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High Tempo Hip Hop

Juufro has made their 2020 debut with the ensnaring retro-futuristic Rap track “In Da Bag”

Posted on 31 October 2020

Floridian Rap artist Juufro has the flow, he’s got the fire, and now he’s got the ultimate testament to their blazing talent with the retro-futuristic Hip Hop drop “In Da Bag”.

The relentless pacing of the mix almost makes listening to it unravel a hypnotic experience. From the first verse, you’ll be locked into their ensnaring Rap bars which find perfect synergy with the rounded tonally explorative beats.

Even though some of the lyrical hooks are scathing, there’s still an ominous playfulness to the track which makes it all too easy to warm to Juufro from the first hit.

Any fans of J. Cole, Snoop Dogg, The Notorious B.I.G. and Jack Harlow will definitely want to give this release some attention.

You can check out In Da Bag for yourselves by heading over to Spotify.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Fall into the momentum of Law’s blazingly introspective Rap hit “On the Low”

Posted on 16 October 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USB9GmUDggo

Austrian Rap artist Law is known for his high-energy approach to Hip Hop, with their latest single On the Low which dropped on October 9th, they’ve put the pedal to the metaphoric metal once more and cooked up a relentlessly rhythmic aural storm.

With producer Jerry Divmond in charge of the hook-laden beats and Law’s ability to verse poetry through fierce conviction, you really can’t help falling into the momentum of the unmissable release.

On the Low utterly demolishes the misconceptions which float around Hip Hop artists as Law attacks the tendency for artists to depict themselves as someone they’re not just to fulfil a stereotype. More importantly, he invites you to follow his lead and refuse to waste energy on people who try to hold you back.

You can catch the official music video to On the Low for yourselves by heading over to YouTube.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Tazforte has set the airwaves ablaze with their latest drop “What I Seen At First”

Posted on 28 September 2020

Straight off the bat, Atlanta-based up and coming Hip Hop trailblazer Tazforte’s latest single “What I Seen At First” leaves you utterly transfixed.

Blazing Rock solos are usually found as tracks start to move towards the outro but Tazforte utilises them around steady Trap beats to introduce his fire new drop which never drops its momentum.

The high-energy mix may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but any fans of unapologetically authentic electrifying EDM Hip Hop will find a playlist staple when they hit play. It’s visceral, it’s convictive and it’s a sign that Tazforte is definitely one to watch.

You can check out What I Seen At First for yourselves by heading over to YouTube now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Crillfingers brings in the future of Hip Hop with “Redemption”

Posted on 13 September 2020
https://soundcloud.com/crillfingers/crillfingers-redemption

If you’re looking for redemption in the form of a wit-soaked atmospheric feat of Alt Hip Hop, hit play on the latest colossal drop from the trailblazing artist Crillfingers.

If you thought Saul Williams could achieve an enticingly ominous tone, you may just feel chills creeping across you as you follow the fast-paced progressions in Redemption which comes with complete with an entrancingly tribalistic feel.

When most Rap artist claim that their sound is the future, they’re usually wrong. But God damn, it’s hard to argue with Crillfingers after they dropped Redemption in Sept 2020. Get them on your radar.

You can check out Redemption for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Night Walker – No Breaks: Supercharged EDM Hip Hop

Posted on 24 August 2020

Finding Hip Hop tracks which are as fire instrumentally as they are lyrically is no easy feat. We’ve done the hard work for you by founding the fresh new drop from breaking Rap artist Night Walker.

No Breaks is just the second single to be released from the artist but there’s already an insane amount of hype behind their supercharged hard-hitting approach to EDM Hip Hop which comes as no surprise with the galvanising effect of the bass-driven mix.

With the flawless production allowing perfect synergy between Night Walker’s succinctly metered bars and the beats combined with the amount of energy thrown into the track, you can consider No Breaks an EDM Hip Hop playlist essential.

No Breaks is available to stream via all major platforms through this link.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Key Boat 2300 has dropped their super-charged Trap Hit “Burnt Out”

Posted on 6 July 2020
https://soundcloud.com/keyboat2300/burnt-out-prod-by-seanmp3/s-MjMNNOJdEDN

For their latest single, breaking Hip Hop artist Key Boat 2300 teamed up with producer Sean.MP3 to create an aggressively immersive feat of New Wave Trap. If you want to hear just how far Trap has come in 2020, strap yourselves in and hit play on Burnt Out.

The high-energy supercharged hit makes it all too easy to connect with Key Boat 2300’s vibe and playful lyrical grind. If you’re feeling similarly burnt out, you’ll feel the apathy lift once you get stung with the fire of this unmissably fresh release.

With the wit in the gritty lyrics and the atmospheric production, Burnt Out has all the makings of a viral Hip Hop hit. I have a feeling that it’s only a matter of time before the artist has a viral track under their belt.

You can check out Key Boat 2300’s latest single Burnt Out for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Jam : Ali has dropped their latest EDM Hip Hop hit “Focus”

Posted on 22 March 2020

High-octane Hip Hop fans won’t want to miss out on the momentous standout single “Focus” from up and coming artist Jam : Ali.

We don’t often get to hear artists who can match the quick-fire lyrical pace of artists such as Eminem, Busta Rhymes and Twista. But when Focus reaches peak momentum, it’s impossible not to feel a surge of awe transpire as you drink in Jam : Ali’s ability to wax lyrical.

The progressive track winds down the tempo between the frantic bars allowing you to soak up the resonant and charismatic sentiment behind Focus; it’s an adrenalizing hit which demands repeat attention. With the production being as pioneering as it was polished, Jam : Ali is undoubtedly one to watch.

You can check out Focus for yourselves by heading over to Spotify.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Raw Soul – Long Time: Lyrically Ingenious Hip Hop

Posted on 12 February 2020
https://soundcloud.com/rawbensoul/long-time-prod-by-yung-nab

Up and coming Hip Hop artist Raw Soul’s lyrically-driven new track “Long Time” is an essential hit if you’re always looking for artists with ingenious lyrical flair.

The track kicks off as a resonant mellow jazz-soaked offering of Hip Hop before the momentum builds into a high-tempo high-energy contemporary feat of Rap with plenty of killer lyrical hooks to ensure you stay well and truly immersed.

We definitely don’t come across Rap artist with such a super-charged ability to leave you adrenalized with their tracks all too often. With Raw Soul’s playfully sniping lyrical wit and Yung Nab’s production skills combined, you’ll greet one hell of a hit if you press play.

You can check out Long Time for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

K.G. Has Dropped Their Latest Fierce Hip Hop Party Anthem “Act Wit It”

Posted on 5 February 2020

“Act Wit It” is the fierce new Hip Hop drop from Breaking Rap artist and producer K.G which offers 5 minutes of pure grinding urban euphoria.

It’s easy to see why the Louisville-based artist has amassed over 25k streams on SoundCloud alone just two weeks after the release. It drips with viral potential and it would liven up any Party Hip Hop playlist.

With the depth of the bass and the animated energetic charisma which spills from K.G.’s energy-invoking salaciously playful Rap bars, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more dynamic contemporary Hip Hop hit.

You can share in the hype of K.G.’s latest single Act Wit It by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast