Noisia’s album, Split the Atom, was a huge step forward in the drum & bass world. It had a multi-genre aspect seldom seen in projects prior to it, with heavy influences from the electronica and breaks subgenres.
One of the strongest songs on the release was “Shellshock,” with great help from the seasoned drum & bass and dubstep rappers, Foreign Beggars. Here’s the new music video…
Yet another Virginia rapper has graced us with a product of his creation. This time its Black Cobain, giving us the visuals to “4AM”, a song produced by Tone P, featuring D.C. native Wale. This video shows the artists cruising, smoking, and flowing away a black and white New York night. It brings to the surface a lot of similarities between the styles of the two rappers, but also shows the versatility each has to offer. Here it is:
Christopher Wehsner, the Austrian native, has been hard at work for a long time now refining his liquid and cinematic Drum & Bass style. He’s been featured on the very popular UKF Drum & Bass youtube channel and worked on projects with various record labels such as Sinuous, Trust in Music, and Basswerk, just to name a few.
Well, so far this April, he’s had two new music videos be released. One is the dark, urban video for “Paradox.” The other video takes things into outer space with the appropriately named “Cosmos.”
Considering that his major label debut LP “Rolling Papers” was just given its release, Wiz Khalifa has a new music video for us.
This video is of his Delux Version’s final track “Taylor Gang” featuring Chevy Woods. Fairly simple…Wiz doing what he loves most.
It has been a few weeks since this video was released, but I thought I’d put it up anyway.
Flying Lotus is one of my favorite modern musicians based on his psychedelic hip hop producing style. But this video shows his ability to seamlessly put on a director’s cap and make visual art through complex and stylistic multimedia.
The song is called “Gone Baby, Don’t Be Long.” Check it out
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