As a warm-up for his new release “Savage Journey to the American Dream”, Stalley offers a series of songs called “Songs by Me, Stalley”. The second in this series is “Blue Sky”, a freestyle over No I.D. production. Savage Journey to the American Dream is coming soon! Follow @Stalley and @Bluecollargang. Visit www.stalley330.com for more. #SongsbymeStalley
Download: Naledge – Players Freestyle
Naledge freestyles over Slum Village’s classic “Players”, produced by J Dilla.
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New freestyle from Common, on Cosmic Kev’s Come Up Show, spitting over Jay-Z’s “Streets Is Watching” and French’s “Shot Caller”.
Download: Bishop Lamont “Five Fingers Of Death”
Bishop Lamont joins Sway & Devi Dev’s Morning Drive (Shade 45), and he unleashes a freestyle over DJ Wonder’s “Five Fingers of Death”.
New freestyle from Pugs Atomz “Our Dillema” produced by Young Fury.
“Our Dillema”is a freestyle I recorded in London over my homey Young Fury’s production.I recorded it in one take,then added another layer to the Hook [Homage to Slum Village]
New Dunson (formerly Kenton Dunson) freestyle over Drake’s “Lord Knows”, off his upcoming project coming in the near future.
Pun intended. The J-Lives continue to advocate for their present album, “S.P.T.A.” with blasts from the past. The Triple Threat trio is back for the new year, spitting over the classic four verse track, from The Roots’ “Illadelph Halflife”, in its entirety. As there are only three J-Lives, they enlisted the help of MarQ Spekt to set it off. The Clones freestyle, along with the previously released covers of “Dwyck” and “A Day In The Life”, will be featured on the highly anticipated Mixtape “The Live Supremacy”.
Here’s a previously unreleased freestyle from Tab-One (Kooley High) & Halo, “Spitfire Freestyle”.
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Download: Apollo The Great “Ghetto Dreams” Freestyle
Apollo spits a new freestyle verse over Common’s “Ghetto Dreams” produced by No I.D. Apollo 21 Deluxe Edition will be available early 2012.
Download: ¡MAYDAY! x The Black Keys – Sinister Kids Freestyle
Inspired by the recent release of the new Black Keys album “El Camino”, we hijacked one of our favorite joints from their last album, with additional beard-a-fied guitar solo from Plex Luthor to close it out.
