DJBooth.net: [Listen] De La Soul - Vocabulary Spills

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1. [Listen] De La Soul - Vocabulary Spills
2. [Download] Avery Storm - Party on the Roof Top
3. [Listen] Que ft. Lizzle & Trey Songz - Too Much
4. [Listen] Matisyahu - Reservoir
5. [Listen] Rich Kidd - The Valley
6. [Listen] Ziggy Marley ft. U-Roy - FLY RASTA
7. [Download] Tate Tucker - Renaissance Man
8. [Listen] Chamillionaire - End of a Knife
9. [Download] Jaymes Young - Habits Of My Heart (Sufjan Stevens Remake)

[Listen] De La Soul - Vocabulary Spills Posted: 23 Mar 2014 08:14 AM PDT Pack your bags, Booth readers, ‘cause we’re taking a nostalgia trip. Although Vocabulary Spills is a new release, hearing De La Soul spit over boardwork by the late, great J. Dilla on a track that samples Nas‘s classic It Ain’t Hard to Tell is guaranteed to transport veteran heads back in time to hip-hop’s Golden …   Click the link for the stream.

[Download] Avery Storm - Party on the Roof Top Posted: 23 Mar 2014 08:10 AM PDT As the weather warms up in NYC, indie R&B singer Avery Storm has been spending more time atop his apartment building. Contrary to what his new promo single’s title may suggest, though, he hasn’t been kicking with the homies; he’s been gazing into the sky, revisiting memories of his younger sister, who passed away four years ago Saturday. On Party …   Click the link for the stream and download.

[Listen] Que ft. Lizzle & Trey Songz - Too Much Posted: 23 Mar 2014 08:05 AM PDT Thus far in March, we’ve featured Atlantic Records fast-riser Que a whopping four times: twice as a headliner (OG Bobby Johnson (Remix), Jungle Fever) and twice as a guest (DJ Scream‘s Always, DJ Mustard‘s Vato). Since there’s no such thing as Too Much new music from a talented …   Click the link for the stream.

[Listen] Matisyahu - Reservoir Posted: 23 Mar 2014 08:00 AM PDT It’s been a while—more than four years, in fact—since Matisyahu last stepped into The DJBooth with a new feature, but you shouldn’t take that to mean the Orthodox Jewish reggae phenom’s inspiration has dried up. Just the opposite; he’s got more fresh ideas than the immense Reservoir in NYC’s Central Park has fresh water. On single numero uno off his …   Click the link for the stream.

[Listen] Rich Kidd - The Valley Posted: 21 Mar 2014 12:30 PM PDT Not featured on the solo tip since September of last year, when he earned positive reader reviews for mixtape inclusion Far From Rich, Rich Kidd returns to start his 2014 off right with new single The Valley. Dedicated to the ladies in the house, this dark, sensual jam finds the T-Dot rapper and producer touting his prodigious sexual abilities …   Click the link for the stream.

[Listen] Ziggy Marley ft. U-Roy - FLY RASTA Posted: 21 Mar 2014 11:30 AM PDT Over the years, we’ve featured tracks by a number of reggae legend Bob Marley’s musical progeny; Julian, Damian, Ky-Mani and Stephen have each appeared at least once on our pages. Today, a fifth member of the clan makes his grand entrance into the Booth. On FLY RASTA, the …   Click the link for the stream.

[Download] Tate Tucker - Renaissance Man Posted: 21 Mar 2014 11:00 AM PDT In addition to being an editor for a top tier music website, I’m also really good at napping, using bad puns, and eating pizza; a regular Renaissance Man. Well, at least I thought I was, until I heard the latest effort from Tate Tucker. Lets just say write that it helps to have, you know, actual talent. Experimenting with a …   Click the link for the stream and download.

[Listen] Chamillionaire - End of a Knife Posted: 21 Mar 2014 10:30 AM PDT F**king with Chamillionaire is a little like grabbing a straight razor by the wrong end; you’re guaranteed to come away with some deep cuts, and you very well may find end up in the emergency room. On newly-released promo single End of a Knife, however, the H-Town mainstay gets blood on his hands without even intending to do so. Accompanied …   Click the link for the stream.

[Download] Jaymes Young - Habits Of My Heart (Sufjan Stevens Remake) Posted: 21 Mar 2014 10:00 AM PDT Hip-hop and Sufjan Stevens (and indie rock, in general, for that matter) have always been strange bedfellows. Every so often a DJBooth-approved artist will stretch the boundaries of their genre and grab some inspiration from the talented crooner; add Jaymes Young to the list. His latest promo single, Habits Of My Heart, draws some serious inspiration from Stevens’ Concerning the …   Click the link for the stream and download.