[Video] BRKF$T CLUB – “The Fellowship”

The BRKF$T CLUB aka Broke Ass N*gga Gang of 2008ighties and better explained by Fonz E-Mak, is here with their debut visuals for the Julian Malone and Sani produced “The Fellowship”. After nothing but solid solo projects from each emcee in the crew, it’s only right that we got a stellar group effort, when the time was right. Shot + Edited + Produced entirely by the team, ‘The Fellowship” is a pure statement song – showcasing their united and in-house mode of creativity. It’s gonna be a hot summer in Chicago.

[Video] Ab-Soul: “Pineal Gland”

While we most recently got doused with dopeness from Schoolboy Q, next up is Ab-Soul and his LP Control System due  5/11/. Today we get the visuals for “Pineal Gland” which is produced by Tae Beast and Mixedbyali – with some top notch visuals from the always on point A-Pluz films. Control System will turn heads – as the sleeper Black Hippy member is gearing to pop this summer. “Have you ever been conscious is a coma”

 

[Video] LEP Bogus Boys: “Now or Neva”

L.E.P. Bogus Boys

As you are all well aware, LEP Bogus Boys are consistently taking their videos to a new directions as today’s visuals for the title track off Now or Neva only echoes their progress. Working with director Corey Davis, the video opens with an Obsessive Spenders Anonymous group meeting, before cutting to clips of Count & Moonie making their way around the city, shopping for expensive cars, clothes, and jewelry.

 

Make Sure You Have Now or Neva

[Mixtape] Chance The Rapper: #10Day

artwork by Brandon Breaux of Endswealth Corp.

Here it is. We have been waiting for Chance The Rapper’s 10Day  for a while now – and the young emcee has been increasing his buzz as of late hitting SXSW, as well as playing at our last New Class Edition of Digital Freshness event.  #10Day features original production from Chuck Inglish (“U Got Me Fucked Up”) and The Blended Babies (“Family”) as well as some beat jacks of Flying Lotus (“22Offs”) and Lex Luger (“Fuck You Tahm Bout”). Hit the jump for the 14 track project from Chance.

[Download] Chance The Rapper: #10Day mixed by L Boogie (THEMpeople)

Chance The Rapper – 10 Day
1. 14,400 Minutes [prod. by DJ SuchNSuch]
2. Missing You [prod. by Thomas Foolery]
3. Nostalgia
4. Windows (Ft Alex Wiley and Akenya Seymour)
5. Brain Cells [prod. by Peter Cottontale]
6. Long Time
7. 22 Offs
8. U Got Me Fucked Up [prod. by Chuck Inglish]
9. Family (ft Vic Mensa and Sulaiman) [prod. by The Blended Babies]
10. Juke Juke [prod. by Caleb James]
11. Fuck You Tahm Bout
12. Long Time II (ft. Nico Segal) [prod. by THEMPeople and Peter CottonTale]
13. Prom Night [Prod by Prince Talent, DJ SuchNSuch and THEMpeople]
14. Hey Ma (ft. Lili K and Peter CottonTale) [prod. by Zak "Fox" Jablow and MC TREE]

 

[Video] Crooked I Goes Off In Chicago

Slaughterhouse

Slaughterhouse rolled through Chicago today, and performed for a sold out crowd at the Metro.  I DJ’ed before the House hit the stage, and then stayed around to catch part of their set.  They treated the fans to their BET Cypher, except Crooked I didn’t perform his verse.  To make up for it, Crooked I busted out this acapella a little later in the set, and absolutely killed it. Watch it below.

[RH Premiere] Sunny Norway: “Sun.Day.Empire”

Sunny Norway is that producer. You know the guy who has produced for everyone but isn’t screaming “We Da Best”, and is simply in the studio bettering the craft – Yeah him. Having produced for Sir Michael Rocks, ASAAD, Mac Miller, Phil Ade, The GTW, Tabi Bonney & many more, Sunny Norway has really only began to reach his stride, which has no endpoint in sight, simply stops at the Grammy’s along the way. In a recent interview with RubyHornet, the humble producer spoke about the bare essentials of producing as he sees it, as well as a bevy of exciting upcoming moves the eclectic beatsmith has in place. Today he debut’s a new remix he’s done (sampling Empire of the Sun) titled “Sun.Day.Empire”.  Hit the jump for a snippet from our upcoming Producer Spotlight feature with Sunny Norway.

“I have a lot of A&R’s that hit me up, and a lot of people tell me I have a very good ear for music and stuff like that. I’m just building trying to get A-list rappers you know haha, I’m not going to be satisfied until I’m in that grammy family haha.

See I don’t think anyone would really know when I make a beat because I try my best to not make the same beat over and over. The only way someone would probably know is if I tagged the track. But me myself, I would not make beats if I was making the same sound over and over.”

Lookout for the Full-Interview on RubyHornet.com next week.

RH Premiere: Sunny Norway – “Sun.Day.Empire”

 

 

[Mixtape] Add-2: “Save.Our.Souls”

The long awaited ”Save.Our.Souls” project from local talent Add-2 is finally upon us. Add-2 has been a staple in our scene for a minute now, and his rise to national acclaim couldn’t come at a better time. From recently making the staple move to NYC for meetings and such, hitting Showoff Radio with Statik Selektah, and having Common’s continued support, Add is gearing for a huge year. Add-2 is taking names on this one. Shouts to LRG. You are actually hurting yourself if you don’t listen to this.

 

 

[Download] Add-2: “Save.Our.Souls”

 

 

 

[Mixape] Second City Citizens: Super Trap (Prod. Tony Baines)

The Second City Citizens have linked up with legendary Chicago producer Tony Baines for Super Trap. The 8-track project is just the tip of the iceberg for the crew this year, with multiple other ventures, both solo and group centered, coming down the pipe later in the year. Stream the album below and check out SCC member Rich Jones’ recently released Politely One Hundred EP with Dave Coresh.

Julian Malone: “1992″

And just like that we get the first official offering “1992″, from Julian Malone’s 3-track “Eighty” series, in which he’ll be releasing 2-more songs on each Monday for the next two weeks, as bonuses to the already classic LP Enemy, which dropped in February. Hit the jump for the download & stream. Much more coming soon from Malone.

Julian Malone: “1992″