Monosapiens & Conscious Route Feat. SoundBone – Frequency #Video
Monosapiens & Conscious Route – Frequency Remixes #Tracklist
1. Frequency (Remix) Produced by Rik Mono from Monosapiens
2. Frequency (Remix) Produced by Audiosyncracy
3. Frequency (Remix) Produced by Blind Digital
4. Frequency (Remix) Produced by Synct
Golden Era style production and lyricism from independent Hip Hop group made up of Boom Bap Veteran Dr.G and Underground Emcees Ghost One & Coopz. 19 tracks of raw Boom Bap beats & razor sharp lyrics featuring the likes of Hell Razah, Resolute, Chris Rivers, Cambatta, Moon Crickets, DJ Tray, DJ HWR. This self titled album is definitely essential for the collection of any true Hip Hop connoisseur.
When one first listens to the pair, Ghost One and Coopz, spittin’ to those Dr. G instrumentals; you can just feel something special is about to ensue. For some, it is nostalgic going back in time to the Golden Era when Boom Bap was at the forefront of Hip Hop. For others, it is something brand new, aggressive lyricism shot out the gun of harsh reality with numerology and symbolism crafted into the ammunition that is used in a battle against the mainstream (spiritual vs. robotic).
Most artists live life and talk about all their experiences through their music. A true Hip Hop artist takes that aspect and puts it on their shoulders to explain their observations in a poetic manner. Often times, they are standing outside the world and looking into it (through a magnified glass, so to speak).
In the UK, storytellin’-wise, it is no different. The only thing in the UK that is visibly different, Hip Hop has remained in the underground. Untainted by the clutches of the mainstream music industry, it is able to stay more pure to it’s roots.
‘Top notch’ HipHopLifeAndTimes.com
‘A must for UK Rap fans’ TalkingAllThatRap.com
‘Something you need to grab!’ HipHopSavedUs.com
UK Hip-Hop artist Philthy Phil from Newcastle debuts with this superb collection of seven tracks entitled ‘Call Me Back, Yeah?’ This is an introduction to the underground scourge of Philthy Phil’s evolution and is something that is so much more than just an EP; this is a story, an intro to the haunted corners of the psyche. Rhymes, metaphors and intricate wordplay are showcased over a brilliant selection of beats supplied by some of the biggest names in UK Hip-Hop including Physiks from Glasgow, High Focus Records producer 2Late, Illinformed, Indecence and Bambu Hands. If you like your music with depth then this is most definitely for you. Don’t sleep on Philthy Phil and expect more material in the near future from both himself and DTS Records.
Philthy Phil – Call Me Back, Yeah? (Track-list):
01 – Intro – Nightmares (Prod. by Physiks)
02 – Hocus Pocus (Prod. by 2Late)
03 – April Rain (Prod. by Indecence)
04 – Smooth Tempo (Prod. by IRWIN)
05 – Wierddog (Prod. by Illinformed)
06 – Bouncing Ball Feat. Gonza & Skitzman Taboo (Prod. by Bambu Hands)
07 – Outro (Prod. by Physiks)
It’s been three years since Werd released his debut album Untitled Scot. However this year on he returns with another solo effort. Featuring production collaborations with various talented people throughout Scotland, the album is both varied in sound and concepts. The 13 track LP is released on both digital and limited edition digipack format via his own self-run publishing S.O.S. based in Edinburgh.
Vaguely following on from the conceptual mixtape Patient Empowerment, Werd speaks from a confused and secluded place in his own mind. His brain cells, or mental cell, depending on listener’s interpretation. Having been left alone and ‘alienated’ from both the world and hip-hop scene, we are given an honest and often critical opinion of the human race and music industry. This is no longer about local hip-hop, pushing the music or gaining exposure. Werd’s new release is a wild mix of emotion based on frustration with our current system of life on a global scale.
Featuring production from: Bigg Taj, Righteous Fist, Konchis, Madman Speakz, Dixie, C. Boyd, Sea-Bass, Tam O’Shatner, Lorne MacDougall, Big Shamu, Loonatic Beats & Dale A Thomson. Album contains no additional vocal features.
Werd (SOS) – Salt n Sauce (Prod. by Big Shamu) #Video
Werd – Alien [PE.2] #Tracklist
01 – Surface Earth (Prod. by Righteous Fist)
02 – HeL(P) (Prod. by Madman Speakz)
03 – No Bag-Pack Rap (Prod. by Dixie)
04 – Churched In The System (Prod. by Konchis)
05 – Inner Caves (Prod. by C. Boyd)
06 – Human Form (Transform) (Prod. by Sea Bass)
07 – Spoon Fed With Plastic Sporks (Prod. by Tam O’Shatner)
08 – Escape The Dying Planet (Prod. by Bigg Taj)
09 – 8-Bit Bagpipes (Prod. by Lorne MacDougall)
10 – Salt n Sauce (Prod. by Big Shamu)
11 – Hands Up Dance Fux (Prod. by Righteous Fist)
12 – Barry Shite (Prod. by Loonatic Beats)
13 – Leave This Behind (So Long) (Prod. by Dale A Thomson)
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Ten Hot Mixtapes
Here are a selection of ten FREE download mixtapes that are currently on rotation for us. They are all on DatPiff.com available for stream or download, simply click the cover and it will take you straight there.
Urban Heaven 