Did you miss me last week? Yea, I’ve been hella busy, but I’m here this week with two things I just can’t get enough of! Let’s get into it.
Underground Hip Hop
Honestly, there’s been a ton of great music coming from the hip hop front (yes, even mainstream) but there’s definitely something different going on in the underground scene. The music just seems to be rawer, the emotion is at an all-time high and a lot less fucks are given. I also noticed an almost DIY approach with all of their work, taking control of every single aspect of the creation process.
Who I dig: I’m discovering new underground hip hop artists everyday…seriously. So I decided I’ll talk about a couple of my favorite songs and artists at the moment:
Florida’s Bukkweat Bill is making quite a name for himself lately and his popularity will only grow with people like Diplo mentioning his name on the radio. His 8886 EP was entirely solo produced (minus one song)
BlamLord’s reverb filled rhymes are something I come back to quite regularly as well as positive, uplifting raps from artists like Aidan Moore out of Portland and Michigan’s GoGoGatsby.
Loglady Records
On the other side of the spectrum there’s Loglady Records, an indie record label out of The Bay Area founded in 2010. They release music from a multitude of genres. Indie pop, noise pop, electro synth pop, shoegaze and straight up experimental artists make up this label’s dynamic roster.
Indie pop band Legs has been getting a lot of attention from MTV Hive and Bullet lately. Notable acts such as Part Time and Permanent Collection aren’t far from global praise as well.
Be sure to check out their website and follow them on Twitter