he actually says on one of his songs that his primary influence was Kanye and that his first ever concert was Kid Cudi – man, I feel old after hearing that now!) but sounding really promising. Check it out tell me if you agree….
Hit the jump for the “Let It Be Known” video (sampling the theme music from Inception??) and the “Hartness” track. Dig what you hear? CLICK HERE to listen to the full Chain Of Memories mixtape produced by The Antydote.
There are tracks I post on The Kitchen because they are notable even if I hate them, some I post because they are good even if they are not to my personal tastes and some I post because I love them even though I know their audience is small because they deserve the platform and audience this little blog can provide which is why I started doing this in the first place. Then there are tracks that I dig and also think could, under the right circumstances, be bona fide hits or be early evidence of a new star-in-the-making. “Space Mountain” falls into that latter category. Super melodic and catchy and a vocal style that evokes some middle ground charted between Outkast and B.o.B., this could go, IMHO. But then again, no-one is paying me for those opinions any more so sue me if I turn out to be wrong…..
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Video for the single, “Revenge” from Toronto MC, (Young) Judah‘s forthcoming Catch 22 mixtape dropping in January. Not bad! I digs. Do you??
New video for the track, “B.I.A.S” from T.dot Producer/Engineer/Artist/’Visionary’, B.I.A.S. Truth off his Oncoming Traffic album that dropped in November. Don’t sleep, click play!
Twenty years ago, Dr. Dre‘s hip-hop masterpiece The Chronic dropped on Death Row via Interscope Records. Then almost 10 years ago, Dre and Interscope both had their hands in the release of modern era, gangsta rap classic, Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ by 50 cent. And now this week, Interscope releases GRODT‘s retarded thematic stepson, Finally Rich by one man, teen, hip-hop train-wreck, Chief Keef. Whither hip-hop? I guess I shouldn’t be too surprised. #hustlinbackwards….
Related:
NY Times Jon Caramanica reviews Finally Rich… [Bonus: hit the jump for another track from the Mike WiLL Made It Est. in 1989 2.5 mixtape titled “On It’ featuring Keef and Young Scooter]