AUDIO: Taiyamo Denku & Son Em All Featuring The Genius – “Never Been Fake”
Denku and Son Em All take things from Milwaukee to Boston to Australia on his new track.
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AUDIO: Son Em’ All – “Allow Me”
Son Em’ All remains true to his sound on his new single.
Read moreB&E Weekly Jams Presented By Bublr Bikes: 12/9 – 12/15/18
This week’s playlist features new music from Lah-Kid, Absolutely, PC The Real and more.
Read moreAUDIO: Son Em’ All – “Threats”
Son Em’ All goes in on a beat from Jay Z’s “Black Album”.
Read moreAUDIO: Son Em’ All – “Back & Forth”
Son Em’ All puts out a strong project with an underlying theme on his first project release in several years.
Read moreAUDIO: Land By The Lake II Part 2
Over 20 different artists and 8 producers come together for Part 2 of DSCRIBE’s latest brainchild.
Read moreAUDIO: Land By The Lake II, Part One (Premiere)
After months of hype, Land by the Lake II brings the city together to create a massive hip hop album.
Read morePart Two of “Land By The Lake 2” Tracklisting Announced
We now have both parts of the massive “Land By The Lake” mixtape being released in the near future. In total, the project will have 20 tracks and three videos, featuring a ton of local talent collaborating with one another. This is a strong sampling of Milwaukee hip hop, and we can’t wait to see and hear the project when
Read morePart One of “Land By The Lake 2” Tracklisting Announced
For years, Milwaukee hasn’t been necessarily collaborative, and a lot of that purely revolved around local artists’ apathy towards making the effort to work with one another. However, great collaborative projects are emerging, and the second installment of the Land By The Lake projects are dropping soon. The first half of the track listing was unveiled, and now we can
Read moreVIDEO: Riverwest Public House Cypher
A little late to this, but last week we were at the Riverwest Public House for Klutch, DayNAge, and a host of others. The show kicked off with a cypher, and plenty of local names came out to make an appearance. This definitely had a very old school hip hop feel to it, and you’d be hard pressed to find
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