Killer Mike - Ghetto Gospel (Music Video)

Killer Mike recently released the music video for this song off of his critically acclaimed 2012 album, R.A.P. Music, which was entirely produced by El-P. Their 2013 album as a duo, Run The Jewels, is one of my favorite albums of last year. 

Young Thug - Danny Glover

I don't know why, but I like this guy's music. Download the clean or or dirty version here. Via Mass Appeal.

Lex Lavo - Coogi Sweater (Music Video)

Peep the latest cut off Lavo's mixtape Bodega Dreams 2. Lately this has been one of my favorite tracks to play in the whip. Watch the video above, and make sure you hop over the download link below and pick up his project.

Download: Lex Lavo - Bodega Dreams 2

Black Dave - Wadadadang Feat. Bodega Bamz

This is my first time hearing Black Dave, and so far I enjoyed his layed back, melodic flow. The real star of the song however is the Tanboys general Bodega Bamz, as this is probably his best verse since the release of his Strictly 4 My P.A.P.I.Z. mixtape. 

Heat Blaze - Born Alone Die Alone

Fresh off releasing the first single off his debut solo effort, Heat Blaze finally drops Born Alone Die Alone. A walk through of his life through his eyes. The bulk of the production came from Kenny At is me and John F30, with two produced by our own BeatsByBags. Head over the download link below. Bless.

Download: Heat Blaze - Born Alone Die Alone

Heat Blaze - Set Straight (Single)

I've had the pleasure of working with Heat Blaze for about 7 years now, and every subsequent project he releases outshines the prior one. This song is no different, and is the first release from Heat Blaze's debut "underground" album, Born Alone Die Alone, which drops later today. I have the honor of producing two songs on the album, this being one of them. The track doesn't contain any samples, and contains a mixture of airy synths, dynamic drums, and winds. Lyrically, each verse covers a different topic which needs to be "set straight" or elaborated on.

Common - War (Audio Stream)

A few years after releasing the excellent The Dreamer/The Believer album, Common returns with the first single off of his new album, Nobody Smiling, and just like the last one, is produced entirely by No-ID. Strikingly different from the singles from his last album, which all seemed to be meticulously produced using a number of production techniques, the instrumental crafted here seems to be nothing more than a drumless loop, but the song is probably better for it (think Ghostface's "Gunz N Razors").