I could try to beat around the bush on this one and tell you about Jay Rock’s new single, and I could point out that it seems as though the Black Hippy member is gearing up for a new release, but we all know why you’re hear. It appears as though K Dot used his guest spot on this track
Read moreLocal boom-bap emcee Taiyamo Denku has been doing his own thing for a long time, with complex wordplay and an uncompromising love for classic hip hop. On his latest track with Australian producer Dcypha, Denku brings along Reef The Lost Cauze and Maximus Da Mantis to join in on the classic sound. Together the trio rip through some solid verses,
Read moreProducer Honorable C-Note let out a gem of a remix from his upcoming project with Gucci Mane. With additional production from Zaytoven, 8Bars, & Justice League, this track is worth the group effort. Oh, and it’s a big look for Milwaukee rapper Pizzle, who joins big company in Gucci Mane and Rich Homie Quan, too. Personally, I actually think Pizzle
Read moreJordan Witzigreuter, aka The Ready Set, had a blast on this year’s Warped Tour. So, naturally, why not make that the music video for new single, “Freakin’ Me Out”? See him have way too much fun with friends on the tour bus, backstage, and in front of thousands of teens that just want to dance their feelings out, okay?! The
Read moreHip Hop legend DJ Premier and Slaughterhouse emcee Royce Da 5’9” have teamed up as PRhyme, coming up with a gem of a hip hop record in “Courtesy”. You know the new single is sick from the second you hear the organs plink their way in. Premier has another great beat on this track, and Royce doesn’t half-step by any
Read moreIf the internet hasn’t told you already, there’s new Chance The Rapper. This time around, Chance is joined by The Social Experiment band, and he apparently has some things to get off of his chest. More of a lyrical flex than anything, Chano lets you know what he hates, literally. Listen to him spaz on “No Better Blues”:
Read morePortland duo Priory are back with their first EP since their debut album in 2011. It may only be four songs, but the “Weekend” EP is solid pop music. The title track/single is an anthem in itself. The rest of the EP is loaded with gang vocals and addicting synth riffs. In total, the “Weekend” only lasts about 15 minutes,
Read moreVlogger PatIsDope made his way through Chicago to interview local artists, and in the process caught up with Super Fresh Bros. The duo spit verses for him, as well as giving him some of the lowdown on their upcoming EP, “Bonus Stage”. Pat kinda dwells on the duo being labelled as nerds, but nonetheless, it’s a good chance to catch
Read moreLet’s make one thing very clear; I am a big Ramones fan. That being said, I generally look at anything in recent years mentioning The Ramones or posthumously mentioning their members critically. So when U2 put out “The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)” and I saw Joey Ramone’s face projected on Bono in an Apple ad, eyebrows were raised. However, I
Read moreDavid Bowie recently promised that more music would be on the way, and a BBC 6 radio version of a new song recently hit the internet. “Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)” is Bowie doing what he does best, and that’s something different. It’s jazz, featuring David Bowie, essentially. With a dramatic delivery and an over the top sound,
Read moreNot to be confused with Milwaukee producer 40 Mil, Tyga dropped a new track entitled “40 Mill” on Wednesday. The track is Tyga in “Well Done” mode, sounding larger than life on an electro-trap style beat. The biggest headline from this song, though, is that it’s co-produced by Kanye West. There’s definitely a unique flavor that Yeezy provides to the
Read moreBefore hitting play on SBTRKT’s “Wonder Where We Land”, I really wasn’t sure what to expect at the start of the album. I was literally going to wonder where it would land, much as the title suggests. Essentially two releases in one, it felt as though this would be a marathon, not a sprint, especially in today’s entertainment industry. The
Read moreFlying Lotus are by no means strangers, but their name is emerging currently, thanks in part to their latest album, “You’re Dead”. The album is led by a single featuring the always popular Kendrick Lamar, so it was interesting to hear the rest of the album based around that song. “You’re Dead” is a journey from start to finish, and
Read moreI’ll say it; Rome Fortune is the name to watch. He’s been carving his name into hip hop’s landscape, simply by doing what people haven’t thought to do yet. With some trippy, ADHD visuals courtesy of Goldrush, and a feature from OG Maco, “Four Seasons” this weird, creative, trap video that you have to watch more than once to catch
Read moreSeconds into this new Party Supplies track, before Action Bronson gets into his verse, you already know that this is going to be a sick song. With the smoothest of smooth production, “Light In The Addict” is just the latest in a Party Supplies attack on the music scene, following their “Tough Love” and “Blue Chips” mixtapes. Action Bronson is
Read moreChuck Inglish & Mikey Rocks are known for doing more with less musically. So, needless to say, this remix of Father’s “Look At Wrist” is crazy minimal, but still car-worthy. The dynamic duo put their own spin on the track, and the end result is a tough track that you can’t not like. It’s that good. Double negative good. Check
Read moreAre you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! This week’s Milwaukee Artist of the Week is Jay Matthes, a country/Americana artist with an infectious sound. Without the help of publicists or management, Jay has managed to make a
Read morePop-punk kings New Found Glory have gone through a lot in the past couple of years. In the three years since “Radiosurgery”, the band’s last album of completely new material, they’ve experienced a list of issues that would break most bands. Most notably, the band left Epitaph Records for Hopeless Records, and announced the departure of their principal songwriter, guitarist
Read more10 years. We got a good 10 years from the duo that is or was Crystal Castles. Ethan Kath has officially called it quits, although I feel as though it’s more Alice than Kath. We got three albums and several quirky antics to only reminisce now as this point marks the day the duo have moved on. If you, like
Read moreMilwaukee emcee Taiyamo Denku is back with another new track, and he’s brought along plenty of talent with him. “Road Is Ruff” is a boom bap, backpack rapper’s style completely, with features from Craig G. of Juice Crew and Sadat X of icons Brand Nubian. The track is part of a collaboration between Denku and Australian producer DCypha. You can
Read moreFew things sound better than saying there’s new T.I. out. Tip is back with “Paperwork: The Motion Picture” on October 21st. In the meantime, Pharrell gets hihat happy on the single, with a very laid back, country feel. It’s a little bit of a direction change for T.I., but you almost know that Paperwork will be more complex than just
Read moreChildish Gambino is back, hot off of monster album “Because The Internet”. The “STN MTN/Kauai” mixtape came out in two parts recently, and while Donald Glover came up as a comedian, Gambino isn’t playing around this time. Armed with a slew of lines, he puts his own spin on some instrumentals made famous by others, with some originals thrown in
Read moreWith platinum hit single “Habits (Stay High)” on her hands, Swedish singer Tove Lo has a lot of pressure on her shoulders with her debut album, “Queen Of The Clouds”. Often times, it’s hard for a debut album with a big single to live up to the hype, thus the dreaded immortality of one-hit wonders exist. With “Queen Of The
Read moreWhenever a frontman goes solo, there’s always a bit of hesitation from me. After My Chemical Romance seemed to peter out, Gerard Way has reemerged with his debut solo album, “Hesitant Alien”. Overall, it sounds like the gritty, kinda-glam side project that Gerard Way never had. This is definitely his own unique animal, and it takes his creativity in a
Read moreAre you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! This week’s Milwaukee Artist of the Week is Antler House, an indie trio with an infectious sound. Their debut release, “Through The Dirt”, should be your soundtrack for a gloomy,
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