Starting the new year with a bang, Harlem’s own, Young Dell releases his mixtape Bigger Than The Block.  The 11 track body of work includes guest features from other Harlem talents like Wade, King YK, Finesse, Merch Lotto, Rich Rhymer, and Fetti Kev.

This mixtape is covered in the New York street grime. Young Dell straps listeners in for a chilling ride through his life as he discusses topics like survival, betrayal, morals, and everyday life. Perfect hoodie season music, Bigger Than The Block is one of a kind. Contributing his own style to instrumentals, like “Militant,” “Focused,” and “DFA,” Young Dell’s raw and pain-ridden lyrics take listeners down a dark alley of truth. Listen to Bigger Than The Block here.

Forever Fresh, DarealaFlex45, SirhcoBangs & Just Cauz are The Horsemen. The crews’ debut album exhibits a rugged, rebellious flow over a variation of hip hop beats. Representing New England to Brooklyn and back again The Horsemen debut album is now available to the world.

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Our top picks of the self titled album The Horsemen are: “The Minute Song” which you might want to bump with a freaky friend, “Up Up and Away” and “Homegrown” feat. Causin Effect are for you and your stoner friends,

“Cautious” and “Until I Die” are more gritty tracks on Brooklyn Drill beats for the streets. “Feel The Vibe”and “Everyday” for the confident/feeling myself moments, and “Morning After” display the aftermath of a wild night you may have wanted to forget.