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Rich Quick drops new single produced by Stankfoot
There's a segment of Hip-Hop where lyricism still reigns supreme. Whether you're into the double time styles like Jaz-O and Twista, or you follow artists like Aesop Rock, the ability for an artist to tell a unique story is an integral yet often undermined part of the art form. After recently releasing "No1," the Jersey based wordsmith, Rich Quick, expands upon his catalog as he continues his climb towards success with, "On My Shoulderz." The second single from The Everywhere Man finds Quick dropping bars and hooks over STANKFOOT's keys and dirty snares. Lyrically, he can't be touched; Quick has created his own sense of style that is different enough for others to take notice. Simply put, his rhymes make rapping seem effortless. Quick can navigate his way through any style of producti
Read moreVursatyl the Great: The RAPstation Interview
The Grateful Vursatyl the Great The RAPstation Interview By Kyle Eustice Hailing from the rainy Northwest city of Portland, Oregon, Vursatyl the Great is a talented emcee you've probably heard, but never heard of. As one-third of the critically acclaimed hip-hop group, Lifesavas, Vursatyl is a seasoned vet. Whether it's his work with Blackalicious, Lifesavas or as a solo artist, he always delivers a highly polished sound. Signed to Quannum Projects (established in 1991 by DJ Shadow, Blackalicious, Lyrics Born, and Lateef the Truthspeaker, among others), Lifesavas dropped their first album, Spirit in Stone, in 2003 and they followed it up with 2007's Gutterfly. For the first time, however, Vursatyl just got a taste of what it's like to be a solo artist after
Read moreDon Miguel debuts new single featuring Guilty Simpson & Percee P
Don Miguel, a multi-talented artist who has spent the last few years on the road touring and as a session musician for artists such as Stalley, G-Side, Meek Mill & Ne-Yo, just to name a few, is excited to debut his new single. "Merciless Manuscript" from his forthcoming debut LP, Waiting For Carmine, features the always dope Guilty Simpson and the legendary Percee P. Waiting For Carmine is produced entirely by Don Miguel (including the live instrumentation) and theme of the album deals specifically with Don's upbringing in his family's bar in Manhattan; and the various trials and tribulations that environment breeds. The project features many talented collaborators, including appearances from ST 2 Lettaz of G-Side, Guilty Simpson, Boldy James, Percee P, Rapsody,
Read moreRaz Fresco drops new single featuring Raekwon
Raz Fresco has teamed up with Raekwon for his latest single, "Influenza." The track is off Raz Fresco's upcoming album, Pablo Frescobar, which will be released on 6-2-15 on Black Light/Duck Down Music. Raz's self-produced debut features appearances from Raekwon, Joey Bada$$, Bishop Neru and Chuck Inglish. Raz Fresco is a 20-year old MC/Producer from Toronto, Canada and he's the lead member of the Hip-Hop collective, BKR$CLB. Raz has produced tracks for acts such as, Tyga, Big Sean, B.o.B., Wale, French Montana, Mac Miller and Bishop Nehru. Please visit https://soundcloud.com/razfresco/influenza-feat-raekwon/s-QfGOF to check out the new single now!
Read moreBleubird: The RAPstation Interview
The Bleubird Interview By Kyle Eustice In honor of Fake Four, Inc. founder Ceschi Ramos's new album, Broken Bone Ballads (due April 7), we're digging into Fake Four’s roster to uncover what everyone else has been up to. Indie rapper Bleubird, real name Jacques Bruna, hails from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, where he currently resides today. But his journey is ongoing and he is certainly not tethered to one state - or country, for that matter. From Montreal to Berlin, he's made himself a home in plenty of unfamiliar places, only for them to become familiar and aid in his evolutionary process. His last Fake Four release, 2012's Cannonball, showcases Bleubird's penchant for descriptive words he so carefully crafts around soulful production by label mates Radical Face (Ele
Read moreSaga premieres new video featuring Roc Marciano
Many spots may claim that their streets are no joke, but Brooklyn holds the crown when it comes to birthing intelligent hustlers. It's a borough that has continued its "keep on taking it" ethos through its bevy of corner store soldiers and stick up kids. While some play up the facade in order to flex and live a lifestyle that isn't theres, Saga certainly isn't in that league. A street wise cat that you'd be a fool to test, he's the perfect mix of lyrical talent and tenacity, which makes him an ideal candidate to represent the "City Streets." Alongside the always thorough Roc Marciano, the duo speak truth over a foreboding instrumental composed by, Marco Polo. Visually, the emphasis of light contrasted with the heavy, tones throughout the various scenes display the shifty dynamic of t
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