This freshly liberated track produced by Soul Council producer Ka$h will appear on the deluxe edition of Rapsody’s debut album The Idea of Beautiful. Also, make sure to check out my exclusive interview with Rap Diddy.
So here at 2words The Top I respect the journey that it takes to get to becoming a household name. Wally Left just might be on that journey now. This young emcee out of North Carolina has plenty lyrics already as a high school senior, and has a bright future. This project, all over production by The Cool Kids member Chuck Inglish, is a good showcase of Wally’s talent. You could expect bigger things as he continues to develop and grow that whole package, but at least you heard it early here.
Lyriciss drops off this brand new EP in the The Balance EP series, making this number three of four. Heart features the standout single “My Life,” gained rave reviews here at 2words The Top. ALSO be sure to check our exclusive interview with Lyriciss.
This smooth head nodder is the latest from Seattle trio The Physics off of their upcoming Tomorrow People project, coming August 25. This one is produced by Jake One, who, for reference, recently produced the “3 Kings” record with Rick Ross, Jay Z and Dr. Dre. But we hope you knew of Jake One before then, or at very least get acquainted with him and The Physics right now. ALERT: You’re probably gonna want to hit repeat when it’s done.
Kooley High producer Sinopsis takes it upon himself to remix the Detroit group’s hit, and adds a little bit of a new feel that’s also as dope as the orginal.
Often we see many rappers jump to rap on the instrumental to the latest hit, or we even see amateur producers jump to recreate the instrumentals for people to put their own lyrics to. But here, hip hop saxophonist Terrace Martin, who you may have heard of on tracks with TDE (i.e. “Ab-Soul Outro”), gives G.O.O.D. Music’s mega hit a jazz remix. Not something you see often. Check out how it worked for Mr. Martin below.
The artist formally known as Kenton Dunson did a remix of a John Legend cover awhile back and he’s since dropped the first name and he’s got John Legend with a feature on his new project. That’s enough right there to applaud and support this man.
The emcee/producer drops off this new mixtape that features Rocki Evans, 360 and Mickey Factz in addition to John Legend, who also underwent a name change awhile back (formally John Stevens). Below put in a $free.99 investment in Dunson’s latest project.
