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There’s no question that for hip hop heads this mixtape highlighted what Slaughterhouse was founded on-pure lyricism. “Juggernauts” and “Truth Or Truth” are perfect examples of the groups lyrical capabilities.

The mixtape provided major anthems for Meek like “Amen” and the street certified bangers “Burn” and “Flexin.” Meek Mill put the Hip Hop world on notice with this star-studded project and paved the way for his debut album, “Dreams & Nightmares.”Ī week before their major label release Slaughterhouse tossed the fans a freebie aptly titled “On The House.” The punchlines and upbeat flow over great subtle beats make the group’s vocals shine with a gritty tinge. Meek put out one of the most downloaded mixtapes in history with “Dreamchasers 2.” Fans of Meek Mill got to know a brighter side to him with more mainstream appeal. Action’s complex metaphors are at an all time high on this project and serve as just an appetizer until his major label debut. Produced entirely by Party Supplies, the Flushing Queens rapper spits bars over R&B and soul samples. music representative.Īction Bronson/Party Supplies – Blue ChipsĪction Bronson proved to be a lyrical beast with the release of Blue Chips. We can only expect bigger things to come from the G.O.O.D. Sean keeps up with some of the most lyrical MC’s in the game on the track “100” alongside Kendrick Lamar and Royce Da 5’9″ and “24K” is another gem in this dope project. Overall, the Taylor Gang leader takes it to that next trippy level with Taylor Allderdice, lets hope he can do the same with O.N.I.F.C.īig Sean delivered a remarkable project with “Detroit.” The follow-up to his debut,”Finally Famous” boasts strong lyrics and delivery from the D-Town native and displays his versatility and willingness to work with different artists and production styles. Tracks like ‘T.A.P.’ and ‘Mary 3x’ bring the best out of Khalifa and the production is solid. Young Khalifa sticks to his favorite subjects on the mixtape weed, women and the homies. debut is as good as this tape.Īfter dropping his heavily criticized major label debut, Wiz Khalifa went back to his roots with Taylor Allderdice. The underrated MC only continues to impress with this offering, so lets hope his Warner Bros. Kansas City MC XV put out a stellar mixtape this year with the release of “Popular Culture.” The feel good project has a very unique and creative take on everyday life and today’s pop culture, along with a few good guests like Schoolboy Q, Emilio Rojas, Sim Tha Mobster and more.

Crew Love: G.O.O.D.Mac Miller, a young new artist out of Pittsburgh, showed versatility and growth potential as an artist on his critically acclaimed mixtape “Macadelic.” Some of the standout tracks include “Thoughts From A Balcony” and “Desperado” but he also showcases a brilliant yet ignorant side on the Juicy J assisted “Lucky Ass Bitch.”.

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With the release of the Yellow Album, Dom plans to quiet the naysayers with a revamped sound and fulfill his rightful place as one of West Coast‘s premiere talents.ĭom Kennedy’s Yellow Album drops tomorrow at 8pm.Ĭheck after the jump for the official artwork. His recent releases have failed to meet up the enormous expectations created by his FutureStreet/DrugSounds project that elevated Dom Kennedy from just another rapper to potential star.

Much can be said about the Leimert Park veteran.