From the depths of electro-goth rap despair comes The Witchtape, the latest collaboration between Nacho Picasso and Blue Sky Black Death co-maestro 88 Ultra. The supporting cast on this particular descent includes Avatar Darko, Child Actor and Steezie Nasa, among others.
Rapper Joey Ka$h enlists the help of Moor Gang’s Nacho Picasso for “Jock Me,” the new single from Joey’s recent album, Paid the Cost. Rob Skeetz on the beat.
Nacho Picasso gets back with a vengeance. From his Stoned & Dethroned album with Blue Sky Black Death. Shot and edited by Lea Godoy.
Stoned & Dethroned, the long-awaited fourth collaborative effort between SRFSCHL team member Nacho Picasso and the dudes that brought him to the dance in the first place, Blue Sky Black Death, has arrived. It bears a strong passing resemblance to everything that came before; if that surprises you then you’re probably the one that’s been sleeping.
We missed this Nacho x Jarv x SAT Beats one-off when it dropped back in early August: “DB Shooter” (not to be confused with DB Cooper or DB Sweeney.)
Nacho Picasso has a new label home: Brooklyn-based producer Harry Fraud’s Srfschl (that’s Surfschool if you’re still wondering). “In The Trump” is a little preview of what’s to come from the new creative partners. Harry has always been a do-it-all, Swiss army knife-type producer so this team-up should be interesting.
Caz Greez and Bolo Nef, friends from the Underworld Dust Funk collective, exact a plot to destroy the “Turn Up,” by getting decidedly turnt down in this new track featuring Nacho Picasso. We’re running this in the morning, but it sounds like these cats never went to sleep.
Nacho Picasso, again playing the anti-hero with frequent collaborator Raised byy Wolves, is looking for some “Adventure Time” this weekend. Run for the hills. And hide your hoes*.
Play Nacho Picasso’s For The Glory at three-quarter speed while watching Labyrinth backwards, standing on your head. Shit’s trippy, dun.
This song is not about Morgan Freeman. It’s not even really about Captain Morgan Rum. It’s mostly about those idle times that wrought devil’s playground hands, told to you by Donte Peace and Nacho Picasso. It’s hella grimy in the best possible way. With someone called Maxtrax on the beat.
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