Uncommon Records artist Dig Dug caught my eye a couple years ago when he dropped “Tales From the Cafetorium” – an album he created with a bunch of elementary school students as part of an after-school program. Now the Berkeley-based underground hip-hop artist is returning with his new crew Agartha Audio, and their new album “The Hollow Earth” – which is apparently somewhat of a sci-fi concept that sticks to the overarching theme of the Reptilian Agenda. The Butterfly Effect is the first leak from that album, and features Cam on the mic with Dig Dug on production. Click below to listen to Agartha Audio’s The Butterfly Effect:
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I came across Fly Gypsy a couple months back when he dropped his video for You – which turned out to be one of my favorite videos of ‘09. I Wanna Rock is a new track from his upcoming “FG*XL:remixtape.” The track and video are dedicated to Brooklyn, and I love the visual shots of the borough. You can also download this track for FREE here.
I’ve been anticipating this release for a while now. “Bohemian Rap CD” features five of my favorite NYC underground emcees – Jake Lefco, IllSpokinn, Ryan-O’Neil, Kats and Domer, who produced the entire EP by skillfully sampling Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody to create 6 different tracks with all five emcees are featured on each song. For a couple preview tracks, check out Little High / Little Low and Leave You All Behind. Click below to download “Bohemian Rap CD” for FREE:
This is the fifth and final remix project from Bisco Smith’s new album “The Broadcast.” Time Zones has become one of my favorite tracks on the new album, and I dig the way the remix creates an edgier feel than the original. The remix is produced by Cassettes Won’t Listen. If you like this, check out Bisc’s new video for Vibrations. Click below to listen to Bisco Smith’s Time Zones Remix:
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This is a brand new video from the Metermaids – one of my favorite local underground hip-hop groups. Blackout Baby is a track from the duo’s spectacular EP “Smash Smash Bang” – which you can and should download for FREE here. If you like this, check out another dope track from the EP – former HHL quotable of the week Matchbooks.
A couple cats emailed me this video talking about this duo proves that peace between Jews and Muslims can be a reality, because one is Jewish Israeli (Sneakas), and the other is Muslim Persian (Mazzi). I don’t know about all that, I’m just posting the video because I think it’s dope. If you like the track, you can download it for FREE here. Most Hated features MC Serch.
Big ups to my man Mark Carranceja at NoiseMaker Media for shooting this over to me. Angel Dust is a track from Hasan Salaam’s spectacular ‘08 release “Children of God,” and features Lord Jamar. If you like this, check out former HHL quotable of the week Children of God.
Vibrations is the third video release from Bisco Smith’s spectacular new album “The Broadcast.” If you like this, check out his videos for Fresh Water and Morning Breath, or just click the Bisc1 link below to preview the majority of the tracks from the album.
One of the things I’m really loving about Bisco Smith’s new album “The Broadcast” – which I been bumping nonstop lately, is that in addition to all the tracks on the album, Bisc is releasing FREE remixes of almost every song. The remixes give a dope new perception on the music while showcasing Bisco’s lyrical versatility. This latest one is the remix for Transmission Live featuring Loer Velocity. Click below to listen to Bisco Smith’s Transmission Live Remix:
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