Sex Tape was out the lane. Brainstorm’s The Celestine Prophecy held it down and was good but not great. Yuk The World will (hopefully) set sh-t straight in the world of Dyme Def. This blogger is fickle when it comes to the Three Bad Brothas from Renton. F-ck it, Space Music was so good I have reason to be. Looking forward to December 6th when the album is set to drop. That’s just in time to be considered for 206UP.COM’s Best Of 2011 list. Oh boy.
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VIDEO: “Timeless” – Dyme Def
Dyme Def did something completely different with last year’s Sex Tape, an album that would have been easy to hate on if it hadn’t been executed so well. I prefer them when they’re making Space Music but mu’f-ckas gotta grow, so good on ’em for it. “Timeless” is the second video from Sex Tape. It’s danceable, updated disco; stuff you’re used to hearing on Clear Channel, so go ahead and get down, wallflowers.
DOWNLOAD: “Do Something” (Dyme Def)
Well, we all know Dyme Def’s upcoming Sex Tape is geared toward the ladies. “Do Something” is proof positive of that. The beat is hella thick and Brain has really never sounded better, going double-time all over Bean One’s chunky grind.
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Brain Blows-Off Steam
Have you seen Brainstorm’s Twitter feeds lately? Sounds like dude is working hard and wants to commit mic murder on wack-ass rappers. Typical. Dyme Def have never been ones to shy away from confrontations on wax, even if their primary targets are usually said ambiguous wack-asses. To their beef credit, though, Brain might be the only emcee from the young 206 crop to officially tell Mix to stop reppin’ Seattle (see: “I’m That Guy” off Space Music; also see Wikipedia entry: “Irrelevant Rap Beefs”). Anywaaaay…
…Brain leaked this yesterday to the Twittersphere. It’s him rapping over Rick Ross’ “Mafia Music”. No beat is safe, indeed. Looking forward to the next Dyme Def EP, Sex Tape, to keep us warm this winter.
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