Song Of The Day: Sippin’ Saturday (2/2/13)
Song: Moor Gang (Ft. Jarv Dee)
Artist: Nacho Picasso
Album: For The Glory
So, we finally missed our first SOTD yesterday (sad face), however I’m still gonna post it today anyways…because it’s fucking good. Produced by Blue Sky Black Death and some of Nacho’s first stuff, this is still pretty damn good. Jarv goes in of course. Get this album here.
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Song Of The Day: TGI Friday (2/1/13)
Song: Neon Nights (The Afterparty)
Artist: Brothers From Another
Album: Quality Of Living
So, we know we post up a lot of BFA on these Friday/Saturday nights, but you can’t deny this song is DOPE AF to bump in your car on the weekends. The beat/bass from Justo (The Physics) on this is just too good. I need more beats like this in my life. This song is a dope song for the wekend, while the boys still take on some more serious content here. Get the album here!
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I just need to make a list of things here about this Letterman performance:
Oh you know, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis & Owour just chillin’ in the NBA commercial.
Check out the website here.
Check out the article Prometheus Brown wrote about music and photgraphy for City Arts Magazine!
Songs that NWHH loves: ‘Foreign’ by Dave B.
Download it for free right now here!
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The Good Sin drops his newest video for an older song of his album, ‘The Story Of Love x Hate.’ This one’s for the song ‘Hate’ featuring the beautiful voice of Mario Sweet.
This one is directed by new up and comer Andrew Imanaka.
Get The Good Sin’s album here.
Songs NWHH Loves: ‘Gold Dreams’ by AyeLogics featuring Eighty4 Fly.
You gotta get this new tape, ‘Odd Man Out’ with features from Eighty4 Fly, Nacho Picasso & Sir Michael Rocks. ‘Tis dope. Stream it here!
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‘Soviet Goonion 2’ is finally out! Download it for free here.
Song Of The Day: WE Wednesday (1/30/13)
Song: Be Yourself (Ft. Thig Nat & J. Pinder)
Artist: State Of The Artist
Album: Seattlecalifragalisticextrahelladopeness
Arguably one of the most classic and amazing hip-hop albums in the history of Seattle hip-hop. This album continues to blow my mind every time it comes through my iTunes. Not only are these three MCs DOPE AF, the features are just on point. This represents an older time in the scene to me and embodies some great performances from amazing NW artists. You can buy this album here (dope or your money back, ha.)
