After premiering on 25 radio stations across the U.S., G.O.O.D. Music’s single “Mercy” reaches the digital sphere. The flamboyant cut finds Kanye West recruiting Big Sean, Pusha T and Def Jam signee 2 Chainz to lend verses over the bass-heavy production by Lifted – G.O.O.D. Music’s newest member. Listen below and download your digital copy on iTunes.
I saw Foster The People perform live in VEGAS and I became an instant fan. These guys are awesome!
Stargazers
I love sharing new music with guys and especially love sharing my music discoveries. I am not sure if you guys have heard of January Elh before but I came across this song I think it’s dope!
Please share your thoughts!
About January Elh: January Elh is an Alternative Pop singer & songwriter, born in St. Louis, MO, USA. His sound is somewhat eclectic, lightly peppered with very particular influences. His singing voice is youthful & brave, yet of an unpolished, high-baritone flavor.
Elh dabbled with Rap as a preteen, & committed to music creation as a Rap artist in late 2007, being inspired largely by Lil’ Wayne’s prolific mixtape era. Despite positive local response in Kansas City & St. Louis of his two ‘Sunset Radio’ mixtapes(2008-2009), he decided to no longer take part of the genre. After much self-study & contemplation, he found it too limiting for himself, & that it was almost as if he was trying to impress a crowd that he didn’t like.
With a small amount of Rap-influence intact, he decided upon Pop music, due to the types of music that he remembered hearing from video games & cartoons as a child, as well as heavier, time-tested songs from the past that he’s heard as an adult.
Amen – Pusha T feat Kanye West, Young Jeezy
Pusha shows people how to rap on this song. #dope
Reality Rap
This song is crazy! This is reality rap! Chicago’s own AmilCar sounds fresh, dope and raw.
Listen here :
Produced by Chuck Inglish
to download Reality Rap - http://hulkshare.com/b0i77libo615
The 5 reasons why I like this song:
1. The raw noise that sounds like a needle touching the vinyl.
2. The melodic and fully expletive chorus
3.The beat knock on every punchline
4. The reality rap and wordplay
5. The new flow
“I’m too fucking busy to drive stick”
Who says that? ha!
“Everybody yelled surprise, I wasn’t surprised”
Drake is really spitting hard reality on this track, so you have to appreciate it. You actually believe him when he is spitting.. it seems so honest while most other rappers (especially new ones) sound like they are trying too hard to sound believable.
Via YN and his Rap radar tweets.
The inspiration
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