The Super High series is back, and it’s more potent than ever…
The original Super High was a mixtape released on 4/20/09 by Alpha Male Society (AMSOC) members Big Hop & Kotix (Don DiGiorgio).
The mixtape was a favorite among weedheads and achieved great reviews and tons of downloads. This time around, they brought in their whole Alpha Male family to help out with their lyrical onslaught of the cannabis culture. The production is held down by X3M, Leland Jones, L’Orange, Verbal, Poe Mack, JMProductions and more. Standout songs include the posse cut, Super High 2, Weedman, High Definition & Light Up, however all the tracks will make you want to kick back, smoke something, and turn every day into 4/20…

Today, Illmaculate is excited to release his new album, Skrill Talk, which is now available for sale via Wapikiya Records. To celebrate the release, the Portland, Oregon, native is giving fans one of the most anticipated tracks from the project, "Go Study," which features Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, and OnlyOne.

For Illmaculate, the youngest rapper to ever win Scribble Jam and owner of back-to-back titles at the internationally recognized World Rap Championships, it's been a little too easy for doubters to put his skills in a box. "Go Study" is Illmaculate's rebuttal to those uncertain of his skills as a well rounded emcee. "For those people basically saying that I'm just a 'battle rapper,'" remarks Illmaculate, "you better go study. It goes a lot deeper than that." And he promptly proceeds to drive that point home on wax, with lines like, "They wanna listen closely, and shove me in their box/ And try to pigeonhole me into something that I'm not."

Joining Illmaculate for the single are two of his personal favorite artists, Tech N9ne and Krizz Kaliko, along with Illmac's own Sandpeople crew member, OnlyOne. "The whole experience of creating something from the ground up with an artist I've looked up to since I was 15," describes Illmaculate, who remembers studying Tech N9ne's technique as a young, aspiring lyricist. "It was definitely surreal."

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Purchase Illmaculate's Skrill Talk HERE

Hip hop's "golden age" also known as the "golden era" was a period varying in time frames during the 1980s and 1990s said to be characterized by its diversity, quality, innovation and influence. There were strong themes of Afrocentricity and political militancy, while the music was experimental and the sampling eclectic.....with that being said.... Hexsagon has released his latest "Beat Tape" of instrumentals hes produced from 2005-2010 inspired by Hip-Hop's golden years. Enjoy!