Big Apple DJ and radio personality Emilio Sparks has joined forces with DJBooth.net, Cloudkicker and FLüD Watches to bring listeners his latest street release, compilation mixtape Scumbino’s Way. Executive Produced by The Cloudkickers, the project features 16 fresh cuts from some of the game’s hottest underground/up-and-coming artists. Included are previously-leaked cuts “Die Everyday” (Mickey Factz) and “One Step at a Time” (Outasight). In addition to those listed above, Scumbino’s Wayfeatures contributions from Smoke DZA, Big K.R.I.T., Neako and many more. Production comes courtesy of Mike Cash and The Cloudkickers.
Well it looks like The Game is back in the news again. A couple of hours ago a track was let loose on the web called Uncle Otis which seemed like a diss to the latest Jay-Z x Kanye 's Otis track. But according to Game it was not a diss. Thanks Vibe Magazine for catching up with Game and getting a clarification. 
As a going away present, Gen.Erik is giving away a free song entitled "Dear Portland", an ode to the city where he made his musical mark and has called his home for over 10 years. In the clever song, Gen.Erik addresses Portland in an extended metaphor in which he painfully breaks off a relationship with the city he loves. He also utilizes a number of references that are best associated with the City of Roses and home of the Blazers to tell his story. "Dear Portland" was also produced by Gen.Erik and features the precise DJ Wels, also from Animal Farm.
After much anticipation Curtiss King drops his 9 track "DIY" ep, presented by Ashley Outrageous and Black Cloud Music. DIY includes features from Sean Falyon, Dirty Birdy, Noa James, Faimkills, and Faye Valintine as well as production from Curtiss King, Tae Beast, Skhyehutch, and Jynxx. Download here or stream the EP here.
