For Reks' upcoming album entitled "Order In Chaos", he kicks it with the Flip The Script crew about the elements of an MC and quality album. In addition, he demonstrates how nice he is on the mic device with off-the-top freestyle skills and written rhymes. Plus, FTS spin the best in 90's Hip Hop throughout this head-nodding end of the summer episode.
Playing tracks by A Tribe Called Quest, Raw Produce, Scienz Of Life, The Roots, Slum Village and more. Freestyle session kicks off at 2:50:09.
You gon' learn what the pen do as Endemic Emerald & Skanks the Rap Martyr present their collaboration album opus entitled Rapsploitation. Producer Endemic first met Skanks in Brooklyn mid-2013 when he first touched down in NYC. The duo built on the Nostrand Ave blocks & started to work instantly as they shared a similar stance on hip hop.
Rapsploitation showcases Skanks delivering lyrics with substance over a diverse sound set & top notch production from Endemic Emerald.
With DJ support from Sway & King Tech on the wake up show, DJ Eclipse, PF Cuttin & coverage from Allhiphop.com, Insomniac magazine & Undergroudhiphopblog.com the album singles have been received with much praise.
Featured appearances come from Shabaam Sahdeeq, Ruste Juxx, Tragedy Khadafi, Mic Handz, DJ Ready Cee & Bankai Fam. Rapsploitation hits stores on 5.26.17 via No Cure / IDC.
The vibe is intense as surviving the streets of New York as these tri-state ghetto dwellers pose a biological threat to Hip Hop with lethal lyricism spit over the sinister sound of psychedelic Rock-influenced production. Starvin B - "Biological Threats" ft. Skanks, Sean Price & Shatike is posse cut aggression at it's best and comes from Starvin's Spring 2015 LP "The Foreigner".
These beats and rhymes are driven by pain, struggle and aspiration as Endemic Emerald & Skanks represent the power of Hip Hop as a culture known for creating great art out of the darkest of times. Listen as the two reflect on the trouble all around them as American society goes through it in various ways during 2015.
2Pac quote poster by Jegir Doski
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