Channeling all the energy of the Bestie Boys, the British Alt Rock trio 9 o’clock Nasty just unleash a phenomenal beat infused with fiery hip-hop vocals.

Running, almost airborne beats, explosive elements and a moody bassline giving an ominous edge build a powerful scene for Bloodlin3’s incredible verses moving between melodic bits and very fast rhyming.

One thing I really appreciate about this rap group, Bloodlin3 a band of brothers-based Kentucky and Texas, is their vocalization about not fitting the “hip hop narrative.”

Eric Cohen has been releasing music for the last 3 years. Recorded in his basement and mixed and mastered by Uptown Productions, Cohen has expressed that he felt like he was stepping out of his shell a bit on this single regarding singing some vocals. He modestly purports that he wouldn’t consider himself a vocalist.

“Love Highway” by Proklaim shines like a concentrated dose of pleasant summer weekends with bright sax melodies and African rhythms.

The brand new self-titled single, “We call it Junk,”by JUNK has been released to help clarify things for our armchair critics. Bless their hearts.