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Not Like Us Kendrick Lamar
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tv off (feat. Lefty Gunplay) Kendrick Lamar
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squabble up Kendrick Lamar
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You Played Yourself Ice T
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Rhymin' & Stealin' Beastie Boys
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Put That Record Back On Just-Ice
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Arrest the President Intelligent Hoodlum
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Stupid Fresh Steady B
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Murder Rap Above the Law
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A Fly Girl Boogie Boys
Whether you’re fresh to the hip-hop scene or a seasoned enthusiast, the music industry continues to be abuzz, thanks to a handful of artists who continually change the face of the genre. From the lyrical prowess of Kendrick Lamar to the groundbreaking sounds of Beastie Boys, hip-hop’s stellar line-up continues to wow us. We are your SVP RADIO guides on this expedition through the captivating world of hip-hop. Let’s dive in, shall we?
Kendrick Lamar, a king in the realm of hip-hop, serves up a spectacular trio of hits. In ‘Not Like Us’, he delivers a lyrical performance that is refreshingly raw and real. Following this, ‘TV Off (feat. Lefty Gunplay)’ and ‘Squabble Up’ from the album GNX, showcase Kendrick’s aptitude for musical versatility, combining thought-provoking verses with hypnotic beats. His powerful commentary on society, wrapped in expert lyricism, is a testament to his unique standing in the hip-hop landscape.
Next, we rewind to the golden era with ‘You Played Yourself’ by Ice T. This track is a powerful reminder of Ice T’s status as a pioneer of gangsta rap, using his music to critique societal ills. Similarly, ‘Arrest the President’ by Intelligent Hoodlum and ‘Murder Rap’ by Above the Law echoes the social commentary of the late ’80s and early 90’s, using the medium of music to demand change.
The old-school groove is alive and well with ‘Put That Record Back On’ by Just-Ice and ‘Stupid Fresh’ by Steady B. These tracks carry the torch for the timeless appeal of breakbeats and turntablism. The infectious energy of ‘A Fly Girl’ by Boogie Boys and the raw, street-smart sound of ‘Rhymin’ & Stealin’ by Beastie Boys serve as a testament to the enduring impact of hip-hop’s golden age.
In conclusion, these tracks are a journey through hip-hop’s rich history and its evolution into today’s genre-defining sound. They provide a testament to the industry’s adaptability, effortlessly straddling old-school grooves and modern social discourse. This is the power of hip-hop – it not only reflects the cultural zeitgeist but also shapes it. So, SVP RADIO fans, pump up the volume and lose yourself in this mesmerizing musical odyssey.
