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I have been a fan of Goodie Mob since I was a kid and I bought their first album on one of them penny CD clubs. I used to play the hell out of that CD. Goodie Mob reconnects and resurrects with a video which is like a revolutionary pirate radio takeover. Check it out and holla!
So here is the Mick Boogie mixtape. It’s a few months old I believe and zipped it up in one file so you can download the whole tape in one go. There’s some hits and some misses so give it a listen and judge for yourself. Peace!
Papoose, Joell, Cassidy all slaughtered Kendrick but that’s my opinion. No hate, but on the real, I feel people are on a bandwagon, when they saying that Kendrick is the nicest. All 3 of those emcees bodied Kendrick. Follow Pap at @papooseonline. Kendrick still that dude with some nice tracks though.
Nothing more real to hip hop than doing everything independently and making use of what you have at the time. Hip Hop is for the world and bred from the ghettos of the Bronx, which really was no different from a third world country when it was invented. Awon & Phoniks are underground indie artists bringing back the soul of hip hop with a ode to the golden era. You can preview and cop the album above.
For the upcoming “Made In The Streets” EP, Fredro Starr of the OG’s Onyx, drops a gem for all yall