Baltimore Hip Hop and Club Music
As I said yesterday, the next week will have a number of posts about our boy Rome Cee as we gear up to release his project The Extra Mile on June 28th. Today we unveil the cover art for the album. Not a lot to say here really. I did the design. Jay Mastermind took the pic. We made it magic. The Extra Mile is being presented by Pedx Baltimore, Rock the Dub, SPKSMEN and of course Under Sound Music.
So what do you all think? You like the cover?
~E Major
I’ve posted some of the homie Trey R’s stuff before. This track is kinda ill how it has the real chilled out sample and the contrasting shuffling drums. Trey gives his critique of snake dudes, haters and shady chicks while also boasting and making his declaration that he’s “headed for the paper.” And who can’t get behind that?
Peep the track below, let us know what you think and follow Trey R on twitter.
~E Major
Those that have followed Under Sound for some time know the name Tislam the Great. He had a track on our very first release and he was on a track with me on my first mixtape. He continues to do work and not only as an MC but as a producer too under the name God Sense. Available today, it’s called Sun Rays and it’s 13 tracks of smoothed out, boom bap dopeness. Peep the track “Mary” below and pick it up on iTunes today.
God Sense – Mary by digicratesrecords
~E Major
If you haven’t picked up J Berd’s Latchkey Kids well we have a couple of tracks to entice you to do so. I’m particularly fond of “Stalemate” but I do like both of these tracks. And radio DJ’s make sure you DL these because they are clean versions, ready to enter your boom bap Hip Hop set. After you peep these I’m sure you’re going to want to get the album so buy it on CD Baby or iTunes now!
~E Major
I have been waiting for weeks to put this out for people to hear. Honestly, these two dudes are at their best on this joint. And that’s saying something because both matth and Rome Cee always come correct. This might sound a bit grandiose but when I hear this it’s like hearing AZ and Nas on “Life’s a Bitch.” It’s definitely more aggressive than that track but the way that they interact with eachother on the track is similar to me. I can’t stop listening to this track. The beat by Justin Ambush is epic in that big, movie theme kind of way. I can imagine this being the backdrop for a 2011 version of “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.” I guess you can tell I’m feeling this joint. Have a listen and let us know your thoughts.
~E Major
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