The Best of Underground Hip-Hop

I'm a Senior in college, and known by my peers as the go to "intellectual authority for everything hip-hop". I post and review the best songs hip-hop has to offer, old and new. Most will be in the “underground” genre, considering that’s where the vast majority of hip-hop's true art resides these days. I update my tumblr daily with new music. I also occasionally post mashups I've put together and poetry I'm working on. I'm currently living in Toledo, Ohio...in case you were wondering. _______________ My Favorites: . Hip-Hop Artist: . Masta Ace .

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Aim – The Force (Ft. Q-Ball & Curt Cazal)

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Aim - The Force (ft Q-Ball & Curt Cazal)

This is some jazzy/chill underground hip-hop you’ve probably never heard before. A real lowkey gem. I really love the sampling. The outstanding instrumental really ties the song together, and adequately complements each MC’s buttery smooth flow. This is from Aim’s 1999 debut album Cold Water Music.

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My Song Rating: 9.4 out of 10

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thelivingsoul said: who hasnt heard of aim.. kidding .. slept on
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silenceintherain said: Is it just me, or is this version censored? I can’t view the time in terms of numbers, but somewhere right before the halfway point, there seems to be an interruption in the lyrics. I’m just saying, in case you didn’t know. Sorry if you were aware.
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1995kid said: hmmm Asher Roth’s “Pabst and Jazz” album is similar
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