Here goes some Random Axe promotion by way of Sean P(!) as he jumps on Germany’s J.R. & PH7 instrumental off of their album The Standard which originally featured Black Milk & Guilty Simpson (peep it above). Detroit what up? Kimbo Price coming soon.
Download: Top Rank – Sean Price
What we have here is the third single off of KRS & Buckshot’s Survival Skills set to drop on September 15th. KRS, Buckshot and MJB all go in over a dope Black Milk-strumental. I can’t wait for this album, real talk.
Download: The Way I Live (Ft. Mary J Blige) (Prod. Black Milk) – KRS-One & Buckshot
Bonus: Main x Clean x Instrumental
Mick Boogie is straight killing it with the line up on these tracks, first it was The Kickdrums remix featuring Rhymefest, Wale & Young Chris then DJ Jazzy Jeff remix featuring Big Pooh, Chaundon & Phil Nash, now we have a remix from nVMe that’s so Detroit. Shouts to Mick Boogie…
Detroit’s hip-hop scene is crazy. Legends on top of legends on top of up and coming legends. Pause. So one of my goals when doing the PBJ remix project (dropping Tues Sept 8th) was to put all my favorite Detroit people on the same track. And it turned out fresh. Big Sean, Black Milk and T3… Crazy.
Download: Just The Past (nVMe Remix) (Ft. Big Sean, Black Milk & T3) – Peter Bjorn & John
A Midwest x West Coast connnection right here, No One (MC’s Noni Spitz & Dae One) spit over some Black Milk production for their upcoming mixtape, The Pre Substance.
Download: We Do It (prod. Black Milk) – No One
I’m in need of a new Black Milk album, real talk.
Some more music from one of the most underrated self-produced rappers out there, Black Milk.
Download: Set Go – Black Milk
Another installment of Black Milk Broadcast; this time broadcasting from the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Everyone who’s anyone has performed here over the years, and Black took the stage at the storied Miles Davis Hall for the 2009 festival alongside Talib Kweli and Little Brother.
New shit from self-producer MC, Black Milk. I need some new material from Random Axe asap. Moster Babies has been getting massive spins in the iTunes/iPod.
Download: In The A.M. – Black Milk
Baatin was the first to discover Black’s production talent nearly a decade ago, and they’d been tight ever since. On July 20–less than two weeks before Baatin’s death–the reunited Slum Village filmed a video for a new track from their forthcoming album Slum Manifesto. Black Milk Broadcast reveals some exclusive footage from the video shoot.
I really need some of that new Slum Village to drop, Rest In Power Baatin.
All I have to say is that where the fuck is Elmatic?
This is alot of dope and relation for one post so I hope you can handle it. Above and under the cut are videos from Tyler Woods produced by 9th Wonder, who also produced one of the songs at hand, the first leak off of Skyzoo’s The Salvation entitled the Beautiful Decay. Skyzoo also appears on the Black Milk produced track by Nametag. See how I did that? Too good. Shouts to DubMD and Matty.
Download: Back On My Shit (Ft. Skyzoo) (Prod. Black Milk) – Nametag
Download: The Beautiful Decay (Prod. 9th Wonder) – Skyzoo
More after the jump… Continue reading
The second episode of Black Milk Broadcast once again catches Black on European soil. With a little help from a new friend–and from some Hennessy–he finally gets to indulge in his fascination with bicycles by actually riding on one. Then watch Black whip the crowd into a frenzy at Batofar in Paris with a performance of The Matrix.
While Black tours across the world, he decided to document the journey via the Black Milk Broadcast…
In the first episode, watch Black work at Studio 1 alongside Alchemist, Guilty Simpson, and others, followed by a trip to Amsterdam where he kicked off his European tour for Tronic last spring. In a final dramatic twist at the end, Black Milk is surrounded by reckless bikers, flying n-bombs, and drunken Dutchmen. Where’s Elzhi?
Black Milk is one of my favorite MC/Producer cross over artists in a mad minute, can’t wait for some more Random Axe material to drop! Parts 2 and 3 after the jump… Continue reading
I love how it feels like the number of Canadian related material thats been going up seems much higher than before, that was the focus of the blog when we birthed it just over a year ago. Here goes a very dope track from a T-Dot native that goes by the name Miles Jones, Who? MILES JONES! featuring everyone’s favorite maritimer Classifed over a Black Milk instrumental that was crafted just for dude. Sick.
Download: Never Too Late (Remix) (Ft. Classified) – Miles Jones
Bonus: Digital Single (Dirty/Clean/Remix/B-side/Bonus)
While @ the OneStopShop Producers Conference, Black took the time to speak a little on the comparison of the sample on one of the dopest songs off of his album, Losing Out and a track off of Cam’Ron’s album called Let’s Talk About. For the record: Losing Out >>>
This is insanely dope, If you don’t know what Random Axe is, get familiar as I’m calling it the Slaughterhouse of Detroit. Random Axe is made up of Guilty Simpson, Sean Price and Black Milk. Shout out has to go to 2dope, as this is their world premiere.
Download: Monster Babies – Random Axe
Uhm, this is a fucking problem people…
Duck Down announces our most recent coup in the acquisition of Black Milk, Guilty Simpson and Sean Price as the super group Random Axe.
for those who couldn’t gather that Random Axe is Black Milk, Sean Price and Guilty Simpson and have the potential to be will be the Slaughterhouse of Detroit, now you know. Anticipating the day of the first leak…
Well, it’s only been two days, so don’t really expect a retarded amount of music, but we have 15 joints here that shouldn’t go unnoticed from Oddisee, Rapper Big Pooh, Black Milk, CNN, Print, AC, Kardinal, Pusha T, Torae, CyMarshall Law and a few more, so hit the jump to check it out… Continue reading
Rock City, where you at? A little catch up to do so lets kick it off with some dope Detroit material, shall we? New stuff from one of the dopest Producer/MCs out there Black Milk and as a little bonus I’ve added a dope snippet of Elzhi (by way of 2dope, shouts) recreating Nas’ intro track to one of the greatest albums of all time, Illmatic for his project Elmatic, can’t wait.
Download: Mo Power – Black Milk
Bonus: The Genesis (Snippet) – Elzhi [via 2dope]
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