Cin City

K. Riley & Jim Jones: "Dat Boi Cold (RMX)"

The first quarter is boring

My arithmatically challenged mind had somehow convinced me the first quarter was ending today, it's not. Shit is boring, I posted a Shamrock song yesterday. Dang.

Well we've still got Devin, March 20th.

Dear lord father in heaven, do not let them push the dude back any further, amen.

A couple 1st quarter joints that didn't get much love:

Poe: "Bread Got Bigger"

K-Doe: "This iz the Life"

THE CHAMP IS HERE

Incredibly Jon Young is more laughable than Shamrock.

Shamrock & Jon Young: "Break Me Down"

had higher hopes for this

Z-Ro, Pimp C & Spice 1 : "Murderer" fom forthcoming Z-Ro album

Guys with names that could be for girls, go that much harder Or Dope Boy Vs. Plastic Man

VS.

Case in point; I knew a kid named Stacey, he was real sensitive about his name. At basketball camp I remember this other kid asked him if Stacey Augmon was his favorite player (oh shit!). My boy Stacey knocked him out, right there in layup lines; didn't even want anybody to say his name. Trifeness.
Gena (not pronounced G-na more Jenna, i think; either way he probably had to throw hands in a few lay-up lines) is from St. Louis and had a pretty big song "Dope Boy Fresh"; actually the best of the 18 songs named "Dope Boy(boi) Fresh" released last year.

He's got a new single: "Where They @"

He also has a new mixtape this quarter and his album coming out at some point later this year,
and don't fuck with him cause he's a man godammit.

Sullee Fast Rap or Why Percee P is Obsolete

Sullee puttin it down somethin vicious in this video, granted he is not an entity, he is only a man; but you hear all those girly's scream? Nothing excites those boppers like virtuouso lyricism.

I actually had the privilege of meeting the man once, and his shorts are that long and that acidwashed in real life.

Real Talk.

P.R.O.M.O.

Ckrisis-Down For Whatever (dirty)
Ckrisis-Down For Whatever (instro.)
Ckrisis-Tore Up (dirty)

Ckrisis & Bird City Entertainment are coming straight out of that charm city. On the stregth of some better than solid in house production these tracks stand out in a well-bloated field of similar shit. Both tracks posted use traditional club breaks, but manage to flip them in a way that keeps it interesting. "Down with whatever" slows down the breaks to great effect, while "Tore Up" rides at club tempo, but manages to avoid coming off cheesy like so many of these club/rap crossover tracks.

Ckrisis has a new mixtape out you can cop off his myspace.


Cheah.