Showing posts with label hippop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hippop. Show all posts
Saturday, 19 September 2015
The much anticipated freestyle from one of our fravorite cliques, HYT is here. Titled "Street Walk" all the members gave some "sick" lines. and it drops exclusively on umusic!
Our favourite lines "Hommie drop the dollar this shid is pound for pound"
"Iv got a million dollar dream and am neva waking up"
LISTEN BELOW OR [DOWNLOAD HERE]
Our favourite lines "Hommie drop the dollar this shid is pound for pound"
"Iv got a million dollar dream and am neva waking up"
LISTEN BELOW OR [DOWNLOAD HERE]
Friday, 18 September 2015
Without exception, there comes a time, a certain genius erupts during a period the entire body of individuals born and living at about the same time exists. For the fans of a certain Sarkodie, genius is a term often used too loosely. To them he is the only Star in the galaxy gifted with true musical prowess. ‘’Sarkodie has certainly cemented such a ‘godlike’ status quo by meeting almost every standard (musically), and as that not being enough he has gone on to raise the par.’’ With his latest album, ‘’Mary’’ (an instant classic, whether you are 40 or 16) he is artlessly changing the game. For the first time ever a rapper (Sarkodie), records a whole album ‘live’, fusing live instrumentals with rap lyrics accompanied by Akwaboah’s soothing song writing skills. His versatility rate is beyond an athlete participating in more than five different games at the Olympics. From recording Hiphop songs to Azonto to Afrobeats to ‘partial’ dancehall tunes (Love Rocks & Pon Di Ting) and now ‘Live’ music, in short Sark have proven to be a man with an octopus grip. At just 28, Sarkodie is considered a ‘veteran’ capped with legendary cachet surpassing his fellow MIC bearers and is in a league of his own.
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Signed to Phiziles Entertainment, Strongman
is up on his game and the young rapper shows his value as always. As we
wait in anticipation of his latest single which features Lil Shaker and Edem, he drops “IDFWU” which a cover of Big Sean’s tune. You will love his rap flow on this one. Download it here and share as well.
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LISTEN BELOW OR [DOWNLOAD HERE]
Friday, 11 September 2015
After his perceived diss track to Cassper and Anatii titled “Composure”, Mr. Forbes dishes yet another titled “Baddest” which features Burna Boy, Khuli Chana & Yanga.
Wednesday, 9 September 2015
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
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Friday, 4 September 2015
Ask God to fill your heart with the things he has a heart for....GOSPEL TUNE dropping exclusively on umusic
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Sunday, 30 August 2015
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Saturday, 29 August 2015
If you think the single King Size Dreams was a jam well here is the full album. The
Classic Nights Ep.
This album is one of our proud works and Bone Records is proud to have Engineered ,Recorded, Mix and Mastered 7 songs of the EP including all Skits and your Favorite King Size Dreams.
It's fresh from the oven, Bone Records cooked it. ��
[Download Here]
Classic Nights Ep.
This album is one of our proud works and Bone Records is proud to have Engineered ,Recorded, Mix and Mastered 7 songs of the EP including all Skits and your Favorite King Size Dreams.
It's fresh from the oven, Bone Records cooked it. ��
[Download Here]
Thursday, 27 August 2015
Early last year, hip-hop became a major feature on the Ghanaian music
scene, still going through its experimental stage. With new music
flying left, right and center, the fondness and love the people
associated with the Pac’s and B.I.G’s from my childhood was the sort of
likeness people had when a Ghanaian inspired and produced a tune laced
with dope punches came on rotation. It was the nostalgic feeling of old
that most people tried their very best not to shake off because it came
with that good feeling.
In the midst of the crowd and chaos was a voice we had missed and thought of as lost in the alluring wings of then pop- azonto. He had been one of the acts we grew up listening to from high school to my early days in Uni and fell out of love with. As a hip-hop head and a self-acclaimed rap purist, it was very hurtful to have your favorite act leave you hanging after years of winning arguments that he is the best in the game and that his wordplay was Biggie with the passion and aggression of Pac. With the determination of Jay and the production ear of Kanye, EL was the ultimate artiste for me.
And then it all started with ‘Boorle’ and then ‘My People’. A friend whispered he was back, but I wouldn’t agree and believe until I heard ‘American Passport’ and ‘Your Girlfriend Anaa’ with Joey B and M.anifest respectively, and it was a love Fest with the act that had defined so much and yet left the hyphenated genre I fell in love with as a kid. EL was back and it was signed, sealed and delivered when I walked into Alliance Francaise to see charged and hyped up believers in the storytelling art that doesn’t mince words when it comes to resonating with the music head who knows what good music is and can call out the fake.
With B.A.R here and cementing its place among the body of works that didn’t just tell the story of a Hip-hop crusader, who was an heir-apparent and knew his place on the throne as the ultimate Prince. As if it wasn’t enough to bask in the rays of his glory, hints and snippets of a sequel, which usually make a hard sell for most acts who kill their first experiments.
However, all at stake, never swayed him from pursuing the place of immortality and legends when he set out to create his most daring, creatively diverse and brilliantly bruising work of art- B.A.R II. With a tape out and an impending anniversary concert on the way, I can only say, EL is slowly and gradually building a following that is bigger and greater with the sort of thinking that goes into his music, craft, and the brand, making him a pearl in the ocean of diverse acts.
The first was a statement, but the second makes a Magna Carta (the 800 year old set of laws and convention) that is setting and defining hip-hop’s journey into the future. With 2 solid creeds to his credit, EL has set himself not apart but made himself an ICON and a force to reckon with in the genre that I’m dedicating my life to documenting every little step of the way.
In the midst of the crowd and chaos was a voice we had missed and thought of as lost in the alluring wings of then pop- azonto. He had been one of the acts we grew up listening to from high school to my early days in Uni and fell out of love with. As a hip-hop head and a self-acclaimed rap purist, it was very hurtful to have your favorite act leave you hanging after years of winning arguments that he is the best in the game and that his wordplay was Biggie with the passion and aggression of Pac. With the determination of Jay and the production ear of Kanye, EL was the ultimate artiste for me.
And then it all started with ‘Boorle’ and then ‘My People’. A friend whispered he was back, but I wouldn’t agree and believe until I heard ‘American Passport’ and ‘Your Girlfriend Anaa’ with Joey B and M.anifest respectively, and it was a love Fest with the act that had defined so much and yet left the hyphenated genre I fell in love with as a kid. EL was back and it was signed, sealed and delivered when I walked into Alliance Francaise to see charged and hyped up believers in the storytelling art that doesn’t mince words when it comes to resonating with the music head who knows what good music is and can call out the fake.
With B.A.R here and cementing its place among the body of works that didn’t just tell the story of a Hip-hop crusader, who was an heir-apparent and knew his place on the throne as the ultimate Prince. As if it wasn’t enough to bask in the rays of his glory, hints and snippets of a sequel, which usually make a hard sell for most acts who kill their first experiments.
However, all at stake, never swayed him from pursuing the place of immortality and legends when he set out to create his most daring, creatively diverse and brilliantly bruising work of art- B.A.R II. With a tape out and an impending anniversary concert on the way, I can only say, EL is slowly and gradually building a following that is bigger and greater with the sort of thinking that goes into his music, craft, and the brand, making him a pearl in the ocean of diverse acts.
The first was a statement, but the second makes a Magna Carta (the 800 year old set of laws and convention) that is setting and defining hip-hop’s journey into the future. With 2 solid creeds to his credit, EL has set himself not apart but made himself an ICON and a force to reckon with in the genre that I’m dedicating my life to documenting every little step of the way.
Tuesday, 18 August 2015
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Sunday, 16 August 2015
A single from Syrup.He did this together with Obili. Syrup's
ability to stay on point and give a fair idea about his storyline makes
him stand as a syrup to cure all those sick of the off-point raps around
as his name stipulates. If you want good punchlines coupled with
sensible rhymes, then you need to hit the download button now. Much
credit must be given to willbeatz for the killer beat. This is the best
you can expect from an "underground rapper".
Play below or [DOWNLOAD HERE]
Play below or [DOWNLOAD HERE]
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