artist #9: Madlib

If don't know him, no offense, but you're a fucking ignorant mainstream hip hop head. This dude is a fucking genius. He holds different aliases such as Quasimoto, Yesterday's New Quintet, Beatkonducta, and he's had other collab alias such as jaylib (Dilla and Lib) and Madvillan (Doom and Lib). He's one of the most influential hiphop producer at the present, working with Blue Note Records for his album Shades of Blue. I can't find actual proof, but the word is that for the albums Unseen and The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas, he locked himself in the studio for a week with a bag of shrooms and produced music. He's boss innovative ideas for constant new music is amazing.

Check out all his stuff, its all pretty boss.

boss

Personal Update #1

Aight, i've been avoiding blogging for way too long im bringing it back.

update #2: Moka Only

After being humiliated by Moka Only himself on the article on him and listened to more tracks. He'll be releasing an album this month called Airport 5.
Here's the link to Grab Grab Grab, a track from this album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t-PG4Cx1eY

artist #8: The Left

This should have been published three weeks ago but here it goes...
Straight out of the Detroit scene, they bring the hottest rhymes and beats. Journalist 103 and Apollo Brown's (who also recently released his instrumental works Clouds) combination is vital to their success. Journalist's fat rhymes over Apollo's think beatz forces you to nod head. I don't know if Gas Mask was their first collab album or not, but it was boss as fuck. Tracks like Chockhold (feat. Paradime), Melody, and Reporting Live (feat. Guilty Simpsons) hits you harder than a bong rip.

These Detroit niggas are way underrated.
Boss

artist #7: Rhythmatical

Today I introduce, Rhythmatical, a producer from San Jose (408!), he delivers boss jazzy beats. I love his style because his music is upbeat but also mellow at the same time. His 19 track album "Melodic Deliverance" is free for download on the link below. He also has a series of video called "illoxmatical" where he and his buddy produces continuous beats from two minutes to five. Check him out.

Most of his beats are produced for other rappers. He has an album, which I think is called "Second Guess," with another musician called Mosaek. (Which I want a copy of cuz his beats are ill as fuck)

Anyways, youtube Rhythmatical and just look for his boss tracks. BOSS

Melodic Deliverance: http://www.mediafire.com/?9zpr66nzejddmcd

Boss Tracks: "I Feel So Okay," "Piano Suavecito," "Somebody Loves You."

artist #6: Stalley

Featured on a full song on Ski Beatz's 24H Karate School, Stalley has been uprising little by little. He has worked with many of the Southern Rappers like Big K.R.I.T and Curren$y and has couple of CreativeControl videos. He also has a boss 6-inch beard which is a prominent characteristic of him. He recently released his album, Lincoln Way Nights, which could be downloaded for free on the link underneath. He has a really unique sense of music and so it takes time to adjust, but his lyrics are powerful. BOSS.

Link to Lincoln Way Nights: http://mishkanyc.bandcamp.com/album/presents-stalley-lincoln-way-nights-intelligent-trunk-music

update #1: Edison

Couple of months ago, Edison became known through the video of him playing Tonka Truck. (Click here to see the video) The beauty of his music is that he makes his beats with no loops. no loops. incredible.
Update! He has a new boss video.
Here is the second video which was released recently.