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So I told ya’ll about Maryland emcee ScholarMan two weeks ago when his Hiroshima Fusion EP dropped. I’m still jamming to it. Soul, jazz and hip hop done well is always a good combination. Here’s a new video from ScholarMan for “Hopes & Dreams,” a track from his 2010 Free Spirit of a Troubled Soul…

Broadway Miller is a new artist out of my home state (NC). Not sure what city though because his website doesn’t say. Anyway Broadway Miller won the NCUMA (North Carolina Underground Music Award) for Best New Artist a couple of weeks ago. This track will be featured on Tasha S’s The Arrival Mixtape Vol. 2…

In preparation for the release of their upcoming album, New World Symphony, Chosen Few had decided to release of their newest (free) project Sounds From The Fewture. Part of the legendary Hiero family, Chosen Few seeks to enlighten and inspire with their style and underlying message – you have the power to choose what music…

…the site is still being updated. Stay tuned for the relaunch. At that time posting will be back at full throttle since so much dope material has dropped in the past couple of days. I also have some exclusive news about my favorite NC group Kooley High that you won’t hear anywhere else. Also don’t…

Nominations are now open for the 2010 SC Music Awards, coming July 9-11 in Charleston, SC. Several of my SC counterparts have been nominated for awards. Randy Roper –who does the Where Is Hip Hop? segment on the show–is up for Impact Person Of The Year. WarrenJae –who I’ve been telling ya’ll for months is…

…the site is still being updated. Stay tuned later this week for the unofficial relaunch. In the meantime don’t forget April’s Feature Night Thursday is coming April 8! Guests include Ms. B’ Havin and 9th Wonder JAMLA/The Academy signee’s Rapsody and Actual Proof. They will both be live in the studio! Same time, same place…

…from a hip hop perspective.Run That Back: Happy Martin Luther King Day from a hip hop perspective. Happy Valentine’s Day from a hip hop perspective.

Says the press release: ScholarMan recently found himself checking out the 1979 work of the soulful band Hiroshima and decided to create an EP that fuses their jazzy and soulful sound with his brand of hip-hop, thus the reason for the title. This is his first free project of 2010 that features the talents of…

Pretty Ricky, you left a lane wide open for The Transfers to slide right on into with this one. Download ‘Breakfast In Bed’. Props to Tasha S.