Vic Spencer is back at it once again, with “No Airplay”, from his upcoming project, Walk Away Music. Wyclef and/or Canibus fan? You may recognize this song title. Not? Enjoy, anyway.
Download: “No Airplay”, Vic Spencer
While Vic Spencer was my partner-in-weird’s favorite rapper of 2011, it should be noted that I was the one to introduce her to his music. This track makes me proud to take sole credit for that. Beyond Spencer’s trill flow, the beat(s) on “Clothes Line Bahz” is/are the epitome of fresh. I wanna take the sound of this song and make sweet, yet dirty love to it. Maybe that’s a bit much. Alas, Spencer is fucking killing it right now. I eagerly await his Walk Away Music project, set to infiltrate ears and minds this spring.
Download: “Clothes Line Bahz”, Vic Spencer
It’s been a smidget since we last posted, but I figured that an ill video post would be more than welcome upon re-entry into this fine blogging world. “5 Deadly Venoms” is yet another great track on Vic Spencer’s Vic Greenthumbs…and he doesn’t even spit one verse. Not one bar, hell, not even one word, unless you count his extraterrestrial-like adlibs. The ladies, all five of them, took over this track, beat it up a bit and then finally dismembered it for our ears. And if Henny’s voice isn’t “Lawd”-inducing, I don’t know what the hell is…
Kidz In The Hall’s latest album, Occasion, is right up there with their rookie release, School Was My Hustle, as one of my favorite hip-hop albums to listen to. “I Swear” features Vic Spencer and the visuals, courtesy of Tony Shane, are amazing. Viewers get an abbreviated tour of Chicago, traveling from Naledge’s childhood home to Lake Shore Drive at night to Harold’s Chicken in Hyde Park. Both Naledge and Spencer deliver bars that are sure to elicit excitement from the heads, and the appearance of a crispy Maserati after the Sun has gone down doesn’t hurt the cause, either. FRESH.
Nigel Watson
Sarahsotuh Dope
