As as a 90’s baby I grew up with freestyle tapes from G-Unit to Lil Wayne to The Clipse. I have fond memories of hearing Wayne progress with every installment of the Dedication series, and downloading bootleg after bootleg of unreleased material from whoever I damn well pleased (*word to Datpiff). Freestyles from millennial MC’sContinue reading “18 Year Old Freestyle Killer Kari Drops Two More Gems in ‘LEMONS’ & ‘HARIBO GUMMY BEAR FREESTYLE ‘”
Lavish Mack is a true MC. The LA native happened to be freestyling on the block before he realized he had something. He recorded it, listened to it, and then put together a rough demo. After smoothing out a few flaws, he finalized ZADDY ON THE BLOCK. In it, Lavish showcases his creative core whichContinue reading “LA’s Lavish Mack Links With Angelo Bombay For A Ferocious New Freestyle”
2000-2010 was the decade of free mixtapes, freestyles, and exclusives. DJ’s usually hosted, and while annoying, they came to define mixtapes as album worthy. Ill Gordon’s music is reminiscent of this era, shooting bars out like a cannon and destroying beats. His newest freestyle, Imma Beast, is almost 3 minutes of exceptional wordplay and aContinue reading “Ill Gordon Brings The Aggression​ On New Freestyle ”Imma Beast””
After dropping his recent mixtape HAM, Jesse James is already back to work. The Greezy visual dropped on Halloween, and I sadly missed it. Greezy is actually a freestyle, although it is dope enough to be a single. No info is given on the videographer, but he or she created a cinematic short horror movie. Colors andContinue reading “Jesse James’ Drops An Eeerie Visual To Freestyled Track “Greezy””
It’s impossible to keep up with the newest hip-hop releases. While streaming sites such as Spotify and Apple Music highlight them, they only do so once a week with almost no coverage of “less established” rappers. I write about music for a living, and still can’t keep up. I adore Chicago hip-hop and listen to itContinue reading “The Chicago Round Up​ (Monday, October 2nd)”
In the beginning of August I wrote about my love for Ill Gordon’s sophomore project #Barzondeck. The entire album was flawless – and the stand out element was his wordplay and production choice. It was funky, groovy, and classic hip hop at its finest. I still wanted to put a face to the rhyme-slinger, andContinue reading “After A Flawless Sophomore LP, Chicago’s Ill Gordon Gives Us A New Loosie and Visual To Match in “Jabroni Freestyle””
Malcolm London spits gold whenever he records over a previously recorded instrumental. In 2 weeks time he’s dropped 2, along with a video to accompany it. I loved his Money Aint A Thang freestyle so much that I included it in my top songs and videos of February. The second comes today in a freestyle to the classic Dipset AnthemContinue reading “Malcolm Anthony – Dipset Anthem Freestyle (New Track + Video)”
Cassius Tae has been a big supporter of the site since it’s humble beginnings. He has continued to submit dope tracks, and we have posted every one of them. This time the roles have been reversed and we reached out to him to give us the honor of premiering his newest freestyle and accompanying itContinue reading “Cassius Tae – No Heart Freestyle (Premiere + Interview)”
There is so much in this new freestyle from Yoshi Thompkins that after the 1 minute mark my head was spinning. It takes many, many listens to fully grasp what he’s saying. If you thought he couldn’t spit, now is the perfect time to hear how wrong you are. He’s got a host of dope tracks andContinue reading “Yoshi Thompkins – What It Feels Like (Freestyle)”
I’ve always known Wisconsin artist Trapo to be more of a vocalist (just check out his album She below) so when I watched this video I was pleasantly surprised. Dude had complete control over the mic. DJ Booth, my favorite publication on the internet, made a great move reaching out to him to do thisContinue reading “Trapo – Hero Shit Freestyle (Video)”
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