B3-go to remix artist Kodak to Graph spins B3-fave artist Wale for an intense multi-dimensional moody-trancey drippy-languid technicolor-synth-led big-dub sound on new mix for “The Girls On Drugs”. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Kodak to Graph 
(Facebook)
B3-go to remix artist Kodak to Graph spins B3-fave artist Wale for an intense multi-dimensional moody-trancey drippy-languid technicolor-synth-led big-dub sound on new mix for “The Girls On Drugs”. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Kodak to Graph (Facebook)
The luxe rap new one from freshly minted hip hop radio staple Young Veggies “All That Gold” is a too good to toss outtake from the L.A. rapper’s forthcoming Live and Grow LP ….and it features B3 Records alum Elohim on the hook! Spin “All That Gold” below and look for Live and Grow on September 25th.
Casey Veggies 
(Facebook)
Skizzy Mars is the man out of New York. He puts his own pop-accessible hip-hop style on new remix of LÉON’s “Tired of Talking.” Skizzy’s smooth rapping skills pair perfectly with LÉON’s high-pitched melody. Check out his latest EP “Red Balloon Project” on iTunes or Soundcloud. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Skizzy Mars 
(Soundcloud)
Kyle announced last night on Twitter his sophomore album Smyle is due out October 2nd. His single “Really? Yeah!” is a catchy fast tempo song that both showcases the California rapper’s abilities both as an emcee and as a vocalist. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
KYLE (Soundcloud)
Jay Rock’s new album 90059 is due out December 4th. Unsuprisingly however, a couple of the songs on the album have already been released online. “Easy Bake” is the only song off the project that features fellow Black Hippy artist Kendrick Lamar. The last verse features a cool back and forth between Kendrick and Jay that brings a new unexpected closing twist to the song. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Jay Rock (Twitter)
We’re totally feeling the slow-cadence vocals and trippy-kid vibe of Atlanta-based hip-hop artist Mondaii on his track “Waffle House Dreams” which we are drawn to for Mondaii’s fresh spin on a Kendrick Lamar-school sense-of-vocal-style. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Mondaii 
(Soundcloud)
Philly duo Moosh and Twist just dropped new single “Way Too Long” and its dope. The track comes off like two songs in one with a switch up in the production towards the middle; the beat itself is otherworldly mashing up varying sounds that come together in a truly unique way. The next level is in reach for this hip-hop duo; just wait. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein
Moosh & Twist 
(Soundcloud)
Vic Mensa has been gifting us with new music every Friday for the past few weeks and latest installment “All That Shines” is another A+. “All That Shines” is in that joint rap-sung style in which that Vic always excels. Come back next week and hopefully more great music will follow. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Vic Mensa 
(Twitter)
Nobody really knows a lot about the hip-hop group out of Chicago, Goodbye Tomorrow. They first came on the scene earlier this year with “Jay Z” and followed up with their album A Journey Through The Mind Of A Non Believer which came out about a week ago. There is not one singular stand out track because the whole project is quality; but don’t take my word for it, listen for yourself. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein
Goodbye Tomorrow (Twitter)
Reis is an up and coming artist from Indianapolis, Indiana. A friend of mine showed me his Soundcloud page and I have quickly become a fan. His new project is debut EP “Here Goes Nothing” featuring four strong track including my favorite (and featured here), “Grown.” The track is over a catchy G-Eazy beat that Reis, in his rhymes does justice towards. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Reis 
(Facebook)
Casey Veggies just surprised us with a new song from his forthcoming album Live & Grow. Producer Sap tees up an interesting beat for Veggies that alone deserves repeated listens. Look out for Veggies Live & Grow album when it drops on September 25th. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Casey Veggies (Facebook)
Lil’ Dicky just dropped his debut album Professional Rapper and it’s incredible. Dicky has amazingly in two years grown from Youtube rapper with one mixtape to sold-out touring across the entire U.S. Just check out the features on Lil’ Dicky’s album(incl. Fetty Wap, T-Pain, and the Snoop-assisted title track showcased here on B3) and you will know immediately he is legit. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
Lil’ Dicky : (Youtube)
