SuckFest9001 by Deadmau5

New track from Joel Zimmerman aka Deadmau5. He released this track along with You There? after his split from Ultra, dopeness!

Fame by U-God

The Wu Tang Clan member releases another single, which features LOX member, Styles P. Keynote Speaker comes out July 23rd, dopeness!

See Me by Tech N9ne

Tech unleashes another song from his upcoming album, Something Else. This Drumma Boy produced track Mr. Bobby Ray and Wiz having verses. Something Else comes out July 30th, dopeness!

You & Me by Disclosure(Flume Remix) (Nymfo Bootleg)

The subbass on this one really made like this track, dopeness!

Let Nas Down remix by J Cole

I dont normally post remixes, but this track featuring the one and only Nas is somethin else. probably one of the best Nasty Nas verses I have heard in a while. Cole really made Nas proud, dopeness!

Real G Money by Freddie Gibbs

Freddie's ESGN was leaked yesterday, so he was like I dont care, and just released the whole album yesterday. This is, by far, my favorite song off the whole album, dopeness!

Symphony in H by Eminem

Em, out of nowhere, releases a track, which is gonna be on DJ Tony Touch's upcoming album, Piecemaker 3: The Return of the 50 MC's. We haven't heard from Shady in a while, so this is a breath of fresh hair, dopeness!

Feel Your Pulse by Camo and Crooked (Mind Vortex Remix)

Mind Vortex makes another hard-hitting remix, dopeness!

Bounce by Juicy J

The second half of Three 6 Mafia releases another club banger, which is on his upcoming album, Stay Trippy. Wale lends a middle verse, while Trey Songz provides a hook, dopeness!

Album Review: Yeezus by Kanye West

It is Yeezy Day! Finally the highly hyped and highly anticipated album, Yeezus has come out. Mr. West shows a very different side to him in this very dark LP. Grimy samples and a heavy electronic influence with snippets of old school Kanye is what encompasses this album. For hardcore Yeezy fans, like myself, this may come off as odd, but it grows on you. Starting off with “On Site”, Yeezus himself proclaims that “Yeezy season approaching”. A heavily synth driven song, which is produced by Skrillex, Kanye, and Daft Punk, fits Mr. West’s braggadocios lyrics. “Black Skinhead” shows Ye getting his “scream on” as well as talking about consumerism in our society. This song has political undertone, because Kanye talks about the never ending violence in Chiraq as well as black stereotypes over another Daft Punk produced instrumental. This political undertone could be because of Lupe Fiasco who is credited for contributing to this track. The next song “I Am A God”, which is causing a lot a controversy, has a very biblical tone. He calls himself “A God”, not the God. This song also shows Kanye getting his reggae samples going, which we see a lot of in this album. Over another synth driven, bass thumping beat, which is produced by a slew of producers all the way from Rick Rubin to Travis $cott, this song represents the thesis of this album. Moving on to “New Slaves”, which is technically first “single” on Yeezus, Ye delves into how we are the “new slaves”, including himself. He talks about how consumerism has controlled our society, and how racism comes with it. He shows the full spectrum of racism by saying, “You see it's broke nigga racism That's that ‘Don't touch anything in the store’ And this rich nigga racism that’s that ‘Come in, please buy more’”. Over a very minimalistic instrumental, but still has very cinematic feel to it, he shows how ignorance is bliss, but is also hurtful to the general society. Kanye caps the song off with another odd sample from a band called Omega, who is a band from Hungary. Frank Ocean also provides vocals to the dramatic outro. “Hold My Liquor” shows Kanye going through a hangover, but the song also has another connotation which is to not let Kanye get anymore liquor- just “hold it”. Chief Keef provides a very drawn out hook over Kanye’s electronic instrumental with Justin Vernon(of Bon Iver) crooning over the dark song. Kanye talks about his drunken one night stands and how meaningless they are. The next song “I’m In It” is all about hislove of his life, Kim Kardashian. Kanye returns to the reggae feel with the Agent Sasco verse and bridge, which is honestly ridiculously dope. Justin Vernon, who is everywhere on this album, provides more vocals on this banger. “Blood On The Leaves” is next, which is probably my favorite song on the album. That TNGHT production is so dope! Kanye sings and raps about his heartbreak over a certain woman over a Nina Simone sample. “Guilt Trip” is another heartbreak song, which features a sample from Pusha’s “Blocka”. This song has Kid Cudi singing on the outro saying “why did you have to let me go?” The song “Send It Up” features another Chitown native, King Louie. Both rappers talk about how “this is the greatest shit in the club”. Kanye flips another reggae sample, this time from Beenie Man. For all the people who hated the heavy electronic influence of this album, ya’ll were rewarded with “Bound 2”. Over a classic No I.D. production, Kanye claims that him and Kim were “bound to fall in love”. Charlie Wilson provides an extremely soulful bridge. Overall this album shows Kanye, not only evolving in how his album sounds, but in his actual life. (5 out of 5 stars)

Hatchets by Getter

Probably one of the dopest Trapstep drops I have heard in a while, dopeness!

Everlasting Days by Nu: Logic

The Hospital Records Dnb producer makes a groovy one featuring vocals from Lifford, dopeness!

Who I Am by Pusha T

King Push releases another single from his highly anticipated My Name Is My Name album. It is produced by Mr. West and DJ Mano, and also features fellow label mates 2Chainz and Big Sean. MNIMN comes out  July 16th, dopeness!

What You Know About It by Big K.R.I.T.

Krit adds his original Southern flow on this Foreign Allegiance production, dopeness!

Intersection by Technimatic

This duet right here always turns up in their tracks, dopeness!

Collard Greens by Schoolboy Q

Q releases a THC produced track from his upcoming album, Oxymoron. Kendrick Lamar lays down a verse as well, dopeness!

PBR and Reefer by Jarren Benton

The Funk Volume rapper talks about his smoking and drinking abilities on this SMKA produced banger. This song is on Jarren's debut album, My Grandma's Basement, which is out now, dopeness!

Appetite by Future

The Freeband Gang boss talks about his "appetite" on this street banger, dopeness!

Not The One by Hair

Amazing track from Hair, dopeness!

Lost and Not Found by Chase & Status (Kove remix)

Extremely addicting bassline coupled with amazing vocals from Louis M^ttrs make this an awesome remix, dopeness!

Fortress VIP by Rekoil

Absolute destruction, dopeness!

Another Country by Cash Out

The Cashin Out rapper makes another club banger featuring Future. It is produced by Metro Boomin, dopeness!

Let Nas Down by J Cole

Touching song from J Cole's upcoming album, Born Sinner. Over a very melodic saxophone driven beat, J Cole writes a very heartfelt of him letting Esco down, dopeness!

Get On It by Danny Byrd ft. The Brookes Brothers

A really groovy, fast paced production from Danny Byrd, and excellent vocals from The Brookes Brothers, dopeness!

No Bueno by Angel Haze

Angel releases a straight up banger with No Bueno. Her hardcore flow really makes this a song to jam out too, dopeness!

Poor Decisions by Wale

Just a day after Self Made 3 was announced for a August 6th release date, Wale puts out a very poignant track with verses from the Bawse and Chitown lyricsmith, Lupe Fiasco, dopeness!