Flohio, Cadenza, Clams Casino – Pounce
Flohio links with Clams Casino and Cadenza on fiery new track ‘Pounce’.
The London MC has smashed 2018 into pieces, releasing a string of vital cuts that underline her claim to be one of the country’s most innately gifted rap artists.
Clams Casino produces new single ‘Pounce’, and his vast experience is allied to Flohio’s street level instincts on a pounding release.
Cadenza joins the fray, and the two MCs seem to push each other higher and higher on one of Flohio’s most potent statements yet.
Online now, it’s a crunching, intense return from a rap artist intent on making 2019 her own.
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Suicideyear – Lousser
James Richard Prudhomme, who works under the moniker Suicideyear, releases his latest single “Lousser,” which starts softly with trap beats and twinkling synths before taking a darker turn with a sinister bassline.
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Bad Bunny – 200 MPH FT Diplo
So his debut, X100PRE, at first seems like an odd concession to the old-school from an artist who made old-school look thoroughly obsolete — if singles are enough to get you into the studio with Drake, why bother with a full-length? But X100PRE is everything you could possibly want from a debut album: Plenty of the stuff that initially brought Bad Bunny fame along with some impressively executed forays into new styles — no small feat, considering how many genres he has already infiltrated.
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Noname – Song 31 Feat. Phoelix
In the early days of the year where new music is rather scarce, Noname dropped a much needed gem.
2018 was definitely big for the Chicago-based artist. Her new record Room 25 was easily one of the best hip hop releases last year and she’s just sold out her hometown shows – the main reason behind releasing “Song 31”.
Everything – from her razor-sharp lyrics to Phoelix perfectly fitted vocals and production work… everything is a masterpiece. The whole thing reminds me of Karriem Riggins’ work and it’s simply put beautiful.
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