Living in NYC, I come across so many fair weather Jets fans who have jumped on the bandwagon since the team’s big playoff run last year. And it’s annoying as fuck. Two years ago, I could go to any bar in Brooklyn and catch my slowly up-and-coming Cleveland Browns (who sadly lost an overtime nail biter to the Jets a couple weeks back) on TV. Now every bar I go to is filled with a new wave of Jets fans, and the bartenders refuse to turn to the Browns game.
But being a fan of a struggling team myself, I can appreciate the die hard cats who have always stuck with their team like Strange Famous Records’ artist Prolyphic. This video is for his track NY Jets – a song about the anxiety involved in being a Jets fan in years past. Luckily the team has battled back from years of struggle, and is pretty much a lock for the Wild Card playoff spot this year. Congrats to the Jets, but watch out for my Browns next year!
If you like this track, you can download it for FREE here.
This isn’t exactly a video – more like a footage compilation. But either way, I like it. Fake Limps is a former HHL featured download featuring Cubbiebear (who also produced the song) and Seez Mics of Educated Consumers – along with cuts by DJ Addikt.
This is a nice remix of Prolyphic’s On The Side, one of my favorite tracks from his ’08 album “The Ugly Truth.” Remixed by Baltimore producer/emcee Cubbiebear. Click below to listen to On The Side Remix:
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This is the official video for Sage Francis’ Love the Lie, a track from his latest album “Li[f]e.” If you like this, check out former HHL quotable of the week Best of Times and Slow Man.
This is a nice video for former HHL quotable of the week Best Of Times, a track from Sage Francis’ new album “Li(f)e” – which has a regular spot in my rotation right now. If you like this, check out Slow Man.
This track is part spoken word and part hip-hop, so you’ll have to get a minute or so in for the actual rapping to begin. Nevertheless, I picked it as this week’s hip-hop quotable due to the track’s deep lyrical content. Best of Times, which you can download for FREE here, is the second leak from Sage Francis’ upcoming album “Li(f)e” – scheduled for release May 11 on Strange Famous Records. If you like this, check out Sage’s first leak Slow Man. Click below to listen to Sage Francis’ Best of Times:
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Slow Man is the first leak from Sage Francis’ upcoming album “Li(f)e” – which is scheduled for release May 11 on Strange Famous Records. Slow Man is a moody blues hip-hop track created as a collaboration with Arizona-based alt-country rock group Calexico. Click below to listen to Sage Francis’ Slow Man:
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Earthmovers is the third dope track I’ve come across from B. Dolan’s upcoming album “Fallen House, Sunken City” – which is dropping in March on Strange Famous Records. If you like this, check out Marvin and 50 Ways to Bleed Your Customer. Click below to listen to B. Dolan’s Earthmovers:
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This is some live performance footage of B. Dolan’s Marvin, a track from his upcoming album “Fallen House, Sunken City” – which is dropping in March. If you like this, check out 50 Ways To Bleed Your Customer.
