Lovely new single from T-Dot's own Smash Brovaz, "Be Free" (produced by Junia T of the Smash Brovaz). "Be Free" is the first single that will be featured on the Smash Brovaz new album, set to drop in the the first quarter of 2013. Catch the summertime vibes off this one:
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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
J Shiltz - Put In Work feat. Ray Robinson (prod. by Rich Kidd)
New single by Mississauga emcee J Shiltz just dropped: "Put In Work" featuring vocals by Ray Robinson with some electronic-chime-type up-beat production by Toronto's own Rich Kidd.
Not even a full year after the release of the debut album "What I Stand For" J Shiltz is primed to release the next installment: "Still Standing". The first single, "Put In Work", showcases the vocal styling’s of none other then R&B mainstay Ray Robinson, not to mention production from the prolific and illustrious Rich Kidd. Expect a slew of singles and videos in anticipation of "Still Standing", scheduled to drop September 2012.
Labels:
2012 hip hop,
J Shiltz,
Mississauga hip hop,
put in work,
ray robinson,
rich kidd,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Friday, July 6, 2012
Musiv Video: Relic - Work Of Heart
Multi-talented Toronto emcee Relic just dropped his official (cameo-tastic) video for his new single, "Work of Heart," which is going to be on his upcoming album, Miles To Go. Self-written, produced, mixed, etc. This is that real hip hop with HEART:
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Music Video: Mazaman - "Serenity"
New inspirational song + video "Serenity" from Toronto emcee/producer Mazaman (with his trademark full and banging production). Great to hear the messages that Mazaman keeps putting out - you can tell from his lyrics that he's spent time building on his knowledge of self and makes a conscious effort to impart his wisdom to his listeners. This is motivation music for your daily life and grind:
Produced by Mazaman.
Directed and edited by Big Sproxx for Freedom Writers/Proletarian Music. El Corazon Album Now Available!
Free Download of "Serenity w/DJ PACK" @ http://mazaman.com/l/zm0shn/10503012;http://www.mazaman.com/fr_music.cfm
Youtube = Mazamanhd
Facebook = Mazaman
Twitter = @mazamann
Labels:
2012 music videos,
big sproxx,
conscious lyrics,
inspirational music,
knowledge of self,
mazaman,
music videos,
Proletarian music,
toronto emcee,
toronto hip hop,
toronto hip hop production,
toronto rap
Saturday, June 2, 2012
SepTO - Nevera Evera
Check out SepTO's new for the first track off his Allergy Pills and Alcohol mixtape:
Sep is a seriously talented emcee. Unfortunately, as is often the case with emerging artists in big cities like Toronto, his music is being way too slept on! Check him out. Download his mixtape for free. Spread the word.
Here's some words from the artist himself:
"In short, it has been an amazing year. “Allergy Pills and Alcohol” was released on May 29th of 2011. The support and opportunities received since then have been a profound blessing to me. I appreciate you all so much. Me and my team now stand at a point of major transition. Its time to move forward from our past accomplishments and into a new era of success. For now, let’s mark this moment with the international release of Nevera Evera, the intro to AP&A and obvious crowd favourite. You can find it on iTunes. I intend on continuing to keep my city proud. Thank you Thank you Thank you. Support Appreciated.
See you in July…."
Sep is a seriously talented emcee. Unfortunately, as is often the case with emerging artists in big cities like Toronto, his music is being way too slept on! Check him out. Download his mixtape for free. Spread the word.
Here's some words from the artist himself:
"In short, it has been an amazing year. “Allergy Pills and Alcohol” was released on May 29th of 2011. The support and opportunities received since then have been a profound blessing to me. I appreciate you all so much. Me and my team now stand at a point of major transition. Its time to move forward from our past accomplishments and into a new era of success. For now, let’s mark this moment with the international release of Nevera Evera, the intro to AP&A and obvious crowd favourite. You can find it on iTunes. I intend on continuing to keep my city proud. Thank you Thank you Thank you. Support Appreciated.
See you in July…."
Labels:
2012 music videos,
allergy pills and alcohol,
music videos,
sep,
Septo,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
ELMNT - Catch me Last
New trizzack from Toronto emcee ELMNT, "Catch Me Last." Peep the creativity with the flows:
ELMNT is gearing up to release a 10 track LP titled "We Don't Belong Here", which is set to drop in the month of May. In preparation for the forthcoming release he delivers us a joint produced by Cali's DJ Bombay (Ohmega Watts, Oh No, Blueprint), titled Catch Me Last, which is set to be featured on the digital release featuring the likes of Kydd (Pac Div, Yelawolf), Tona (Skyzoo, Rich Kidd), & Lord Quest (ScHoolboy Q, Asher Roth).
ELMNT is also set to drop a 7 song EP in collaboration with fellow Canadian producer Muneshine under the moniker "Dorian Grey", which will release digitally in early June; the project will also be available in hard copy (select locations).
Labels:
2012 hip hop,
2012 rap,
Catch me last,
Element,
ELMNT,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Monday, December 19, 2011
Music Video + Single: Crossword - Quality Control feat. L the 12th Letter & MC FÜBB
Remember when hip hop music was about high quality raps, creative beats, original lyrics? Remember when being respected as a rapper required some real TALENT and SKILL? Remember when hip hop was FUN?!? Each of the Toronto emcees in this video, Crossword, L the 12th Letter, and MC FÜBB brings their own unique style and flavour to this track, over a sweet beat provided by CJ Beatz (NYC). The video is entertaining and down-right hilarious at times, with great direction by Jason Matos. Warning to all half-assed rappers - you might just get the "WACK" stamp:
DOWNLOAD: http://hulkshare.com/vk67avadufi4
@CrosswordMC - @Lthe12thLetter - @MCFUBB
Director: Jason Matos - @jasonmatos
Video Op: Luc Capasso - @CapassoLuc
Producer: CJ Beatz NYC - @CJBeatzNYC
Recorded, mixed & mastered by DJ Mercilless
Quality Control is in full effect
Wack emcees watch out - Crossword, L the 12th Letter and MC FÜBB are on patrol
TORONTO - In a world full of fakers and wannabes, wack rappers run amok. Luckily, Toronto emcees Crossword, L the 12th Letter and MC FÜBB are on the case, applying Quality Control to offenders of the culture and perpetrators of wackness. In the video for "Quality Control," directed by Jason Matos, the trio roam the T-dot streets in search of the real. They encounter a number of spitters that simply don't make the cut, and combat them with insightful lyrics, provocative flows and passionate deliveries. Wack emcees will be graded, written up, stamped down and aired out, not to mention have their girls taken from them. The moral of the story? Don't be a lame. Crossword, L the 12th Letter and MC FÜBB will call you out on it all day.
Wack Stamp not included.
DOWNLOAD: http://hulkshare.com/vk67avadufi4
Labels:
CJ beatz nyc,
crossword,
jason matos,
l the 12th letter,
l the twelfth letter,
mc fubb,
MC FÜBB,
mcfubb,
music video,
music videos,
quality control,
quality hip hop,
toronto rap,
wack rappers,
wack stamp
Sunday, November 6, 2011
New Track + Video: Freedom Writers - For the Change
The GTA super-group Freedom Writers are bringing some serious heatery with their latest track, "For the Change." Intense, on point flows and deliveries from all artists involved. Peep the video for the track below (filled with lots of funny cameos), and if you're feeling it, BUY IT for a BUCK. P.S. Somebody get Theo3 some more Canada Dry and tell Mindbender where the party's at!
A hard hitting production layered with horns and an infectious bassline, “For the Change” features Emcees Tona, Adam Bomb, Progress, Frankie Payne and Theo3 weaving in and out with rapid fire flows that rise in intensity with every line. Produced by Big Sproxx, this showstopper that captivated thousands and stole the show on a bill with many notable International acts is now available for purchase at www.freedomwritersmusic.bandcamp.com STREAM and PURCHASE NOW
Labels:
2011 hip hop,
adam bomb,
big sproxx,
big tona,
for the change,
frankie payne,
freedom writers,
music video,
progress,
theo 3,
Theology 3,
tona,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Friday, November 4, 2011
New Music Video: Notes to Self - Today (I Wanna)
New true-school hip hop dopeness from Notes to Self! Banging beat, lovely vocals by Lee Gaul, and dope verses from all MCs:
When the stars align and creativity is at its height, magic happens - believe it or not, it can also be predetermined.
Ever just borrow a camera and shoot a video for a joint that wasn't finished yet, solely off the goosebumps that those very first 16 bars gave you? And before that 16 is even written, that 16 is inspired by a beat that is made in 10 minutes while en route to the session waiting for that 16? Flipped in mere minutes from the energy a soulful voice a friend introduces to you only hours before? That same voice winding up on the hook because it was destined to, because you couldn't get that soulful voice out of your head? A feeling from a beat so powerful, that the same Dude that writes the first 16 to that beat, is also incredibly compelled to write a hook too, on the spot? Who's then convinced, that this is "thee" tune and writes his own 16, forcing the other to? Plays it for the only remaining Homie, who then loses his shit so much that he turns on the Organ, unintentionally finishing the joint together? Has that ever happened to you?
Well, it happened to us, Today.
Additional Vocals by Lee Gaul
When the stars align and creativity is at its height, magic happens - believe it or not, it can also be predetermined.
Ever just borrow a camera and shoot a video for a joint that wasn't finished yet, solely off the goosebumps that those very first 16 bars gave you? And before that 16 is even written, that 16 is inspired by a beat that is made in 10 minutes while en route to the session waiting for that 16? Flipped in mere minutes from the energy a soulful voice a friend introduces to you only hours before? That same voice winding up on the hook because it was destined to, because you couldn't get that soulful voice out of your head? A feeling from a beat so powerful, that the same Dude that writes the first 16 to that beat, is also incredibly compelled to write a hook too, on the spot? Who's then convinced, that this is "thee" tune and writes his own 16, forcing the other to? Plays it for the only remaining Homie, who then loses his shit so much that he turns on the Organ, unintentionally finishing the joint together? Has that ever happened to you?
Artist: Notes to Self
Song: Today [I Wanna] with Lee Gaul
Produced by Bronze One (of Notes to Self) for Course of Study & Bookworm (of Beatface)
AKA BOOK & BRONZE for Heart on Sleeve
Directed by Matthew Bronson
Edited by Gerrit Van Dyke
Shot by JR at Motioneer.ca
Additional Shots by James Donald
From the forthcoming Notes to Self project "Used to be Dark [RECOIL]".
@NNNNNotestoSelf
www.notestoself.net
Labels:
2011 hip hop,
Lee Gaul,
Music,
music video,
new music,
Notes to Self,
NTS,
Roshin,
Today (I Wanna),
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
J Shiltz - Gimme That Flow (Prod. by Lancecape, cuts by DJ Docta)
If you haven't heard of Mississauga's own J Shiltz yet, let alone seen this dope video and heard this track, it's time to TAKE NOTICE! His debut album is dropping 11.11.11., you keep your eyes and ears open - Shiltz is ill with it. Check out the video for Gimme That Flow, produced by Monolith's Lancecape with cuts by KOTD's DJ Docta:
Labels:
2011 hip hop,
dj docta,
gimme that flow,
J Shiltz,
lancecape,
monolith,
music video,
rap video,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
Sunday, October 23, 2011
New Track: Unknown Mizery - Say Goodbye (Prod. DJ Kutdown)
Unknown Mizery coming with some deep lyrics and poetic verses on this newly released track, "Say Goodbye," produced by DJ Kutdown. Usually a very politically charged emcee with at times aggressive and angry tones to his music, Miz takes it to a more personal and reflective level in this song with lines like: "The enemy is me." Take it in...like six times...
Labels:
2011 hip hop,
dj kutdown,
new music,
say goodbye,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap,
unknown mizery
Monday, October 17, 2011
DJ Finn - Breaks & Barz Vol. 2
Check out this hot verse from 'sauga city representative DJ Finn...serious flows and heavy lyrics:
Labels:
2011 hip hop,
Breaks and Bars,
DJ Finn,
dope verse,
toronto hip hop,
toronto rap
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