By Emmanuel
P2 Out Now
Dave East first offering of 2018 dropped last night in the form of the long awaited “Paranoia 2”. The album is a mix of classic east coast spitting as with a splash of contemporary vibes. One of my favorite tracks off of the first listen has got to be the Lloyd Banks assisted “Violent”. This one is a grimy bar heavy cut for the trenches listen below.
By Emmanuel
Spend them racks and get it back
Shy Glizzy just dropped his Quiet Storm album and while I am not too big a fan of the DMV spitter outside of a few select singles “Get It Again” ft Harlem’s own Dave East is a certified banger. Listen below.
By Emmanuel
The return of Joey Fatts
Joey Fatts just beat a serious case where he was facing 10 years. The status of his once seemingly thriving Cutthroat Records is suspect with the departure of D Savage. But the quality of his music is still there as “U-Haul” is fire. Listen below.
By Emmanuel
Dave East and Jeezy connect for a banger
Dave East has shown us considerable growth and versatility since his initial project Hate Me Now. On Paranoia he shows some masterful trap rap skills on the standout title track featuring ATL trap originator Young Jeezy. Listen below.
By Emmanuel
Bustin Maneuvers
Dave East dropped this Friday right along with Ferg, Lil B, Mozzy and Kodak. A standout from the listing for me is the Harry Fraud produced “Maneuver”. Fraud went crazy on this one. Listen below.
by mannyogtbricks
Harlem’s Finest
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East just posted a snippet on the gram of him working on his next project I assume to be called Paranoia as he has been using the hashtag on all of his post for a while now. The snippet is 35 seconds of crack as East spits over 808’s and a scary violin sample. Watch below.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BRi5dCShMOd/?taken-by=daveeast&hl=en
Barfest Incoming!
In this new era of the “lil” rappers one has to appreciate more those who stick closer to the traditional form of rapping set by the forefathers of the art form. Most rapper today don’t have bars and thats ok, but Don Q, Dave East and G Herbo definitely do and they showcase their lyrical skills on a mean mafia like instrumental. No hook needed. Listen below.
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