Just two weeks after the release of the first “Consortium Dreams” instalment, North London’s Ric Branson returns with a worthy sequel, delivering rhymes from the perspective of an individual with plenty of experience under his belt (both in the rap game and the street life) who has learned lessons and is keen to impart some wisdom to those who need to hear it.
Production comes from A.H. Fly, Sonnyjim, Juice, Karnate and Relense.
Posted in Downloads, UK Hip-Hop
Tagged Independent Hip-Hop, Ric Branson, UK Hip-Hop, Underground Hip-Hop, Universal Soldiers
NY’s O The Great swings a heavy lyrical sword throughout this project, which bristles with a true passion for the art and culture of Hip-Hop.
Mixing contemplative rhymes and observational jewels with raw bravado, the skilled emcee (who also produced the majority of this release) holds the listener’s attention with ease here via his sharp delivery and down-to-earth attitude.
The album also features appearances from Supreme Cerebral, BanishHabitual, Supreme Magnetic and more.
A short-but-satisfying blend of moody East Coast boom-bap and soulful downtempo mellowness from the NY producer.
New Jersey emcee P.Genz delivers sharp, punchy rhymes over Freshley Made’s smooth, melodic loops on this engaging five-track EP.
Rodney P – “The Next Chapter” (@Tru_Thoughts / 2019)
UK legend Rodney P drops a new bubbler on the Tru Thoughts label, drawing on both his personal experience and past history whilst looking forward to the future, dropping words of wisdom throughout for both older heads and the younger generation.
Posted in Downloads, UK Hip-Hop
Tagged Independent Hip-Hop, London Posse, Rodney P, UK Hip-Hop, Underground Hip-Hop
Shabaam Sahdeeq & J57 – “Steady Pace” (@ShabaamSahdeeq / 2019)
The Brooklyn rhyme vet delivers typically tight verses over polished, drum-heavy production from J57 off the duo’s as-yet-untitled album project.
Posted in Downloads, East Coast Hip-Hop
Tagged East Coast Hip-Hop, Independent Hip-Hop, J57, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Underground Hip-Hop
New Jersey’s Iceberg Theory tears through the subtle, soulful sheen of producer August Fanon with his jagged, multi-layered rhymes on this captivating seven-track EP.
 | Anonymous on New Joint – Moka On… |
| Francesca B on New Joint – Breis |
 | Alexander Näsström on New Joint – Recognize… |
 | Japreme Magnetic. on P.M.A.G. Album Stream –… |
 | jaygm on PICO To PECOS Album Stream… |
