i thought it was pretty solid.

vinyl villian has started a youtube.

got grubby pawz on it

No sauce to ya drip sir
Raised by the blocks but still classed as a hipster
But cuzzy keep the ting by his hip sir
So s*** don’t s*** stir

Muggs & Rome Streetz 2/26

Dope. Good producer

Self produced @DwindlingSun

He on the beats too

Dude is nice!

Liking the stripped back, spoken word esque style of this and Blk Mans Therapy, also self produced that one.

Same. Hopefully they land on a new project

new roc ft on him lo album

@OmegaRed @7el7

your old droog tha god fahim album out now

Geoff Barrow from Portishead makes fire beats. Sorta Madlib, Alc, Roc style. 50 track beat tape from last year.

@Yolko @marcusg

Super excited for this s***. I think Rome going to have a good year. This album going to set him off like Tea in china did for Boldy

Very dope I still have yet to listen to any Portishead

Same. This was a simple but really good track for sure

Unfortunately I don't think Muggs has that kind of wider appeal... would love to see Alc x Rome at some point tho.

Me too, I only knew of them through a Schoolboy Q song. But somebody recommended I check the tape, and I just wanted to pass it on. Wanted some thoughts from y’all itt. I’ll check Portishead out eventually.

Some joints sound like Alc and Knx. One kinda sounds like Mr T. too.

Looking forward to checking this out

I'll def check the tape. First beat sounds like it could've been on History Will Absolve Me tbh

Second one gives me big Madlib vibes for sure. Diggin em no doubt

That second track

All this time I had no idea Geoff Barrow was a part of Quakers

Track 7, A Story Under The Surface, uses the beat (slightly reworked) from “xxx.” Obviously prefer the Mach version, but still pretty cool none the less.