Showing posts with label mixtape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixtape. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2011

Fear of God


Pusha-T- Fear of God (Mixtape)

House of Balloons


The Weeknd- House of Balloons (Mixtape)

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Curren$y "Return to the Winner's Circle"

Happy New Year's. I'm up early to watch United vs. West Brom, so here's a new Curren$y tape which he recorded last night while everyone else was out getting trashed.

Curren$y- Return to the Winner's Circle (Mixtape)

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Best Mixtapes 2010

Just in case you missed any of these, here are my favorite mixtapes that dropped this past year:
Mixtape Fab always brings his A-game. This is no exception.

Das Racist takes a more serious approach, and it pays off. There is no denying these guys skills.

Gotta loves Hoodie's use of samples. Everything from Marina and the Diamonds, to Beach House, to Two Door Cinema Club.

Everyone could use a little more Jeezy in their lives. "Lose My Mind" just goes too hard.

XV's going to blow up this coming year. Grab this quick.

The wait was over a year. As much as I hate to admit it, Sean delivered.

Not a traditional rap/hip-hop mixtape, but Major Lazer and La Roux combined for one of the more unique and inventive tapes this year.

The follow-up to his amazing Mixtape About Nothing, and unlike most sequels, this one might be better than the original.

Any mixtape that simultaneously shuts twitter down, as well as the artists own website has got to be good. Wrong. This is great.

This tape singlehandedly brought Wiz out from the underground to having Drake ask him to go on tour. Just incredible from start to finish.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Chris Brown "In My Zone 2" (Mixtape)

So sorry for the lack of posts. Thanksgiving combined with me being sick, combined with a ton of work for the end of the semester has been killer. Nonetheless, here's the new mixtape from Chris Breezy. Really good stuff. I promise to have more stuff up in the coming days.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

J. Cole "Before I'm Gone"

Cole let loose this little preview from his Friday Night Lights mixtape, out this Friday the 12th. Absolutely cannot wait for that to drop.

Monday, October 4, 2010

Joe Budden "Black Cloud"

First song off Budden's upcoming Mood Musik 4: A Turn for the Worst. Is there a better storyteller in all of rap? Production by Mega Man and Zalezy.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Hoodie Allen "Pep Rally (Mixtape)"

The day has arrived, Hoodie's debut mixtape is finally out. Sampling from the likes of Marina and the Diamonds, the Black Keys, and Florence and the Machine. Undoubtably awesome.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Young Jeezy "1000 Grams (Mixtape)"

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Everyone could use a little more Jeezy in their life. New tape from Jeezy. You know what you're getting.

Young Jeezy- 1000 Grams (Mixtape) Download courtesy of MissInfo.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

"Brake Lights" vs. "More About Nothing"


As many of you probably know, both Game and Wale dropped mixtapes this past week. After complete listens, I can say that both are excellent in their own rights. Brake Lights by Game could stand alone as an album. It possesses the production and guest spots (Rick Ross, T.I., Robin Thicke, Akon, and Nas) that would warrant a spot at your local Best Buy, and a fourteen dollar price tag. And it's would be worth the fourteen dollars. Game comes with his A-game, coming through with nineteen absolute bangers. The beats are hard and forceful, retaining the gritty image that Game has used to propel his career. However, the beats and atmosphere of the album, while being gritty have a polished feel. The chorus' are that of a highly produced album, with Akon, Shawty Lo, and T.I. lending their talents. In the end, Break Lights represents what Game is capable of when he puts time into his art, as he possesses the talent and connections capable of being one of the best.

While Game represents the "gang-banging" West Coast, Wale comes from the more "hipster" perceived East Coast. As a follow up to his amazing Mixtape About Nothing, Wale presents the follow-up More About Nothing, complete with Seinfeld Ad-libs. Because of this, MAN is less commercially friendly than Break Lights. For some songs, such as "Ambitious Girl" and "The Manipulation Pt. 2" Wale resorts to an almost spoken-word style, rapping in an almost conversational pace, with a minimalist beat. For others such as "The War" and "Black and Gold," Wale gets immense and supple beats, proving his true diversity and talent. And he gets his own share of guest-spots such as Wiz Khalifa, Daniel Merriweather, and Avery Storm. Part of the sheer brilliance of the tape, once again, is the melding of Seinfeld skits and the music, using various clips from the show as seg-ways and themes for the various songs. In the end, both tapes are incredible in their own ways, possessing facets which make each artist and tape unique and successful.


Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Wale "More About Nothing (Mixtape)"

Two years ago, the DC rapper dropped his classic, Seinfeld inspired, Mixtape About Nothing. Now he's out with More About Nothing; the follow up. I'm only four songs in, but so far it's every bit as good as the first.

Wale- More About Nothing (Mixtape) (Link courtesy of Rap Radar)

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

XV "Top of the Roof"

New song from Warner Bros newest signee. Off his upcoming mixtape from Evil Empire V for Vizzy dropping July 30th. Congrats to Vizzy. Kid worked hard, and deserves everything. Production by Seven.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

The Hood Internet "Trillwave"

We've posted some Hood Internet before, and pretty much everything they do is extremely dope. Welp they've come through again, this time with a full-length mixtape set to be the soundtrack to your summer:
NEW MIXTAPE! Brought to you by the fine people of Mishka, TRILLWAVEis ergonomically designed for your summertime: the soundtrack to the partyafter the afterparty or maybe to a sun-drenched backyard barbecue the next day.

Download it HERE.