Posts Tagged ‘ep’
Inverse- So True EP
I guess this album was supposed to drop last week, but Inverse’s EP So True just dropped apparently. The duo of Toby and Tunji (he was on that track of the Grynch & Two Good Men EP remember?) This is dope, laid back production from Cook Classics KNO and Adam Berg and with appearances by Deacon the Villain from Cunninlynguists and Substantial of QN5. Tunji especially has one of the sickest flows i’ve heard in awhile, this is some fresh stuff.
DOWNLOAD HERE: INVERSE SO TRUE UP (CLICK HERE)
MORE DYME DEF
This is now a dyme def blog, i swear. only shit i have any interest in posting anymore… that wale demo was dope but elitaste doesn’t want it up, anyway… two new (well one new) dyme def track.
Women B Gettin’ It: DOWNLOAD HERE
Fresher In My Kicks (This was on the 2dopeboyz mixtape, but here’s the version without the 2db drop): DOWNLOAD HERE
EP MARCH 1ST (pickupyaflow is the title i think…)
Dyme Def: Dreamin’
NEW DYME DEF. had to come outta hibernation from this one. The Seattle trio is releasing a series of EPs starting with 2009’s “Pickupyaflow”. Bean One is on the boards, and Fearce Villain, S.E.V. and Brainstorm all deliver. Brain especially, no one can fuck with his flow.
DOWNLOAD HERE: CLICK HERE
Danger Mouse & Jemini: Twenty Six Inch EP
Here’s another EP from the Ghetto Pop Life album. The combo of Danger Mouse & Jemini is just so natural sounding haha. Some of my favorite music, as you can tell since they comprise like half the posts on this blog haha. 3 of the tracks are remixes from Ghetto Pop Life, and the other 3 were new tracks. Got some of Jemini’s solo stuff on deck, stay tuned…
Danger Mouse & Jemini: Twenty Six Inch EP
1. What U Sittin On? DM’s 26″ Remix Starring Cee-Lo & Tha Alkaholiks
2. Ghetto Pop Life Remix Featuring Sadat X
3. The Shit
4. Ghetto Pop Life II
5. Omega Supreme (DM Remix)
6. Live on Both Sides
Jemini: Scars & Pain EP
A 1995 release by Jemini (formerly known as Jemini the Gifted One, a damn fitting name if I say so myself), way before Danger Mouse teamed up with him to produce The Ghetto Pop Life in 2003. This is for sure one of those albums from the 1990’s that represented what hip hop was all about. Unfortunatly for Jemini, this shit barely saw the light of day. But I’m bringing it back for you, enjoy.
Jemini: Scars & Pain EP
1. Can’t Stop Rockin’ [Tribute]
2. Brooklyn Kids
3. Scars and Pain
4. Letcho Batyflo
5. Funk Soul Sensation
6. Story of my Life
7. 50 MCs in a Cipher
