Witness the voices of Hip Hop soldiers and top-grade mind wielders on the single from Rozewood's forthcoming album THE BEAUTIFUL TYPE. It's a beautiful thing as Illastrate handles production for aggressive and thoughtful rhymes which reflect on life and self-being in addition to the The B-side "Shibuya Shrine" featuring lyricists Hus Kingpin and Boog Brown & the Black Caesar's Ghost Remix by Lex Boogie from the Bronx.
The self-defining words and reflections of life presented through clever wordplay by Yamin Semali, J-Live, Boog Brown, and Joe D. offer valuable knowledge and wisdom to the listener. Journey with these 4 MCs as they use the power of Hip Hop to do some soul searching against a thumping track and soulful Hip Hop music produced by Illastrate.
Stahhr evokes skill, intellect and admirable expression of real life through music on her new project Mother Nature with a Molotov: Molotov Season. She stands out from this balance of artistic elements as an MC who provides deep content, a competitive approach and entertainment song after song. With a variety of producers and guest MCs to compliment Stahhr's strong mic presence, "Molotov" is soulful and head-nodding Hip Hop music which varies in mood throughout.
"The project was birthed out of the dire need for humanity to catalyze transformation, rebirth and balance through the powerful vibration of music. Over 14 tracks, staHHr bobs and weaves expertly through a variety of production styles with clever word play, molotov mantras, natural law and metaphysics balanced with the essence of the golden era. Album features include hip hop legend Del, C-Rayz Walz, John Robinson, Eagle Nebula, Nomadic Poet, Boog Brown and Ekundayo. Stahhr also enlisted an array of producers for this venture, reaching from Georgia (Floyd tha Locsmif) the Bronx (Lex Boogie), Brooklyn (Sid V), France (Astronote) and Iceland (Fonetik Simbol). This album is the follow up to her 2008 release Almost Neva Was. No gimmicks, just the authentic, unadulterated hip hop that you grew up on continually metamorphosing into the standard for the now and the golden era future. Molotovs!"
Every now and then we are fortunate to come across real enlightening down-to-earth talk about Hip Hop and life by real people as shown in this interview with Ohio producer J Rawls and Methuzulah from Atlanta. The two talents sit down to express their feelings on the independent artistic struggle, highlighting areas of today's mainstream media who they feel are restrictive in giving the underground a fair chance in the spotlight. Gain inspiration as you witness these two independent people taking their beliefs and the power of their voice into their own hands to carve a desirable path of life.
J Rawls and Methuzulah go beyond just music in their ventures of life, they are both focused on uplifting the communities which they are from through education, organization and teaching the truth to the youth.
Be sure to check out J Rawls' "The Hip Hop Affect
" and Methuzulah's latest at bandcamp.Check out interviews with other ATL talents Boog Brown and Senor Kaos from The No AirPlay Show also, they are a good watch as well.
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