STREAM: Maycee – Indecisive EP

As seen via RESPECT.:

Indecisive is the fruit of that trust and process. Despite the title, the project presents an artist who is very decidedly undefined. Ranging from the boastful “I Got,” to the honest “Faded” featuring Chaz French — an ode to a toxic relationship that only seems to work under the influence — to the sonically rich and emotionally raw “Take Me Back,” the project serves not only as an introduction to Maycee , but also to a wave she and her mentor have dub the Ambiguous Art Movement – an approach to music that promises to marry the influence of the classics with the freedom of the Millennial generation. And no one could represent or lead it better.

Bobby Worrest on the Nine Club


DC skateboarding legend got the Nine Club experience for their 72nd episode. The most popular interview show in skateboarding spoke with Bobby about growing up in Suburban Maryland, skating Pulaski, getting sponsored, etc.

The show that has skateboarders talking – This week Bobby Worrest discusses growing up in Pennsylvania, as a kid having to move to Houston then Maryland, getting on Krooked, going on his first tour to Japan, switching from Etnies to Es, skating at Pulaski Park, ten plus video parts, riding cross country on his motorcycle, getting on Nike, filming for the new Krooked video and much more…

Kingpen Slim – Stash

Don’t know how we missed this one, but better late than never: Kingpen Slim, one of D.C.’s best lyricists in the game, is back with a new single titled “Stash,” which sees production from Heavy. Hopefully, this means that the Uptown emcee’s follow-up to Life After Doubt is on the horizon.

GooNew – Beware of Goon (Mixtape)


Forest Creek’s GooNew has been making waves recently with his blunt, fast-paced raps and morbid but humorous ad-libs (“Hey Auntie.”)

He linked up with Hoodrich Pablo (who recently added Goon’s homie Lil’ Dude to the Hoodrich roster) and has been killing YouTube and Spinrilla for some time.

His new mixtape, Beware Of Goon, hosted by DJ Bandz has been out for only two days now and continues to grow. Aside from a feature from Pablo, GooNew keeps it in the family, with production from Cheecho and a verse from Corleone.  Check out Beware Of Goon, below and keep watching Goonew’s rise.

Chaz French – Kill Vol. 1: A DMV Original (Stream)

Even after a soon-to-be-classic debut like True Colors, Chaz French still decided to bless the masses with new music before year’s end. Featuring appearances from Fat Trel, Big Flock, Innanet James, Matt McGhee, Q Da Fool, and Lul Big Brother. Stream below…also included is a clip from Duke University, which uses his track “Start It Up.”

Oddisee & Good Compny – Like Really (Live)

Following the release of his trenchant, celebrated LP ‘The Iceberg’ in winter of 2017, prolific MC/producer Oddisee and his band GoodCOMPNY embarked on a massive international tour that continues through the end of the year – they have played close to 100 shows already. While on this extensive initial international run between March and May, live recordings were made of songs from ‘The Iceberg’ and from his extensive catalog, and will be released as Oddisee’s first-ever live album November 10th, titled ‘Beneath The Surface’ (Mello Music Group).

Oddisee and his deeply funky, muscular band flex through highlights from ‘The Iceberg’ including the Go-go pocket of “NNGE,” the incensed “Like Really,” and his mission statement for the album, the plea for understanding that is “Things.” The album showcases an MC and his band charging through songs with an important message and having a blast on stage at the same time.

Non-‘The Iceberg’ tracks include “Lifting Shadows” and “Strength and Weakness” from his 2016 ‘Alwasta’ EP, “That’s Love” from ‘The Good Fight’ and “You Know Who You Are” from ‘People Hear What They See.’