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Stay tuned to the Brooklyn artist on his upcoming moves, check out his recent sleu of performance vlogs, and look out for his Belly Of The Snake EP dropping September 19th.

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New York is popularly known as one of the forefronts of Hip-Hop, but rarely do you ever hear an MC who’s lyricality is up to par with your favorites coming out of Poughkeepsie, NY.

Allow us to introduce you to MC I-Earn Chef and his debut album “Goomba Mick“, entirely produced by Blank Noriega.

Executive produced by Fifth God, this array of tracks is surely worth catching a listen if you’re into dope lyrics, delivery, and a barrage of features that help add diverse styles to the track list. Enlisting the likes of Madwiz, Dre Dollasz, Chris Wattz, Kye Russoul and more, Hip-Hop fans will surely be pleased. Be sure to stream the entire project here and watch the first gruesome video from the album entitled “Ted Bundy”.

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The Mogul Club collective are back at it again with the new banger entitled “Jump”, a collaborative effort between Brooklyn MC’s History and Madwiz. Fresh off their show with the TeamBackPack family this weekend, the two make sure to give everyone listening a reason to jump and bug for their new music.
Be sure to stay tuned to History and Madwiz’s projects both set to be released some time this year. For now, check the Soundcloud link down below and get hip to their movement.

https://soundcloud.com/historytheartist/history-madwiz-jump

If you want to stay tuned to their upcoming releases, make sure to follow History and Madwiz on Twitter.

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Just imagine, me ruling the world, you want a fragment?
We had em, but every n*gga can’t fit a magnum
So all you little n*ggas gotta do is just chill
Ya’ll coming up short like Bushwick Bill

Madwiz has been appeared to be a bit dormant on the Youtube sphere if you haven’t been to any of his recent shows but he’s back with vengeance with the premiere of his newest visual, “Dramatic“. The brand new video, directed/edited by Brooklyn based director AiP and ChimP, showcases the MC in his Clinton Hill home spittin’ from the heart aggressively and passionately, perfectly in sync with the vibe of the visual. The record itself boasts a high level of lyricism mixed with personality, bouncing over the upbeat instrumental that eventually soothes itself into the nostalgic NY sound in the second half. We caught up with Madwiz to express why he believes this video should be watched and his answer was, well, short and straight to the point:

This shit right here is the return of rap from the heart, to the heart. Just to show that Brooklyn is still the Mecca of this whole genre.

Representing the NY collective Mogul Club, Madwiz makes sure to jam pack every aesthetic necessary in an upcoming Brooklyn MC. The clip also shows Wiz performing the record live while headlining at venues such as SOB’s and Palisades. This record will also appear on his upcoming project “Madwizdom” that has no official release date but can be expected this year. Check out the visual down below and be sure to keep up to date by following him on Twitter here.

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Off his highly acclaimed project that’s been making a lot of noise in New York, “Gods x Pimps,” (available for download here) History is back dropping the anticipated video for “EVIL!“. Featuring a stand-out verse from his fellow Mogul Club member, King Critical, the duo put together an impactful and extremely emotionally-driven lyrics over the thundering of the instrumental.
Produced by H. Illa (the alternate producer name History goes by), the extreme energy is filled with subject matter commenting on subjects such as negative cycles within their Brooklyn hoods, questioning true faith in religion, scandalous women, and overall staking claim of their place in Hip Hop while boasting their lyrical prowess.

The video was directed was also shot and edited by J-Emz, another up-and-coming New York based director that his been making a name for himself lately. This is what History had to say about the initial creation of the record:

Creating the record I didn’t care about anything and hated everything going on at that time in life so the only thing that could sum up the way I felt was saying “That’s Evil!”, everything followed after that. I felt like King Critical was the only person that could make the song better than it actually was so I put him on the song. Even though he didn’t want to hop on it at first, I convinced him that the beat and song was ahead of it time and he ended up doing the verse anyway and now we have a quote on quote hit.

Let us know what you think about the video and be sure to show up to their December 10th show at SOB’s (info).

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