‘Long As I Ask’ – Jinesis
Entirely produced by Jinesis. mixed and arranged by Jinesis & Frado site layout and single artwork design by Fresh Daily (freshdailymc@gmail.com)
Archive: June, 2011
‘Travel Lite’ – Foreign Legion [Music Video]
“Break out your sandals and sunscreen as FL prepares to take off for another adventure. Tag along with the Legionnaires as they traverse the globe in search of answers to life’s most meaningful questions like: “How many shots of Vodka are too many?” and the ever popular “Ginger, Mary Ann or both?” Don’t let the [...]
‘Heart & Soul’ – Gunpoets vs. John Brown’s Body [Smitty Remix]
The Ithaca, NY based hip-hop/rock/jam group The Gunpoets partner up with Ithaca’s reggae heavyweights John Bown’s Body on this heater, perfect for that summer ride along the beach! Crack a brew, thank us later.
‘Snapped Vertebrae’ – Open Jar [Prod. Jo3wii Piff]
Monster beat. (source: Open Jar Soundcloud Page)
Frank’s Chops & Murs [Murs Cuts His Hair!]
Nuff said. Lookin’ clean Murs!
‘Where The Angels Sleep’ – Styles P [Music Video]
Pow! This is nice.
‘Underground Hip-Hop Volume 24: Summer 2011′ – KeepItClassic.Com
For your listening pleasure. Enjoy. (Courtesy of KeepItClassic.Com)
‘Rewind + Replay’ – K. Sise
Since his departure from the Monsta Island crew, our homie K. Sise has been keeping real busy with Husky, the Rochester based music producer and on his general grind over all. Peep this new record also featuring production from JunClassic and Sid V. (source: K. Sise Bandcamp)
ID vs. Tyranny [Grindtime Battle]
Victory! Rochester, NY native ID takes on Maryland based rapper Tyranny in this recent Grindtime battle. Big ups to ID, he’s doing his thing! Shout-outs to 3 Letters, the Creeps and Live From The Gutta. Bong. (source: Drect’s YouTube Page)
‘Otisis’ – Jinesis x Otis Redding
“Sitting On the Dock of The Bay” has to be one of those pivotal spring/summertime soul anthems. You know it when you hear that infectious bridge part whistled. It conjures all the warm memories of backyard (or stoop) domino games and is about as summer-y as lemonade. Otis Redding’s brand of soul music is timeless. [...]
