Kam Moye is preparing to release his newest album, Splitting Image; it’s his first release since changing his name from Supastition. The song “Lets Be Honest” is the first single.

Audessey, one half of the group Soundsci, says their new EP “will remind you why you fell in love with Hip Hop in the first place.” That’s a big promise, and one that he and Jonny Cuba keep on their album Dig for Victory. The music is funky, and the flow is undeniable. [...]

Check out Zane Tate’s Liner Notes for the stories and inspirations behind the songs.

Oh No is following up Dr. No’s Oxperiment with Dr. No’s Ethiopium, sampling from rare 60s and 70s Ethiopian funk, jazz, folk, soul and psychedelic rock. The digital album is out now, or you can wait for the CD and LP versions. The latter will drop the same day as Stones Throw’s Ethiopium coffee [...]

Nicolay’s City Lights Volume 2 has arrived, and the record is truly something to behold. Much like the preceding City Lights, this volume is primarily instrumental; however Shibuya includes vocal pieces written by Phonte and performed by Carlitta Durand. The album also features guest appearances by keyboard virtuoso and Foreign Exchange live band-mate, [...]

Jern Eye teams up with Hip Hop production duo Keelay & Zaire on the song “Get Down,” the first official single from his upcoming album, Vision.

Delicious Vinyl is releasing a Digital 45 of two songs recorded when Jovi Rockwell was signed to the label, including the tracks, “Rizzla” and “You’re Gonna Need Me,” featuring Mr. Vegas. You can get the songs in iTunes, and check the videos below.

“Blue Skies” is the new single from Kam Moye’s debut album, Splitting Image.

“Call Me” (produced by Black Jeruz) comes from Jozeemo’s forthcoming album True Identity, which drops October 20th.

Nicolay has posted a preview sampler of City Lights Volume 2: Shibuya. While you’re there, don’t miss the free download of the first single, “Lose Your Way” featuring Carlitta Durand.
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Nicolay – City Lights Volume 2: Shibuya
Moon Baker – “Stay” produced by Nicolay
Interview with Nicolay and Phonte of The Foreign Exchange