At the beginning of the summer, myself and a blogging peer had an idea for an EP. For one reason or another, the project did not pan out like we'd hoped. Still in all, the tracks I received are of excellent quality, and its time I pay my beer tab, on Labor Day - the unofficial end of the Summer. So grab your favorite summer brew, kick back with some burgers and cool out to some beer-infused Hip-Hop.01: Sean Wyze "Keystone (Pardon Me)" (prod. by Jansport J)
02: Jo Well & DJ DviousMindZ ft. Phenomenon & Konscious K "211's"
03: Brown Bag AllStars "Blue Moon" (prod. by J57)
04: Nato Caliph ft. Earthworms "Beer Summers" (prod. by DJ Crucial)
You know what happens on Sundays? If you're a party person, you are probably resting up from merkin' your mental on Friday and Saturday. Sean Wyze's The Sunday LP (presented by Cali So Live) is something you can knock from Friday and go through to Sunday, from the high to the mellow to the cool out. Grab it for free HERE: the homey Jansport J did like 3 tracks off there, including my favorite "LA". Don't sleep... even if Wyze is!
Here's another project I'm behind; this is a collection of cuts from the homey Dulu that didn't find a home, or never came out where they were supposed to be. Mixture of fresh stuff and older stuff, and its all quality. Dude's got talent behind the boards, with a host of ill MCs backing it as well.
Sean Wyze, Poetic Force, Avi & Funk Logik "Sunny Days" (prod. by Dulu): Here's the third single from Dulu's The Garage Sale, and if you're not convinced at how dope this compilation is, you're buggin'. Nice, laidback vibes, dope rhymes. Good Hip-Hop music.
Sincere, Dulu, Funk Logik & Sean Wyze "In The House": Here's the 2nd single from Dulu's The Garage Sale, and this one has a nice, laid-back summer cookout vibe to it. Love they twinkling of the keys ont his one. Expect this compilation of Dulu-productions from 2008 to drop on March 27th.
Sean Wyze & Funk Logik "Bass Drum Kickin'" (prod. by Dulu): Here's the first single from Dulu's album, The Garage Sale, which is set to drop March 27th. I'd be lying if I said this didn't remind me of "Drivin' Down The Block", but those Eazy E/Flavor Flav samples got me open. Some of that ill Cali woofer beatin'.
Sean Wyze "L.A." (prod. by Jansport J): Here's some shit to knock in your speakerbox. J hit me with this cut, which is set to drop on the forthcoming Artillery Clothing mixtape; I've never been off the East Coast, but I fucks with this ode to the City of Angels.
I dropped "Step Back" about two weeks ago, and awoke to the album it was placed on, Chicks & Snares. In Sean Wyze's words, "the concept for this album follows the life of a rapper dealing with women issues/problems as well as the musical 9 to 5"; sounds about right.1. Shes a Woman prod. by YOurz Truly
2. Breakout Music Prod by 1987
3. Crushin' Prod by Sincere
4. New Beginning Prod by MK-88
5. Love Concept #1/Slow it down Prod by Jansport J
6. Flavor Check Prod by Josh G
7. Step Back/Jump Jump Prod by Jansport J
8. All night Dreams. Prod by J Dilla
9. In the streets/ phoolish song Prod By J Dilla
10. Stay after Prod By J Dilla
11. Low Down Prod By YOurz Truly
12. 2 minus 1 Prod By Jansport J
13. Black is free 09 memo Prod By AVI
14. The Wyze Show Prod By Sincere
15. Price is Right(pick up ya life) Prod by Jansport J
Sean Wyze "Step Back" (prod. by Jansport J): Seeing as my real name is Khris, when Kriss Kross blew up back in the day with "Jump", all of the kids in school used to clown me. Imagine how I felt when I saw the following in my inbox:
