The second in our series of Curator Playlists comes from London-based stylist Sharkkana Pryce. She’s worked with the likes of GEO, Rasharn Powell, THRDS and Heartbreak Candy Club. All in all, we think she’s definitely one to watch, so we asked her what’s on her stereo at the minute. Turns out her taste in music is every bit…
Teaming up with fellow Sheffield native Toddla T once again [see ‘Target Practice‘, Coco comes through with some new visuals on ‘Big Bou Yah’. The massive beat centres around wobbly bass inspired by Drum & Bass/Dubstep over which the UK MC delivers fierce, pacy rhymes. Stream below via SoundCloud, download here via iTunes.
A great video concept if ever there was one; Raury travels the US relying only on his Twitter fan-base for transport. “Everything you see in the video happened in real life.” says the ATLien, “It was a special experience to have friends I talk to on Twitter be down to pick me up and ride…
Other than the occasional remix, we haven’t heard much from Bishop Nehru since ‘NehruvianDOOM‘, his collaborative LP with DOOM. Hopefully that’s set to change, as he releases new track ‘Harmony In A Glass’. Self-produced, the track sees Nehru dole out his buttery, youthful flow over a laid-back, 90s-inspired instrumental. Stream below via SoundCloud.
Brothers Louie P and Kaytranada released their debut album as The Celestics, ‘Supreme Laziness‘, back in May. Now, they release a brand new set of visuals for album track ‘Charles Barkley’, which sees the sibling duo school us in the ways of basketball, a sport which dominates Louie P’s punchlines. Stream below via YouTube.
London/Lagos resident D.A.P. releases the first track from his upcoming ‘Goodbye For Never’ EP, entitled ‘King’. Intrumentally, there is plenty going on in this busy, self-produced track, and D.A.P. also exhibits serious dexterity on the mic, all of which is linked nicely by a catchy chorus. Stream below via SoundCloud.
It has just been announced [via Fader] that Mac Miller has signed a deal with Warner Bros which will allow him to run his own imprint, REMember Music, as well as release as a solo artist. Along with the announcement comes a new, SAP-produced track, which judging by the comedic tone of his bars has been…
