The Dunnas are back! Oak Lonetree and Dese together again this time with a nasty joint produced by Chef Bogey. I really love this joint Dese had me dying these guys work so well together it’s a beautiful thing. Show em some love!
My brother M-Dot just hit me off with this banging new joint featuring him, Conway and Nutso over some slick Whatson beat. M-Dot hungrier than a caged bear on this one and I’m for it. More info down below.
German producer Whatson recruits long time collaborator and Boston legend M-Dot, Queens street capo Nutso and one of the biggest artists in the game right now, La Maquina himself, Conway the Machine (Shady Records/Griselda). On “Neck Tie” the three emcees trade barbaric lyricism over gritty production suited for the post-mortem mutilation the song title refers to. Also look out for M-Dot’s upcoming vinyl release “Dining in Dystopia” coming this Fall.
The Doppelgangaz with a new joint called Dust Mites this one is bonkers, Doppelgangaz are crazy good and consistent as hell.
This is a jam basically a grip of Boston MC’s get together to destroy a beat by DNA MUSIC. Some of out homies are featured such as Chilla Jones, Dre Robinson, Singapore Kane, M-Dot, Oak Lonetree, Big Dese, Chairman Chow and DL to name a few. Peep it it goes hard
Big Dese with a huge banger with this joint called “Acclimated” also a dope ass beat by Chairman Chow. I see you Oak! Give this joint some support. Here’s Big Dese and Chairman Chow album below called “Sensuous Sicilian” the album knocks!
Hiphopheads Podcast alumni The Supervisor is back this time a Collab with our friend Chairman Chow providing the beats. This is a concept album about the Methadone Mile in Boston and is just crazy. If you purchase the album every dollar gets donated to the Pine Street Inn (Boston Homeless Shelter) and to Boston’s homeless. It’s a short joint but really delivers in every way, super raw stuff here. Feel free to stream below and throw them some loot it’s for a good cause.
The Methadone Myles EP was created in order to tell stories that are rarely heard from a place that the city of Boston has tried for years to forget. In order to bring much needed attention and funding to organizations that are helping people survive and escape from Methadone Mile, all proceeds from this project are being donated directly to the Pine Street Inn and Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program. A limited number of CDs are available by submitting proof of donation to either of those organizations along with a shipping address and emailing that information to contact@methadonemyles.com. http://methadonemyles.com/