Jo Biggs – Head To The Sky ft. Rocka Boy [Video]
You usually see Jo Biggs accompanied by his First Class comrades, Ace Gifted and Sonny Black, but this summer he’ll be showing off his skill as an individual MC. Off his first solo project, “The Conceited Nobody”, Biggs gives you “Head To The Sky” featuring Rocka Boy directed by Moore Than Vision.
KassCrook – Determination
After his TRUSIC debut, Breaking Point, KassCrook was determined to keep working, determined to continue to grow artistically, and determined to deliver a solid, well-thought-out, quality product with his new mixtape “Determination.” That is exactly what he did with this project. I love the beat selection, concepts, and overall tone of this project.
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Lyrical Homicide ft. Jo Biggs and Ace Gifted
Kass Crook – Lyrical Homicide ft. Jo Biggs and Ace Gifted
Kass Crook teams up with some First Class representatives to deliver a verbal onslaught for Kass’ new mixtape. The new project, the follow-up to Kass Crook’s Breaking Point, will be titled Determination. You can expect to get your hands on Determination before the end of this year. This is Kass Crook’s second video directed by DeSean Moore for Moore Than Vision.
Zues Lytning – TaTs R Us ft. Jo Biggs, G Bags, Kwamizzle and QuaStar
Producer/occasional rapper/part-time Greek god stunt double, Zues Lytning, drops the self-directed video for his first single, “TaTs R Us,” off of his debut album “Zues Juice.” Producing 100% of the album, “Zues Juice” will be an exhibition of Zues’ production skills while he recruits various artists to lend verses over the original tracks. Check out the album cover (Intell Hazefield design) and the video for “TaTs R Us” below.
First Class – The X Men Project
First Class (Jo Biggs, Ace Gifted, Sonny Black and producer Icon-J) are known for tough rhymes over tough beats and a contemporary sound. Speaking about being current, they are right on time with The X Men Project (while it’s still in theaters). Though the name of the mixtape is coincidentally convenient, once you hit play you will realize these lyricists aren’t with the gimmicks. Be prepared for some crowd pleasing beats, wordplay, and enough witty punchlines to even make the most stringent of hip hop purists press rewind.
