Fairfield’s hip-hop/electro music blog is back again with another hit playlist. Check out www.Stagsflow.com to download all of the songs on the list.
“The Don” by Nas, prod. Salaam Remi, Da Internz & Heavy D
This is the first single off Nas’ upcoming album titled “Life Is Good.” With the state of hip-hop going a couple of different directions, it’s good to see Nas coming back hard with his signature sound. One of the best lyricists of all time, Nas kills it on this one.
“Hollywood” by The Dean’s List, feat. Dani Ummel
This is the newest leak off The Dean’s List’s upcoming project “Generation X.” Everyone in the world was obsessed with The Dean’s List as soon as they heard “If I Die Young,” and I have a feeling people are going to love this one.
“Number 16” by Wiz Khalifa
Wiz pretty much took over the internet this week with the release of his latest mixtape “Taylor Allderdice,” crashing Datpiff and Livemixtapes.com several times. The project as a whole was pretty tight – not everything that was expected – but all around a success. This is a favorite track off the mixtape. The beat has a jazzy feel to it and Wiz’s flow is too smooth.
“Numbers” by Logic
Logic is arguably the most consistent young MC coming up in the game today. He releases hit after hit, and “Numbers” is no exception. This is the first official release off his new mixtape “Young Sinatra: Undeniable,” which is set to be released in the near future.
“New Religion” by OnCue, prod. Party Supplies & Just Blaze
OnCue teamed up with two legends of production for his new track “New Religion.” This track has been highly anticipated for a while, and Cuey never disappoints. He kills it here, once again displaying his dope, strong flow. This is one you should all check out.
“Dear Lord” by Tayyib Ali
Tayyib just released his newest song “Dear Lord” this week, and it promptly shot up to number 1 on the charts on HotNewHipHop.com. In this track, Tayyib takes on a topic that’s not often discussed in the rap game: his faith. It’s impressive to see such a young MC willing to be an open book to his fans, and a ridiculously soulful Jahlil Beats instrumental doesn’t hurt either.
“Greyhound” by Swedish House Mafia
Swedish House Mafia needs no introduction. This is the newest track from the Swedish EDM super producers, and of course it’s epic. Be prepared to hear this one played at pretty much every party you’re at from here on.
“Video Games (Lana Del Rey Cover)” by Collin McLoughlin
If you haven’t checked out any of Collin McLoughlin’s acoustic covers, you need to ASAP. StagsFlow has been supporting Collin for a long time; he’s ridiculously talented and has an amazing voice. He’s also amassed over seven million views on YouTube. This is his newest cover of Lana Del Rey’s “Video Games.” As always, it was entirely sung, produced, recorded and mastered by Collin himself.
“Purple Swag (Jim-E Stack Bootleg)” by A$AP Rocky
It wouldn’t be a StagsFlow playlist without a little A$AP thrown in there. Jim-E Stack took the track that started it all for A$AP Rocky and his crew, and then he put his own spin on it. This track was also released with an amazing version of the original Purple Swag video done by Jason Arno that is definitely worth a look.
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