With a splash of old school Reggae and Hip Hop comes a new tune from top Jamaican Rapper, Five Steez. Titled “Deadly” and produced by DJ Crooks, Steez brought his lyrical gun to the fight here. Here he spoke on being deadly with his flow, aiming to outshine whoever he spars with, representing the “First Coast” and showing respect to legendary Rappers who were born in Jamaica like Bushwick Bill, Chubb Rock, and Heavy D. What a way to start off the buzz for his upcoming “These Kingston Times” project. This is sure to get lots of spins and people excited with the blend of new school Hip Hop and old school Reggae sounds. Five Steez’s “These Kingston Times” goes online on October 14. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Mixtape Movements: @Slim_ID – God’s Plan
If God is by your side, then all your plans will come to fruition and today Rapper Slim ID believes this with his new project. Titled “God’s Plan“, Slim drops 8 tracks to show you that his talent and determination comes with the help of the creator. With just a couple features from Twig and GMoney ID and production from Brainiac Beats, check out the mixtape below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Mixtape Movements: @Dizzy_theillone – Departure Lounge

After a few delays and teaser singles, Rapper Dizzy The ill One finally released “Departure Lounge“. This project features 14 tracks and top production from Speed Racer, Marco Blyze, Kare Kobain, Lynx, Dahj Di Dadz, Jovi DiPree, Araab Muzik and Dizzy himself. With lyrics about working to achieve success, the everyday struggle, having good times and not keeping watch of your “things”, Dizzy brought along J Capri and Dahj Di Dadz on his journey. This compilation provides a good listen and Dizzy manages to handle his own over the production that hasn’t slacked off throughout the session. No delays or cancellations here so download the project below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Mixtape Movements: @CTRLIndustries x DJ Journee – Rolling Mix (Hosted By @FiveSteez)

Today’s mixtape comes from U.S. based DJ Journee. Titled “Rolling Mix” and hosted by Jamaican Rapper Five Steez, this a collaboration with Jui-Jitsu/MMA apparel company CTRL Industries and the DJ. The mix features some really good remixes from the DJ with tracks by Five Steez, Busy Signal, Kabaka Pyramid, Nas, Pete Rock and many more. Quite entertaining, check out the dubplates by Five Steez as well. Check out the mix below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
NEW VIDEO: @FiveSteez x @Inztinkz – Propheticz (Dir. By @itsLynky)

Five Steez has been making moves lately, one of them happens to be today’s video titled “Propheticz“. Directed by @ItsLynky, Five Steez and fellow Jamaican rapper Inztinkz trade bars while being on the lookout. Simple, no need for the extra effects, just two rappers doing their jobs. Check out the video and press release below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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NEW VIDEO: @MarcusBird Presents: A Look At YardCore (Jamaican Hip Hop)

Today’s entry comes from Filmmaker Marcus Bird as looks into the life of Jamaican Hip Hop a.k.a. “YardCore“. Recording footage from the Yardcore Cypher event that was held on sunday January 13 in Kingston Jamaica, Bird highlights some of the best in the business dropping lyrics bombs. Artists included Five Steez, TSD, Nomad Carlos and TMO. For those who missed out on the event this video highlights some of the energy that was given there. Great performances, YardCore is very much alive here and it needs a higher platform. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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