The Concrete Floor

Don’t miss this jet yo, ha ha. This plane lands next week along with Krizzle so don’t forget to get both of these quality releases. But this track right here, is straight throw in the deck and let it ride. Don’t believe me? Press play and just enjoy the sounds! The Stoned Immaculate in stores June 5th.

We’re just a week away from the Def Jam debut of Sir Krizzle. This jawn is fonky, yet hype which is reminiscent of some 8Ball & MJG, Three Six Mafia, and some good ole Outkast in some Mississippi gumbo that Krit can only create. Turn this one up after you press play and get your pre-order for Live from the Underground by clicking here if you haven’t done so already.

The Montreal native drops her second video from her Visions LP. Too dope to ignore despite a tad bit of tardiness. Check her site for her tour itinerary where she shares the stage with Diplo and Skrillex. In the meantime just click play y’all!

I may be a little late on this but better late than never. First offering from the Rebirth of Detroit project us Dilla fans have been hankering for with verses from the hybrid Danny Brown. Now if that left you with a watering mouth for some Dilla you can check out the trailer for the project below. I don’t want to speak on it that much just know that THECONCRETEFLOOR.com will definitely be supporting this project. Rebirth of Detroit will be available 6/12/12, so keep that on your radar!

Emcee Red Eye, one half of group The Closers droped a solo project that definitely needs to be on your radar. Definitely the best thing he’s released thus far, as the overall sound is gritty and a nod to the sound of 90’s hip hop with a modern day twist. You want dope boom bap beats, and straight raw rhymes this project is definitely for you! The stand out tracks on this project definitely have to be: One By One featuring Born Unique, You Ain’t Ready with the other half of The Closers Shabaam Sahdeeq & King Magnetic, Hardcore featuring Mayhem Lauren & Blaq Poet (which can be heard below), and last but not least the first leak off of the project: Fuck B’n Polite. Although the intro is done by none other than J-Love and this project is entitled a mixtape, it plays out more like a street album. Definitely add this project to your hard drives collection. All you need to know how to get it is below or by clicking here.

A visual from the project 4Eva NA Day drops to hold us over until the proper major label debut “Live From The Underground” releases. The vid is put together well, which isn’t much to speculate since everything he drops is done with quality. As a bonus we had to include some new audio from the re-release of his critically acclaimed mixtape K.R.I.T. Wuz Here (which is now available physically courtesy of Nature Sounds)entitled I Heard It All Before. Enjoy the stream below.

The boys from Cambridge, Mass. are back and bring us a sneak peak of their upcoming album Gossamer in the form of their first single “Take A Walk”. To me, it sounds a tad more upbeat and poppish from their last go round, but it’s definitely catchy. The hook is definitely something FUN. sounding and the lyric delivery comes off a little Coldplay-ish. Overall the song has potential, but it leaves the hankering for more which won’t be too much longer (July 24th to be exact). In the meantime stream the song below.

As if the debut of 3 new songs at SXSW didn’t end the speculation of a new album from this artist, than this single surfacing should end all of that. Only other speculation at this point is any Jon Brion involvement. The US release for The Idler Wheel… is tentatively set for June 19th so mark your calendars. In the meantime, check out the single gem below.

One of The Concrete Floors favorite groups that emerged in 2011 debuts the video from Torches sixth single entitled Houdini. The whole Torches album is dope and if you have not heard it yet feel free to purchase/preview it by clicking here. As a bonus, we included the video from the Converse/Journeys 3 Artists 1 Song series below featuring A-Trak, Mark Foster, and upcoming star from Gotye’s Someone That I Use To Know song Kimbra.

The second offering from Spittas The Stoned Immaculate project continues with the ill vibe effect, and a whole lot less Wale. The pimpish production is brought to you by none other than OG Daz and he laces the Pilot nicely with this one. The Dillenger verse is far from lackluster as well. Pimp talk, car talk, smooth beat, jet life fool! The Stoned Immaculate is due June 5th. Make sure you click the link for that crazy ill pre-order package the Jets got for y’all.