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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: Vanderslice
Hip Hop Represents Triumph, Tragedy & Passion With The Music of Waterr & Vanderslice

By JR on 8:59 AM

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Close your eyes, use your mind and let the lesson begin with this unique Hip Hop sound. As a lyricist, Watter looks down upon life with a keen eye to the optimistic soundscapes of producer Vanderslice. This potent combination of wordplay and music gives us a reason to dream as the two release their project "Out Your Jurisdiction".


Hip Hop Shines Illustrious With The Rhymes of TriState, Planet Asia & Milano Constantine

By JR on 12:37 PM

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With rhymes that are fly and elegant as an ancient chalice, TriState, Planet Asia and Milano Constantine bring a new vision of elegance to lyricism. It goes to show you don't necessarily need to have the heaviest jewelry in order to shine. Instead, this trio offer luxurious gems of rhyme for your mind. In collaboration with the underground elite, these MCs bring the drama and script cinematic visions which merge history and Hip Hop culture. The result is a ghetto fabulous perspective of street intellect, elevated to another level of microphone artistry and flyness.

"Air Max King 3" by TriState, "Fly Dialogue" by Milano Constantine and "Corner Disciple" by Vanderslice out now.
 

Waterr, Supreme Cerebral & Vanderslice Stick N Move To The Beat Of Hip Hop

By JR on 9:58 PM

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Like a boxer who's amped with adreleline, Waterr, Supreme Cerebral & Vanderslice are out to impact the listener with a strong blow of beats and rhymes. Prepare for the jab of this powerful unit who leave you with a hit your eardrum is sure to remember. On "Eagles Don't FLy In Flocks", Hip Hop is not only a culture it's a sport as two MCs and a producer engage in combat. From the Waterr and Vanderslice album "Life Is More Than White Bricks".

 

Hip Hop Takes A Dark Turn On "Nightmare Visions" by ethemadassassin (feat. Xp The Marxman & John Jigg$)

By JR on 10:15 PM

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Witness the sound of MCs who become a nightmare as ethemadassassin, Xp The Marxman & John Jigg$ invite you into their frame of mind. "Nightmare Visions" combines lyrical skill with an ominous soundscape as three rhyme writers link with producer Vanderslice. Visions of cold steel, the paper chase, action-packed scenery and greenery flow throughout this outstanding example of storytelling in Hip Hop. From ethemadassassin's 2022 album "Handz Of Stone".

Verb Tec & Vanderslice Make Hip Hop A Labor Of Love on "No Struggle No Progress"

By JR on 6:12 PM

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Hip Hop has always been a place the listener can turn to for a source of guidance through the obstacles of life. For 2021, Verb Tec & Vanderslice carry on the caretaking tradition of this culture as they project reflections of real life to your eardrum. Be inspired to persevere as Verb Tec's determination on the mic speaks to those caught up in the everyday struggle. Vanderslice's beats serve as the soundtrack for this skilled lyricist to release the stress, reflect and plan the next step in the journey of life.

Jake One, Vanderslice & Others Play Us Some New Beats On The Battle Ave, Winter 2020

By JR on 5:08 PM

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Producer Slopfunkdust hosts another episode of his producer showcase, which features some of the best leading talent and up-and-coming beatsmiths. Like a get-together with your peoples around the way, Slop makes it a fun time as always as he cracks jokes and moderates this beat session. Jake One, Vanderslice and others share their latest creations to get your head nodding.

Producer Vanderslice Releases "The Best Beats Money Can Buy" & "Trendsetter" Instrumentals

By JR on 11:00 AM

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You know you're listening to quality Hip Hop when the instrumentals tell a story on their own without the lyrics. On "The Best Beats Money Can Buy" and "Trendsetter" instrumentals, Vanderslice continues to refine his sonic identity with aggressive tracks to get your head nodding. The threatening nature of Hip Hop has never left, as demonstrated by the night alley stalker vibe of these beats.

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