The Stop

"I spit that uptown-body-rock-rolley-hop, and will a nigga ever shut me down? prolly not. Cause ever since I was a young lad I crushed emcees, kickin' ass takin' names at the trolley stop."

- Jay Electronica

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Da Jaz



Cheeba and Suede talk about their track, Da Jaz, recorded exclusively for Splash. One of the six specialty tracks created for their EP for the New Music Cartel.

Lupe spittin a few bars



Lupe spits a few bars over the Dre and Snoop's deep cover instrumental.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

New stuff from The Cool Kids?



Woah woah, never heard this outta The Cool Kids before. I'm expecting this to be on the new album.

Monday, October 27, 2008

So if you done with these Bejing games

Haven't heard much from this cat in a while. New stuff from wahlayyyy.

Wale - Warwick Avenue

"Got me thinkin on a higher algebra"

AZ - Doe or Die

1. Intro
2. Uncut Raw
3. Gimme Your's [Featuring] - Nas
4. Ho Happy Jackie
5. Rather Unique
6. I Feel For You
7. Sugar Hill
8. Mo Money, Mo Murder "Homicide" [Featuring] - Nas
9. Doe Or Die
10. We Can't Win
11. Your World Don't Stop
12. Sugar Hill (Remix)


Here's AZ's debut album. Now I know I said that A.W.O.L. was my favorite AZ album...but this one meets the same criteria. The lyricism is amazing, better than that of A.W.O.L. I love the 90's feel it generates. In my opinion this is one of the best hip hop releases of the 1990s along with Illmatic, Reasonable Doubt and a few more. In fact, come to think of it, This album has a mixed feel of Illmatic and Reasonable Doubt. It has a mix of that mind blowing Nas lyricism, and those pimpish laid back Jay-Z instrumentals. But thats just my opinion, all I know is that this is an album for the ages. Get at it if you dont already have it.

Get It!

I'm free!

More unreleased Lupe! I can't emphasize how much he amazes me.

Lupe Fiasco - Free

“When I told people lupEND would be my last album, I also said it would be the greatest album ever. I am doing something completely new and different, that hasn’t really been done before and it’s something people wouldn’t expect. On Halloween we gonna make a special announcement telling you what that kinda special thing is.”

-Lupe Fiasco

Manic Mondays #9: Spittaz

"This song is all about straight spittin and lyrics...It took me back to my old days freestylin off the top and servin cats on sum waiter shit...the last two weeks I dropped laid back songs so I figured it's time for me to go in on niggas...Shout out to everybody that supports my movement, it's much appreciated...Nuff Respect" -K. SPARKS

K. Sparks - Spittaz

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Life in marvelous times download!

Just found a download link that works. Get it while its hot!

Mos Def - Life In Marvelous Times

Your favorit political hip hop duo

They announced it at RTB, and they came through. Here's some new ish from Dead Prez!

Dead Prez - PolitriKKKs

I vote for the new school

Got me thinkin on a higher algebra

Az Nas - Mo Money Mo Murder Mo Homocide -

AZ ft Nas - Mo Money, Mo Murder, Mo Homicide

Life in marvelous times



New stuff from Mos Def. Sounds pretty good to me. No download just yet, just a stream.

A Poem For The Youth Voter



Vote!

Scott Mescudi

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Back at it


Jay Electronica from stay dougie on Vimeo.

Some long awaited new stuff from Jay E. Not really new stuff just a few bars he drops acapella. Too sick for words. And the best lyricist award goes to...

Absent With Out Leave

AZ - A.W.O.L.

01. So Sincere
02. Never Change
03. New York (Feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah)
04. Can't Stop
05. Still Alive
06. AZ's Chillin'
07. City Of Gods
08. Street Life (Feat. Half-A-Mil & Begetz)
09. Bedtime Story
10. The Come Up
11. Envious (Feat. Bounty Killer)
12. A.W.O.L.
13. Live Wire, Magic Hour & The Truth (Bonus Tracks)

I've been listening to AZ a lot lately, and I've had this album for a while. You may know him by way of Nas' Illmatic song "Life's A Bitch". I recently started downloading AZ's discography, and I've concluded that this album is my favorite. A.W.O.L. has that up beat, head bobbing feeling that you get when listening to Nas'. I don't really have much to say about it, but if you have never heard of AZ...please download this, it's for your own good. I'll probably be posting up a few more albums from this cat such as his very first album Doe or Die, which is a cult classic, so look out for that.

Get It!

"Far as poetry I'm Nas, Biggie, Jay, Mos def/Rakim, Kool G Rap, Kane, KRS"

How long will this autotune bull keep going??

I hope all the autotune machines in the world malfunction simultaneously. Take a listen to Kanye's newest addition to the leaks; Robocop. Then listen to Kanye's verse on a song by Sophia Fresh. Now THATS what kanye's new album should sound like.

Kanye West - Robocop

Kanye West - What It Is (snippet)

Friday, October 24, 2008

The bell tolls for thee

Check out this single off Evidence’s The Layover EP, due November 25th. Very nice track.

Evidence (ft. Phonte, Blu, Will.i.am) - For Whom The Bell Tolls

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Caution: Extrememy hot, ears may be scorched.

That's some hot stuff. Mickey Factz and Nero on one sick beat. Enough said.

TreaZon (ft. Mickey Factz and Nero) - Explosion RMX

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Just let your body rock

So those new tracks I was talking about...here they are. No need to thank me. They are amazing, highly anticipated stuff from Crown City, at least on my part. I never doubted them for a second.



Download: Body Rock

Download: Restless

Another day rhyme writing.



While we're on that Crown City tip, here's another little video exemplifying their love for music.

Rockin with Crown City



Let's check out whats new with Crown City. Just discovered some new tracks up over at their myspace, and they're bangin! Check 'em out.

Paper Trail

T.I. - Paper Trail

1. 56 Bars (Intro)
2. I'm Illy (Prod. by Danja)
3. Ready For Whatever (Prod. By DJ Toomp)
4. On Top Of The World (ft. Ludacris & B.o.B)(Prod. by Kanye West)
5. Live Your Life (ft. Rihanna)(Prod. By Just Blaze)
6. Whatever You Like (Prod. by Jim Jonsin)
7. No Matter What (Prod. by Danja)
8. My Life Your Entertainment (ft. Usher)(Prod. by Drumma Boy)
9. Porn Star
10. Swing Ya Rag (ft. Swizz Beatz) (Prod. by Swizz Beatz)
11. What Up, What's Happenin' (Prod. by Drumma Boy)
12. Every Chance I Get
13. Swagga Like Us(ft. Jay-Z, Kanye West & Lil Wayne)(Prod. by Kanye West)
14. Slide Show (ft. John Legend)
15. You Ain't Missin' Nothing
16. Dead And Gone (ft. Justin Timberlake)(Prod. by Timbaland)

I haven't posted a album download in ages, so I thought I might throw this one up there. I know, I know this is very mainstream for my normal taste, but hey I've been a fan of T.I. since I heard Trap Muzik. His previously released album T.I. vs T.I.P., didn't do too well...but this new album brings back the old A-Town T.I. we know and love. Seriously, I didn't think I'd like this album as much as I do. The tracks that stand out the most in my opinion are as follows: 56 Bars, I'm Illy, On Top Of The World, No Matter What, My Life Your Entertainment, You Aint Missin Nothin, and Dead and Gone. Overall, this album deseves a place in your library, everyone needs some "dirty south" hip hop in their collection.

Get It!

"Never have ya seen in ya life time, a divine southern rapper with a swag like mine"

Monday, October 20, 2008

Swagger Like Nero

Some new hotness from the dude Nero from TheWaveClub.

Nero - Swagger Like Nero

Manic Mondays #8: Hip Hop

"This is another record from The Blue Tape...it's essentially a song about Hip Hop music...when this song was recorded I was in the studio with Angelous and Kid Cudi...Moe Productions did the beat and it's dope...myself and Moe have a dope chemistry because we have been working together for years...his beats are real melodic and they always have a certain vibe that captures mood music...I'll check ya'll next week." -K. SPARKS

K. Sparks - Hip Hop

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Mikey does Rock



Mikey Rocks catches an interview at the same event as freestyle below.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

The Cool Kids x Asher Roth


Asher Roth x The Cool Kids Freestyle @ Sk8tique from Sickamore on Vimeo.

The Coolest Kids on the block plus Asher Roth = freestyle phuckary. Check it out.

Friday, October 17, 2008

"Theres a lot of things in this world you gotta accept"

Whenever something from Lupe surfaces, whether new or old, I always make it my first priority. In my opinion Lupe is the best emcee to come out of this generation. Check out this track from back in the day. Lupe = sickness.

Lupe Fiasco - Accept The Troubles


"My shit stay over their heads, like carry on luggage"

2 new XXL freestyles





2 new freestyles from DC native Wale and ATL native B.o.B. Pretty sick if you ask me, I'm really lovin these XXL vids.

Blessed

Here's a new joint that Praverb sent over to me a few days ago. I'm surprised at the amout of e-mails I'm getting all of a sudden, and the comments on the blog. Thanks for your contributions and input! Keep it coming. For now check out this track!

Praverb - Blessed With A Gift

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Guess Who's Back

Whoa, haven't heard from this cat in the longest. Although it's only barely 2 minutes, It's good to hear his voice.

Eminem - Guess Who's Back Freestyle

Props 2DB

What are you doing November 26th?

My boy Winston informed me of this exciting event taking place over at Revolution in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. I'm definitely gonna be there! If you live in Florida you should attend this show. The Cool Kids better not pull another Rock The Bells Miami disappearing act, or more like not even showing up act haha. Check the specs:

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th

Q-TIP

w/ THE COOL KIDS

DOOR: 7:30PM

SHOW: 8:30PM

ADV. TICKETS: $23.00

DAY OF SHOW: $25.00

Buy them online!

Red babynapping

"Blu & MainFrame ’s Johnson&Jonson Album has been widely noticed and talked about around the world as the CD w/ the “Red Baby” on it. Since the birth of the “Red Baby” a.k.a. “Johnny”, the Johnson’s have brought the iconic “Red Baby” everywhere w/ them including trips to the studio, multiple meetings w/ labels, a couple of liquor stores, and their parties to celebrate the release of their critically acclaimed Album.

A couple weeks ago Blu & the Johnson’s performed at 111 Minna, a club in San Francisco, and brought “Johnny” along for additional support. There are several photos from that night that prove that the “Red Baby” truly was in attendance. He was spotted hanging out w/ the homies, a bunch of Filipino girls and 1 white chick dancing to early 90s hip hop. Towards the end of the show MainFrame noticed and screamed on the mic “Yo, Where’s the “Red Baby” Yo” … at 1:43 a.m. the “Red Baby” was announced as a missing person.

Was the “Red Baby” a victim of a kidnapping? Did a another MC or crazed J&J fan snag the baby off stage? Or was this a conspiracy plotted by a group of young Filipino girls to black mail Blu & MainFrame for some shit.

In hoping that the “Red Baby” gets home safe Blu & MainFrame have posted this unreleased MP3 entitled “Baby Don’t Leave Me Now” to help lure any information pertaining to the missing “Red Baby”. If you have any info email 1_800_JOHNSON@gmail.com."


Johnson & Jonson - Baby Don't Leave Me Now

My strips show like regiments, military intellegence"



Nas, Big Pun, Jadakiss, Raekwon, Fat Joe - John Blaze

I love this song, I've had it on repeat all day.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Sparkin' it up with K. Sparks

So after shouting out the blog in his track "Blogology" I decided to hit up the Manic Monday Maniac. K. Sparks was really cool about it, and sat down to answer a few questions I'm sure you readers have been wanting to know. With no further ado, I present to you, K. Sparks.

Let’s start off the interview with a brief introduction. Your name, where you’re from, what you do, etc.

K: For starters let me say thanks to the Trolley Stop for building with me. My name is K. Sparks, I'm from Queens New York, and I'm an artist. I do everything from traditional Hip Hop to Jazz Hip Hop fusion.

When did you first start this Hip Hop thing? Was it always in your blood? Or did it just recently come about?

K: Actually I use to draw a lot when I was younger. I was heavy into comic books and shit like that so I would spend a lot of time drawing. Then the first time I heard Hip Hop was when I heard LL Cool J, after that it was a wrap like Christmas gifts. I was like a Hip Hop savage, I was lookin for any and everything Hip Hop. I was listening to cats like Ras Kass, Chino XL, The Bush Babies, Camp Lo, mostly the time frame where cats were actually dope. Music was always in my blood because my pops was a jazz player, he had his own band so I grew up seeing them playing in the crib. I always felt music was essentially my purpose in life. After a while I started freestyling a lot, and I didn't write down my rhymes because at the time I didn't know how to count bars. I would just go to school jumping in cyphers like "who spits? I'm better than you". And after a while I started to get my rep up. Freestyling developed into me learning how to make songs. From that point I was good money in the bank. I pushed myself to write at least 3 songs a day, and before I knew it I started building a dope catalouge.

What influences your music and your style?

K: Life. As long as you are alive you should have content to discuss. Some days I get up and everything is straight like Indian hair, so I make a song that reflects that emotion. Other days are shitty so I make a song that reflects that emotion. Any true artist should be able to be honest enough with themselves to give the fans that real music. As far as my style, I am a product of the golden era of Hip Hop. That era to me is cats like Ras Kass, Camp Lo, Chino XL, Xzibit, and etc. They all influenced my style. Plus I listen to alotta jazz music so my music is very eclectic. I'll jump on any beat as long as it's dope, Hip Hop, Jazz, Rock, whatever, I'll rip it.

As of now, who are your top 5 favorite music artists, regardless of genre?

K: My top 5 favorite artist are very eclectic, some of them most people probably never heard of before, and a few of them are familiar to most. For starters, 2 Pac is the dopest in my opinion for the simple fact that he is hands down a dope emcee. He had the ability to make any kind of song, dude made we wanna take music to another level. My second artist is Mike Phillips, he is a jazz player that is signed to Hidden Beach Records. Dude is dope, he has the ability to make songs that has me scratchin my head. Also, cats can't put him into a box due to the fact that he is so eclectic. My third artist is Tonex. He is an artist that is dope period. This cat can make any kind of record, and it's still fresh, creative, and innovative. My fourth artist is Jill Scott. I remember when I heard her first album, I was like "yo, this chick is the truth". Shorty is just a dope artist period. Lastly, my fifth artist is Big Pun. I mean, do I even have to explain that choice? Pun had a flow and style that was his own. Alotta cats try, but no one will ever be able to duplicate what he has done.

I’ve noticed that you and many other artists have been getting most of your music out by way of internet. How do you feel about the internet as a tool for reaching out to listeners and how it has affected the music business?

K: The internet is the best way for artist to get a name. Essentially if you have talent, and a computer you can utilize the internet to generate a solid buzz. The internet is a blessing to artist that are on the come up because it allows artist to be heard. For a while the industry was fucked up because there were not many outlets artist could be heard. Let's face it, this industry is grimey and filled with payola and ass holes. If you ain't payin then they ain't playin. A lot of these known Hip Hop websites only fuck wit artist if they pay them, a lot of DJ's only fuck with artist if they pay them, show promoers only let you perform if you pay them, but the internet levels the playing field. Between the blog sites along with other outlets artist now have been blessed with the opportunity to get proper shine. The internet is beautiful.

Honestly the first time I heard you was on the track you did with Kid Cudi, “Take ‘Em High”. That’s what got me hooked. As two up and coming artists how was it to work together?

K: Cudi's my dude. I was working on my album project and told him I wanted him to hop on a song. I sent him the beat and he laced it. I told him to come to my studio in Queens to track it and we did the damn thing. We are both very creative cats that strive for perfection. I wanted to make a record that has a real soulful Hip Hop sound, and it came out exactly how I wanted. I think in order for artist to make a dope collab it's best if the artist can work in the studio together, which we did. A lot of times due to time constraints I have to just send artist the beat, they track their verse and send it back, which is still cool, but magic tends to happen when artist can actually vibe in the studio together. That entire experience was dope, there will be more to come.

Let’s take a little break from serious conversation; straight up, Autobots or Decepticons?

K: Both. I like the fact that the Autobots stood for a good cause, but they was kinda soft n shit. Like in the movie when Bumblebee was gettin fucked up by the humans and being taken into custody. Optimus was like "yo, let's fall back cuz we can't risk harming the humans". I was like what the hell is this bitch ass nigga talkin bout, this nigga soft (laughs). The Decepts was bad, but them niggas was on some g shit. They ain't give a fuck, so I feel them in that aspect.

Everyone seems to be asking this question, so I might as well also. What are the top 5 girls you would smash?

K: Model Reicha, Sanaa Lathan, Gabrielle Union, Alicia Keys, and that chick that was in the Get Rich or Die Tryin Movie (I can't remember shorties name).

If you could genetically enhance yourself right now to have as many as 3 super powers what would they be?

K: It's funny you asked that cuz I was talkin to Big Drew about this same shit in the studio a few weeks ago. Number one above all I want some super color coded x-ray vision to see which woman got any kinda disease. Like I'll be walkin down the street seein colors n shit. If a chick is red that means she got the monster. If she green that means she got the clap, if she muddy brown that means there is an odor problem, and etc. Number 2 I would have to walk on water cuz I can't swim for shit. And Number 3 I need to be able to fly. You know how much money I would save goin from state to state doin shows?

Back to the important questions; what do you wish to accomplish with the new Manic Mondays platform?

K: Manic Mondays is a promotional tool to flood the market with solid music. I saw Crooked I and Mickey Factz both utilized weekly platforms to get their music heard. I spoke it over with my team and we all decided as a collective that this was something that I should do. I have so many dope producers at my disposal that it is an easy task to complete weekly. I'm very pleased with the response that Manic Mondays has gotten so far. The Blog Sites, Hip Hop Sites, and my fans have been really supportive. It's amazing because I'm only on Week 7 of this series, and the response already has been great. Along with the weekly songs I will also be doing a lot of mixtapes/albums. So far

Do you have any official albums or EPs in the works for the fans?

K: Mos def, now is a very exciting time for myself and my company because we have a lot of stuff going on. For starters, myself and Pajozo are working on our next album which will be released next year. Once it's complete we will shop it around to see which distributor we want to utilize. Also, I am working on my own album project which will be released next year as well. The majors have been hitting me up, but I'm still waiting for that right situation. Once it comes I'll make that step. Also, my artist Dave Barz is working on his album project as well. Kurser will be doing all of the production for that project, and I'm confident his project is gonna be solid. I don't have any set dates for when the projects will be released, but once I do I'll certainly let you know.

What does Hip Hop mean to you? Just give us your personal definition.

K: My personal definition of Hip Hop is very complicated, but I will attempt to summarize it by simply calling it a way of life. Hip Hop means everything to me, it means life, it means fun, it means the good, it means the bad, everything.

On behalf of Trolley Stop Entertainment and the fans, I would like to thank you for taking the time out to answer these questions. It means a lot to us, and we hope to hear more from you in the future. Anything else you want to add before you go?

K: Thanks for havin me, and I just wanna say to everyone out there that has dreams/goals, persistence wears down resistance. Don't ever stop reaching for the top, and never let anyone tell you what you can't do. Shout out my Double Up Entertainment family, Reicha Frazier, Tiff Wells, Big Drew, Dave Barz, Moe, Tina Quallo, D Roof, DJ Ophax, DJ King Flow, DJ Killa P, Mixtape Assassin, Pajozo, Kurser, Maine, Cartel, DJ Z and everyone that rides wit us. Thanks.

Be sure to check here every monday for K. Sparks' Manic Mondays, and check him out on his myspace too. Big ups to Double Up Entertainment! Keep putting out good music K!

Remind me in 3 days...

Remind Me In 3 Days... coming in 2 weeks!

The KnuX - Fire

Soul Hop video



U-N-I - Soul Hop

Monday, October 13, 2008

Can It Be?



Official video for Murs' single off his new album Murs 4 President.

Ask about me.

Waddup Headbangers! Check out this track collabo between Chip Tha Ripper and KiD KuDi.

Chip Tha Ripper (ft. Kid Cudi) - Ask About Me

Manic Mondays #7: Nostagic

"This record is real laid back on some jazz/Hip Hop fusion tip...It covers various topics from police brutality to me dealin with my own personal inner demons...Moe Productions did the beat, and it's real captivating...Nostalgic will be a song that is put on The Blue Tape...I plan on droppin that project along with The Red Tape within the same time frame...The Blue Tape will consist of various laid back jazz/Hip Hop fusion songs produced mainly by Moe Productions...I'll make sure ya'll get that as well when it drops." -K. SPARKS

K. Sparks - Nostalgic

For all those that love their Little Brother

Little Brother - Passion Flower

Change


Obama and Joy - Change from John Mc Kinsey on Vimeo.

featuring Lupe Fiascooo.

Sunday, October 12, 2008

I am vengance, I am the night, I am Batman!



I want this. What better way to scare off pick pockets, thugs, and thieves?? Just flip the hood up and zip the jacket all the way, and you're ready for some crime fighting action. How amazing is that! haha

Your girls favorite color



Damn. What can I say about that? Blu is sick.

"When I say northwest, you say rock fresh"



Lets check out whats going on with the scholars of the northwest, who are subsequently one of my favorites in the industry right now. Big ups to The Blue Scholars, and to Seattle!

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Im incredible, understand me



Sick incredible freestlye, by this cat D. Julien from NY. My boy Shogun has been promoting him for a while now, and I've enever really paid attention, until he sent me this track via email. check it out.

D, Julien - Understand Me

Friday, October 10, 2008

International Rap Cypher





A classic live performance teaming up freestyle champions from NYC (End of the Weak), England (Stig), France (Warlock) and Germany (Iago). I wish I could understand the German and the French emcees haha. Sick stuff!

The Economy



Jay Smooth has done it once again, I can relate exactly to what hes saying.

Hip Hopin beasts


So the brother Dustin the Inkmaniac has been cooking up something extra special. Hes working on a six page comic that is set to appear in an upcoming issue of Dolor (Dolor is a small 4 x 6 mini black and white comic, put out by Rotopolpress, and is just a chance for a few artists to get together and do what they love; comics!). The story is based mostly on two beast-like Hip Hop junkies, which is pretty badass if I do say so myself. Check out the painstaking process he's going through to create this master piece. Can't wait for this to come out, I'll definitely be keeping you guys posted on this one!

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Blogology

No, it's not monday, K. Sparks just shot out an e-mail with a track that shouts out all the blogs that have showed him support, including your very own Trolley Stop and affiliate The Morning Tilts. Check it out!

"I appreciate all the support the blog sites continue to show me so I wanted to create a concept joint around the blogs while shoutin em out, my boy DJ Ophax did the beat...most cats beg the blogs to post they shit but never do anything in return for the blogs...so I figured I'd rep for ya'll...I tried to mention everyone that supports my movement, but if I missed you hit up my team and I'll catch you on the next one"-K. Sparks

K. Sparks - Blogology

Escape Earth

Diverse is a pretty unknown artist, I posted his debut album, One A.M., way back. Here's a new single that he just recently put out. It comes with the instrumental too. Trust me, you'll like it, if not love it.

Diverse - Escape Earth

1 giant step for mankind.

Golf Course Astronaut


hahahahahaha

Rappin Blak

I don't really feel like writing...so, here ya go.

Kid Sublime ft. Camp Lo - Rappin Blak

Word up to Rhymehouse

Illa J freestyle



Not too bad..

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik

Outkast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik

1. Peaches (Intro)
2. Myintrotoletuknow
3. Ain't No Thang
4. Welcome To Atlanta (Interlude)
5. Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
6. Call Of Da Wild (Feat. Goodie Mob)
7. Player's Ball (Original)
8. Claimin' True
9. Club Donkey Ass (Interlude)
10. Funky Ride
11. Flim Flam (Interlude)
12. Git Up, Git Out (Feat. Goodie Mob)
13. True Dat (Interlude)
14. Crumblin' Erb
15. Hootie Hoo
16. D.E.E.P.
17. Player's Ball (Reprise)

Outkast has played a huge role in hip hop even to this day. This album, their debut album, is credited with setting the foundation for southern hip hop. It's a classic. Big Boi and Andre 3 stacks definitely shine on every track on this album, and flow together perfectly. I don't even know what else to say about them...If you don't have this (even though you should) get it.

Get It!

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

An Amorous Casualty

New stuff from the dude Nero.

Nero - Amorous Casualty

It's a beautiful day

Props to 2DB for the artwork. Here's a bangin remix of U-N-I's Beautiful Day. Features the likes of Big Pooh (of Little Brother), Evidence (of Dilated Peoples), Mickey Factz, Aloe Blacc, etc. Y-O and Thurzday went all out on this remix. Check it out!

U-N-I - Beautiful Day (rmx) f. Evidence, Big Pooh, Aloe Blacc, Fashawn, Mickey Factz, Theo & Kes Kaos

Monday, October 6, 2008

XXL Presents The Seminar pt. 1: Kid Cudi



Sick sick Kid Cudi freestyle. You cant really understand him too well...but im sure you can manage to catch some rhymes. Can't wait for a real Kid Cudi album!

NEXT!



Add-2 - The Dating Game (Next)

haha Add-2 spits some fire about the dating game.

Universal Mind Control



Common ft. Pharrell - Universal Mind Control

Hmmmm some new Common Sense...what do you guys think?

Lookin Fly!



Murs - Lookin' Fly

haha Murs is rediculously badass! Cop Murs For President!

10,000!

Finally! After 5 months and 493 (not including this one) The Trolley Stop got to 10,000+ individual hits, 10,059 to be exact, not to mention 20,527 page views. Thanks to you regulars, and the newcomers. Keep it up!

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Manic Mondays #6: Rewind

"I wanna say thanks to all of the Hip Hop websites, and blog sites that continue to show support for my music...This is a song that I recorded for a project I'm working on called The Red Tape...All of the songs on the album will be produced by Kurser...I got my family Angelous on the track and he did the damn thing...this song is essentially us just straight spittin, no auto tune, straight lyrics...Additional to the Red Tape I will also be releasing a mixtape with Angelous shortly entitled Two Worlds, once it drops I'll make sure ya'll get that as well." -K. SPARKS

K. Sparks (ft. Angelous) - Rewind

Be a role model

Kimbo Slice 14 second loss



The great Kimbo Slice falls to a pink haired kid. Damn, that sucks.

Drake - Swagger Like Us Freestyle

Drake spits over the SLU instrumental.

"Smif n' Wessun flow, you should tell them niggas Duck Down"

Drake - Swagger Like Us Freestyle

Twilight Zone



New track from Lupe! LupEND on its way...

Saturday, October 4, 2008

A fatal fall from grace.




Here's a little mixtape from Nero of The Wave Club. Stuff is pretty good. Loving the lyrics! Check the track listing and preview them above. You might know a few of the beats, but its the lyrics that really stand out. Don't sleep on this cat.

Get It!

Drangonball


I was a big fan of this cartoon when I was younger, used to watch it everyday after school, on Toonami. I'm glad it's just a fake trailer.

Friday, October 3, 2008

The Incomparable Shakespeare

The Incomparable Shakespeare. 'Nuff said.

The Incomparable Shakespeare - New York Swagger

Underdogs unite!



The Mighty Underdogs - Want You Back

The Mighty Underdogs. I heard of them because they're associated with one of my all time favorites Crown City Rockers!! Crown City's Headnodic is part of this group.

Soul Amazin', Steel Blazin'



One of the sickest verses ever!

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Obama! Obama!

Obama on the cover of VIBE magazine. That will be all. Thank you for your time.

We Need Change. Obama '08. Vote!

Madlib + Grip Grand = Griplib

Don't you just love artist mashups, the name's pretty damn creative haha. Never heard of Grip Grand, but who doesn't love some new Madlib? Check it out, Grip Grand isn't too bad.

Griplib - Charmed I'm Sure

Via EHH

Return to the Jurassic period



Honestly, who doesn't like J5?

The first video preview from J5: 11th Anniversary Deluxe Re-issue in stores November 11th. The 3 disc release features Jurassic 5’s first breakthrough album J5 in its entirety, 15 never before released tracks and a feature length documentary directed by Jason Goldwatch.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

The Find: Issue One

First things first, here's another free issue of The Find Magazine which features the writing styles of yours truly. This time I did a review of One Day as a Lion, which comes out on page 10, so look out for that! Thanks to Heaps and the team for putting this mag together!

Download- The Find Magazine: Issue One

Night Session + Thinking of you


patr00 "Night Session vol.2" from Sixteen Pads Films on Vimeo.


Caucasian/patr00 " Thinking of you" from Sixteen Pads Films on Vimeo.

Pretty deep videos from half of the Jonesz, the producer Patr00

Guess What?!


the Jonesz "Guess What" from Sixteen Pads Films on Vimeo.

Check the video for Guess What by The Jonesz off their new album Season One!

T-Pain Vs. Vocoder

See more T-Pain videos at Funny or Die


hahaha, I hate that Vocoder...and T-Pain!