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Marco Polo & Ruste Juxx – “Nobody”
I’m not totally into the whole, “I rap better than you” steez, but this is straight fire. Marco Polo laced Ruste Juxx, plain and simple. And this video, I can’t stop laughing, seriously. It makes me want to go out and start pushing people’s faces in. Maybe this Todd Angkasuwan direction will have the same effect on you. Try it out by hitting the skip and checking out the video. Marco Polo and Ruste Juxx’s, The eXXecution, is in stores now!
Album Review: Bekay – Hunger Pains (2009)
Album Review: Bekay – Hunger Pains (2009)
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Potholes
Support! Bekay – Hunger Pains
Download: D-Sisive – “Ken Park” prod. Marco Polo & Cuts by DJ Grouch [mp3]
Coming off the success of his last retail LP, D-Sisive now plans on hitting us Wednesday with, Jonestown, a free album! This one features Marco Polo on the boards, making it an automatic head banger. Check it out and share your thoughts… Props to RF.
Download: D-Sisive – “Ken Park” prod. Marco Polo [Right Click Save-As]
Exclusive: Kam Moye (Supastition) – “RE:Born” prod. Vitamin D [mp3]
Kam dropped the first official single from his upcoming LP, Splitting Image (October 27th), last week. Today, you get to download the b-side to that single, produced by Vitamin D, free of charge! A bit of a different sound from Kam on this one, but don’t let that fool you. He can step with the best of them, no matter how different the sound, and he does just that. The theme here seems to focus on a new beginning for Kam, which also holds true for a lot of his upcoming LP. Be sure to cop that joint when it drops, courtesy of Myx Music Label. Featuring production from Illmind, Marco Polo, M-Phazes, Jake One and more, it’s bound to be one of 09′s best! Go to Amazon now to support Kam and enjoy the single!
Download: Kam Moye – “RE:Born” prod. Vitamin D [Mediafire]
Bonus: Kam Moye – “Let’s Be Honest” prod. Veterano
Video: Marco Polo & Torae – “Double Barrel”
Marco Polo & Torae dropped their collaborative album, Double Barrel, not too long ago. A hip-hop masterpiece, filled with heavy hitting samples, boom-bap drums and lyrical onslaught. Today we get to indulge in the latest single off the album, which shares the same name. One of my favorite tracks from the LP, and an excellent choice for a single. The video featured DJ Revolution and is directed by Todd Angkasuwan. Check out the video and cop the album!
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