Rapper/singer Scribes keeps consistent, striving for “The Ceiling” on his West Coast grind. Tacoma’s Leezy Soprano lends bars and heft to the track. Grab it here if you’re digging it.
Rapper/singer Scribes keeps consistent, striving for “The Ceiling” on his West Coast grind. Tacoma’s Leezy Soprano lends bars and heft to the track. Grab it here if you’re digging it.
Seattle ex-pat and now Los Angeles resident Scribes released his new EP yesterday, SeaCal Drive. Dude has teased the record with a grip of lead-up material which you can find covered elsewhere on this blog. Best to just grab the download for free, though, and check the behind-the-scenes video below.
Scribes released the accompanying video to his latest single, “Backseat (New Ride)”. Detooz Films with the vision. Scribes’ SeaCal Drive EP drops September 17. Grab the track here.
Scribes will undoubtedly obtain the Kinda Like Drake label as more ears track his music. It’s important to remember that dude was doing his thing before So Far Gone dropped, so yeah…smoke that in your pipe. Here he updates the whole “back seat of my Jeep, let’s swing an episode” thing fairly well. Captain Midnite on the beat.
All play no work for the homie Scribes in his new clip, “Hop On The Ride,” directed by Harry Clean of Detooz Films.
The homie Scribes came through with a new track: “Hop On The Ride” produced by Sebino, of Members Only. Happy Friday, people!
Thanks to the homie Scribes for linking me to Aaron Cohen’s most recent mixtape, Murk, which was released late last year behind the formidable push of Mishka NYC. AC hails from Seward Park but now makes his home in Queens, New York. Seattle rap once again out the perimeter.
Scribes and BeanOne on a new one, “Thruourmusic.” Toast to the MC’s birthday live at Neumos on February 3.
Click here to download “Thruourmusic” by Scribes (produced by BeanOne).
From Scribes’ most recent LP, What Was Lost, which you can grab for free here. Jon Jon gets behind the lens again on this clip.
WWL might go down as one of the most overlooked SEA rap albums of the year, so make sure to be cooler than your other friends and check it out.
Seattle multimedia artist Mike Folden recently did a nice video profile on Scribes. I’ve never met dude, but he comes across as a thoughtful, intensely focused artist. Peep that above and download his latest full-length, What Was Lost, for free here. Scribes gets a great live look on June 10 when he opens for Pharoahe Monch at The Crocodile.