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Showing posts with label 2012 toronto hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 toronto hip hop. Show all posts
Friday, September 28, 2012
Hollywood Adom - "3 Kings Freestyle"
Here's an upbeat verse from Toronto rapper Hollywood Adom. My favourite line is, "these n*ggas couldn't walk a whole day in my pantalon."
Monday, August 13, 2012
Music Video: J Shiltz - No Competition feat. DJ Docta (Prod. by Twizzmatic)
Hot new track in video from 'sauga city representative J Shiltz:
MP3 Download: http://www.hulkshare.com/uiwxqrfbbdvk
Follow J Shiltz on Twitter @JShiltz
Follow Twizzmatic on Twitter @TMaTic86
Follow DJ Docta on Twitter @DjDoctaKOTD
Check out more from StreetCar Creative @ www.facebook.com/StreetCarCreative
J Shiltz let's off a brand new music video for the second single off his upcoming album "Still Standing". The song, titled "No Competition" features KOTD's very own DJ Docta, and production from, by way of Philadelphia, up and coming producer/MC Twizzmatic. The video marks the second collaboration between Shiltz and director/editor Evan Ciniello of Street Car Creative. "No Competition" was mixed by Lamounde Moore for Notlam Productions. "Still Standing" coming soon...
MP3 Download: http://www.hulkshare.com/uiwxqrfbbdvk
Follow J Shiltz on Twitter @JShiltz
Follow Twizzmatic on Twitter @TMaTic86
Follow DJ Docta on Twitter @DjDoctaKOTD
Check out more from StreetCar Creative @ www.facebook.com/StreetCarCreative
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
FenaxiZ - Vintage
Vintage is FenaxiZ's first album release in
6 years - this project has been 3 years in the making, and Fen doesn’t disappoint. Listening to this record, it feels like everything that the artist has been building up and keeping inside comes out on this album, ranging on
topics from personal life questions and reflections (throughout the album), to re-contextualizing
Filipino history (on “White Man’s Burden”), to venting his frustrations after
years of grinding in the hip hop game and not getting the love he deserves (“Goodbye
To The Game”).
Yes, this album has a
vintage feel true to its name, from the intro track with the needle-on-the-record effects and royceBIRTH’s chorus on “Status Update,” to his childhood reminiscing on “Golden
Age” and “Can’t Stop Me” (with an incredible old school sample courtesy of
Anonymous Twist). This isn't just another throwback album, however; Fen keeps it fresh and downright raw with pure honesty and intensity on these tracks. Vintage is an album relevant to real life struggles that all people deal with and face, voicing the artist's insecurities and fears while at the same time coming with an overwhelming sense of determination and perseverance.
You can read FenaxiZ's own words about the release HERE.
Here's the latest video release to promote the album (video for the title track, "Vintage"):
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