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thesuperculture: Rvidxr Klvn - 2.7.5 Greatest Hits Vol. 1                  BRK. With a plethora of tracks laced with Eerie production, Dark tales, Grimy bass’s, and Retro flows resurrected with a new spin on them, the Rvidxr Klvn’s 2.7.5 Greatest Hits Vol. 1 serves up a nostalgic platter of underground Phonk that undeniably fills the void left by early 90’s rap veterans who produced the urban street classics of their time. With a growing fan base, that resembles more of a cult following, yet little to no major advertising or marketing, the Rvider Klvn can now claim the title as the undergrounds Most Known Unknown.              Consisting of a whopping 47 tracks, this tape is stocked full of gems that will either surprise first time listeners, or fill long time fans with pride. The best thing about this project is that it shows off each artist’s mastery of their genre. The Rvidxr Klvn has no weak artists. It’s rare to find a large collective of artists that can each individually produce great music, but #veryrvre is exactly what the Rvider Klvn is about. Some of our favorite tracks from the tape are Chris Travis - The Phonk Nell ft 2.7.5 Ethelwulf - Pistol Grip Ethulwulf ft Chris Travis - Black Mist and SpaceGhostPurrp ft Robb Bank$ - Bend ova like dat Make sure to follow the whole Klvn’s twitter @RaiderklanMusik and individually @RealSpaceGhostP , @klvnamberlondon , @KeyNyataBRK , @LeeMeTFalone and….. theres really way too many artists to write.                                                                                                                               TSC
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thesuperculture: Josh Jakq - Funeral              Straight from 2015!  This is the sound we love at The SuperCulture, that new sound. Josh Jakq just dropped a new banger thats sure to either get you hyped up to party, or get your party jumping right. If your not familar with Josh Jakq he “makes smooth melodies for the soul and female ear” this track here is proof of that. Plz follow him on twitter @JOSHJAKQ and check out his website joshuasdemons.com to familiarize yourself with some of his earlier work. Dope cover art as well.                                                                                                                   TSC
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thesuperculture: Grande Marshall - 800             Hip Hop is alive and well. It was only a couple of years ago that one of rap’s biggest legends made the declaration that his first, true, and only love…. hip-hop, had died. Gladly for us, he couldn’t be more than wrong, hip-hop simply took a vacation and sought out more youthful artists to keep her warm at night. With that being said, out of the sheets crawls Grande Marshall, another young artist stemming from the city of Philly, which is looking like a hotbed nowadays for musical talent.              Plainly spoken Grande Marshall is nice (fabolous voice). On his debut mixtape 800 he shows a versatility that is lacking in many other contemporary artists’ repertoires. He can hit you with a smooth track, a la EllieFox, or he can hit you with a trill track, a la jeezy voice. What separates Marshall from the pack, is the stellar production he has throughout the project. Featuring producers such as Dj Dahi, Ben Pramuk, Silky Johnson, Worthy, and Grande Marshall himself 800 has the right backdrop to keep music listeners entertained as Marshall exercises lyrically.         Some of our personal favorites are Lupin II Ellie Fox, and Comas. Be sure to download the tape and give it a listen. Also be sure to follow him on twitter @GrandeMarshall                                                                                                                 TSC
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thesuperculture: Bryant Dope - Champion Sound If there is one thing aspiring emcees can learn from Bryant Dope is that hard work pays off. The newest Young One Records signee, Bryant Dope has been consistently on his grind for years now. Sicking to his own personal style and sound, Bryant Dope has progressively gotten better with each track while building some great connections along side his hardworking manager, Roger Gengo. After we were all throughly impressed with the Queens Kid Tape we can only expect more of the same high quality, vibrant New York hip-hop from his upcoming New New York record. Champion Sound gives us a crafty glimpse of that new New York sound we are so hoping for. Hannibal King’ssly sample work mixed with Bryant Dope’s catchy flow is not to be taken lightly. Queens may very well have another star on their hands, enjoy. 
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thesuperculture: Dominic Lord - Old English                   Get Ya Budget Up. After releasing what is in the talks for video of the summer “Pierce” Dominic Lord is reigning God of the Rap Hype Machine, but this guys style gives you the feeling that he’s much more then a rapper… On a less Epic scale the Lord releases his second publicly documented track Old English. What I really like about Dominic is in an industry where soo many “artists” try their hardest to sound like whoever is on top, Dominic Lord doesn’t have a problem doing his own thing and making his own lane, and those are the characteristics that truly lead to success and longevity in the rap game. Over a melancholy and hazy beat and with what seems to be his signature telephone/radio-esque filter over his voice Dominc Lord paints a picture of a young black person getting money a VERY familiar topic in hip hop, yet he makes it seem different….. Very interesting music. Follow him on twitter @fashion_showep                                                                                                                         TSC
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New Philly. New Philly. New Philly. We simply can’t stress New Philly enough. For the past couple of months we have been bombarding you guys with what seems like endless culture from NY and Atlanta but, it is now apparent that Philly is the next hotspot on the map. Already the home one of our…

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