Here are the visuals from one of the standout tracks from XV’s mixtape, Zero Heroes, I say standout, but to me, all of them stood out. And you know its good when its done by Rex Arrow Films.
Here’s a little Kollection exclusive from the Crossover Kidz, As I Am. The intensity on this one is high, and I’m still adjusting to the sound these guys bring. The verses on this one, however, are really the highlight. I think the flow is great, the words come out crisp and strong, and the simple beat really highlights the vocals. Take a listen, download this for free, and keep an eye out for the Kollection-sponsored Crossover Kidz tape dropping in November!
By GaZoo October 25, 2011 at 9:05 pm • add @ pure genius…. great production, dope lyrics.. a track that makes you picture perfect.. nice job fellas.. keep grinding!
By Andrea October 26, 2011 at 3:23 pm • add @ go like theyre page… theyre dope! they should have way more likes than they do :http://www.facebook.com/CrossoverKidz
By Matt October 27, 2011 at 5:08 pm • add @ It’s weird how this post has more likes than their fanpage does! Go show some love! http://www.facebook.com/CrossoverKidz
By Onemoretime October 28, 2011 at 5:28 pm • add @ This is late, production is ok. sound like a copy cat Lupa. but it’s still going to get radio play because people will listen to anything. look at the song “Banana’s”
By Tim November 3, 2011 at 5:35 pm • add @ he sounds nothing like Lupe! lol this sounds awesome though, they definitely have their own sounds and message for once..good to finally hear some good music that isnt wack! LOL
The production and deep lyricism on this recent track from Kollection newbie, Jitta on the Track (can someone please explain to me what that means?), makes “Letters Pt. II” one of my new favorite go-to jams. The Fray’s “You Found Me” seems to be the theme of the week here, and I must say it’s impeccably mixed (by Kountless) to create an emotional, riveting backdrop to 19-year-old Jordan Mackenzie’s resonating, mature tone. Kollect this emotional one above for free, follow Jitta on Twitta and enjoy this.
Interrupting Mashup Monday to bring you the new visuals for Logic‘s minimalist “All I Do” track off the recently released Young Sinatra mixtape. Although I think this video could be improved upon and the closing home video-esque party scenes were a little elementary, I’m still a huge fan of Logic’s fast-paced flow and genuine nature. Peep the video, and Kollect the track if you missed it.
KAM dropped this one a bit back, but here we are, Lyrical Exercise #6. I love the beat on this one, Eli’s constantly-improving flow, and the overall intensity of the track. Nothing too long or complicated, this is some of KAM’s best work. Take a listen and download for free!
Funny, I posted this on Before the Bigs because I didn’t think it really fit for The K. Good track though. He’s definitely improving. http://beforebigs.com/2011/10/kam-royal-lyrical-exercise.html
Mr. Ballz killing this J. Dilla beat(RIP). With an old school feel on the prodduction, and smooth verses from Mike. This track is just over 2 minutes, but it’s a good 2 minutes. Kollect this one and show your support for Mike on his Facebook!
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where do we get the rest of the mixtape?