Money Stacks Media and Money Stacks announce the release of his new video “Harlem Shit” taken from his latest album ‘Hu$tla 2.’ Crowds fill the streets of Harlem as he spits gritty bars that solidify his earned respect. A solid hook echoes and leaves a lasting impression, “I’m on that Harlem sh*t f*ck what n*ggas thought I’m on that Harlem sh*t that’s how ya feel yeah I’m on that Harlem sh*t, big money in the trunk on that Harlem sh*t.”
Watch the official video for “Harlem Shit” and connect below.
Infamous Ty, an esteemed indie Hip Hop artist representing BK, announces the release of his new EP ‘The WarmUp Pt.3.’ Out now on all platforms, the EP features Reloaded Rose, Jayo The Beatslayer, Lanii Lyrik, and Fedarro. Ty shows off his captivating ability to draw listeners in with his emotive lyrical performances and raw deliverance. The finale of the EP “Picasso Mode Freestyle” is sure to have listeners violating the repeat button. Whether you’re a classic or new-age Hip Hop head, the EP serves as a refreshing dose of earmilk. Stream ‘The WarmUp Pt.3’ and connect with Infamous Ty below.
Hip Hop vet Jus-P drops a new video taken from his critically acclaimed ‘Black Canvas’ album. The video “Foul Language” is produced by Skinny Bonez Da Godfather. Minutes of Polo gear and daunting bars are what audiences will entail. Jus-P declares that his hook and jab strike dangerously whether he’s on the mic or on the street. His message is more than clear for the weak who try to walk his path. NY bass and drums heightened by a distinct, yet sonic backdrop amps the theme and tone while the hook resonates.
Staten Island legend/fan favorite Pop Da Brown Hornet shows off his “MIC Champ” skills in the new single/video. Immediately he drops reps of intense bars, there’s no need for him to tape up, stretch, or gear up. “I been putting words together since Rapper’s Delight.” It’s evident Pop Da Brown Hornet is a rhyme spitter whose mold can’t be cut. The hook is sure to hype up Hip Hop heads and resonate long after the track ends. “Brown Bomba blast through your armor mic champ knock out your whole camp, competition is nonexistence.”
Headlines are still buzzing after Rhymrcka’s triple threat of “Autobiography,” Look Out Boy,” and “The Matrix” (still shadowbanned). Now he returns with another lyrical execution in “GET IT!” produced by @pesopapi223 under DCM ENT, WhoMag, and Sony Orchard.
The American Cream Team/Wutang Killah Be affiliate hits hard with aggressively driven bars and raw emotion. Gritty production thumps his mean-mugging style for the entire video. Some might coin Rhymrcka as a mercenary but one thing is for sure, he knows how to get it. Whether serving fans like feigns, quaking underground, stomping through NY’s 5 boroughs, or catching flights worldwide, the name and brand are unforgettable.
L. Haggood releases visuals for his latest single “Listen.” The track is produced by legendary, platinum 2x Grammy-nominated Haas G aka Fantom of the Beat. Over a skillfully crafted arrangement of gritty melodies, L. Hagood drops two minutes of unapologetic bars. Mentally unstable, he is who he is and gets down how he gets down not phased by what others say. “Suckers is too much of an easy word I got other nouns, and adjectives, and action verbs…”. L. Haggood’s complexity is intense yet refreshing as he commands audiences to feel his raw emotion. Watch the video for “Listen” and connect below.
Seasoned, NY indie artist Snooze Daily enlists legendary, Billboard, Platinum, Grammy-nominated producer Fantom of the Beat (Fantomusic) for his latest single/video “Oh Lawd” produced by Slizzow.
“Oh Lawd” is currently being spun on FM stations nationally and internationally, as well as being featured on major media sites. It’s been noted for going down in Hip Hop books as a timeless gem supported by NY Hip Hop DJs, legends, and pioneers…
Snooze delivers a gritty, NY mob vibe brewing with cut-throat punchlines that dictate his moves through the concrete jungle. There’s no hiding from this Hip Hop boogeyman or his microphone booth entrance.
Slizzow provides an impeccable arrangement of funk and soul blended with hard cadences that escalate Snooze’s lyrical venom. Watch the video above.
Connect with Snooze Daily @snoozedaily on Instagram or by email at snoozedaily@gmail.com
What do you get when you bring bloodthirsty MC’s together from Florida’s Evagladez, Killah Crown Heights, and Bucktown together on one track…Gators, Wolves, and Generals.
Thunny Brown (Gator) is back this week with new visuals, cavorting with his Bucktown and Boot Camp soldiers. “Gators, Wolves, & Generals” features Ruste Juxx (Wolf) and Supreme The Eloheem (General) with production by Cuzin Bawb and is taken from Thunny’s new album ‘Heavenly Sword’ out now on all platforms.
You can hear Thunny and his predatory crew stomping on the steps of Brooklyn’s distinguished library…one barbaric step at a time with ferocious clanking from their lyrical medals of honor. Thunny, Ruste, and Supreme are trained for war, “The general ain’t gotta hit em’ we send young wolves to get em.”
Watch the video and connect with the artists below.
Stream/download Thunny Brown’s ‘Heavenly Sword’ album here on Spotify
Brooklyn’s lyrical menace Thunny Brown recruits Stuck B and Illanoyz for his latest visuals “How To Rap.” The single/video, produced by Ten Street, is taken from Thunny’s new album ‘Heavenly Sword’ out now on major platforms.
Thunny is notorious for his gully, no bullsh*t bars with a street-certified deliverance…” How To Rap” is no exception! The video, cinematically action-packed features the trio of emcees as masked mad scientists, snatching rappers off the street. The mission, a hostile attempt to teach them how to rap.
Although these BK scientists mind their own, they see sh*t and come armed to take weak rappers to school, ready or not here they come and there’s nowhere to hide. “Get the f*ck out the way when the Brooklyn boys is spitting.”
The anthem-style hook along with knocking bass is sure to have NY boroughs quaking with alarm! Watch the video above and connect with the crew below.
Controversy At It’s Finest…Rhymrcka Releases Self-Produced “The Matrix” Single & Video
“The Matrix” is a must-see and listen…banned by IG and other platforms for it’s harsh, in your face truths about the current state of America and the world, Rhymrcka holds no punches to deliver gripping images along with cutthroat, honest bars.
Far beyond a gritty, NY street tale, The Matrix embodies the current genocides impacting our people, our brothers and sisters, and our communities. The chilling images of violence, riots, and ignorance spewing from #45 along with Rhymrcka’s aggressively driven bars are sure to raise neck hairs.
The production provides a kaleidoscope of hard bass and drums that heighten the raw emotions swarming in “The Matrix.”
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