Respect The Flood!!!!
Visuals from MattyRaz
Respect The Flood!!!!
Visuals from MattyRaz
Meyhem Lauren released his debut project last week titled ‘Self Induced Illness‘. The project is a double album of beats and rhymes dedicated to NYC’s golden era of Hip-Hop. Instead of being on some when-they-reminisce type vibe it remains true to the spirit of the early 1990s music which was to stay low, bag hos and stack figures. With the occasional night out with the fellas to get drunk and beat the shit out of someone caught slippin’.
Fuck what you heard, that is the essence of NYC rap. You take each day for what is given and you realize that somewhere nearby someone isn’t as fortunate as you are. That is the perspective Meyhem employs throughout this project. You can clearly hear it in some of the classic anthems he has crafted like his paean to all graff writers ‘Got The Fever’.
I’m happy that Meyhem Lauren made this project so comprehensive. 41 tracks is a lot of music and I wouldn’t suggest that you listen to this album straight thru unless you are making a run from New York to Richmond with one of those things. But with this project you have a complete Meyhem Lauren portfolio. You get the panoramic view of his flows and his rhyme skillset. Meyhem Lauren is a fresh man, fux that XXL corporate bullshit.
The Outdoorsmen crew has ample features and that means Action Bronson and Meyhem do their Lethal Weapon duo shit hardbody. I love some of these J-Love tracks which are so reflective of 90s era rap. Thorotracks, Juelz Polar and Nickle Plated also supply some sonic bangers to this project. If you want to hear some rap music from the radio then don’t click any of the links I’ve supplied below. This rap right here is too real for your radio. Meyhem Lauren is too ill for that bullshit.
Meyhem Lauren – ‘Still Golden’
Meyhem Lauren – ‘What Kind Of Life’
Meyhem Lauren – ‘Queens’
Meyhem Lauren fest. Animal – ‘Amigo AKA We Stole Fire’
Meyhem Lauren – ‘Another Hustle’
Meyhem Lauren – ‘Cash Is King’
Meyhem Lauren feat. Gab Gacha, Action Bronson and Animal – ‘Day After Day’
If you downloaded any of these preview tracks, please logon to iTunes and support Meyhem Lauren’s ‘Self-Induced Illness‘.
Raekwon featuring Ghostface Killah – ‘Rainy Dayz’
Make sure you are rockin’ the right New Balance on a rainy day.
The grey 574 is an all-time supreme classic holy grail status sneaker so how couldn’t the 3/4 version be just as official?
If you thought TH3 was in Florida playing golf like he was on holiday you got it twisted.
Hardbody Hip-Hop from Dade County ain’t never stop flowing and growing. This joint is from up and coming FL artist City Boi called ‘Welcome’ featuring Thirstin’ Howl the 3rd.
J.Period produced this hard times street anthem anthem featuring Black Thought, Rakim, John Legend and the Boys Choir of Harlem, I think.
Nobody is smiling in the ghetto.
Black Thought, Rakim, John Legend and J.Period – ‘In The Ghetto’
via NahR