Coming from Company Flow’s DJ / producer, Mr. Len brings the first single from his forthcoming production album, Pity The Fool. While the production on “This Morning” might put the average listener to sleep, a closer listen reveals a brilliantly crafted masterpiece. Low-end bass, plus an array of hidden samples (including Bobby Digital’s mating call), [cont.]

While I like Prozack and Marc Stretch – two nice, sincere guys – they’re not exactly lyrical geniuses and you know what? Cool with me. This Bay Area pair keep knocking out entertaining hip-hop that knows how to have fun without taking themselves too seriously (PUTS’ problem) or being a tad too silly (Ugly Ducking’s [cont.]

Almost like “Off The Books”, “Watch Out Now” is Beatnuts in classic form.. The flute constantly piping throughout the song, along with the sister’s warning to “watch out now” simply makes this one a must have… Hopefully, the album will stay on this vibe… “Turn It Out” is like some Latin Stone Crazy material with Greg [cont.]

Now that the excellent Lootpack album has finally hit store shelves, prepare yourselves for Quasimoto. Don’t tell nobody, but what Quasi actually is, is a different persona of the Lootpack’s Madlib, so essentially, this is the first taste of another Lootpack project. “Microphone Mathmatics” has the helium induced emcee, over some SP-liced jazz samples, cutting up [cont.]

Second single from Rah Digga’s forthcoming Dirty Harriet full length. “Imperial Remix” features Digga and Busta trading verses rasta influenced production, and a repetitive keyboard loop, ala Swizz Beatz. B-side gives “Do The Ladies Run This” gives more wanna-be Swizz production with the classic chant that the title hints at. Rah, Eve and Sonya Blade each [cont.]