Editor's Picks 5-1-16

Throwback Track: PM Dawn - Die Without You

I watched my favorite 90's movie this past weekend, Boomerang. Eddie Murphy was the man and his biggest issue was picking between Robin Givens and Halle Berry both in their prime. His best friends were David Alan Grier and Martin Lawrence and this awesome song was on the soundtrack. The 90's really had an odee amount of one hit wonder R&B male groups. I'm not complaining. Watch Die Without You after the break.


underground - exchange reemix

A few weeks back sonREEM blessed us with his remix to Bryson Tiller's Exchange. It's been a long time coming for this guy to start making waves on the Jersey scene. He's made music with Maxx Kenif recently and dropped his first single #TwerkiT a day ago for his new project he's announcing. It's clear there's a real Lil Wayne inspired sound to him. I won't spill too much too soon. Just click that play button below.



Song on Repeat: luhh - Future James

I'm a fan on synths and remixed tracks already made famous by others. Thus the reason I've kept Future James mix to At Your Best by Frank Ocean on repeat. If we loved Frank's remix to the Aaliyah classic I think you guys can get with this groovy mix of both. I need yall to feel this. Oh, thanks Triece!


Project of the Week: Back of My Lac' - J. Holiday

I guess this project serves as somewhat of a throwback as well. The debut of J. Holiday will probably always be in my music rotation. One could argue it as a classic, or at least I could. Bed, Suffocate, Be With Me, and Pimp In Me pretty much got me through high school (and Icebox by Omarion). It was only right to revisit it this week. Listen to it in its entirety below.

Listen: Boomerang - @KingThelonious

Nowadays, it always feels like this new age of rappers don't have as much talent. In my opinion they are hiding behind the producers of this new age. I'd like to say the same about King ​Thelonious.

Although a few months old now I stumbled upon this flip of a few tracks off the Boomerang Movie Soundtrack. It's always nice hearing flips of songs previously made famous by others. On top of that I love the aesthetic because Boomerang is one of my favorite movies. Anyways you can listen to it for yourself. Boomerang by King Thelonious after the break.