"Fresh off being featured on the critically acclaimed TV series "I Survived Beyond and Back", Stoneface follows with his new single and video "That's All I Ask of You" (produced by BP) featuring William Cooper. This Masar directed video gives the people a bird's eye view of the recording process and the audio magic that occurs when you bring Stoneface, William Cooper, and BP together in the recording studio. "That's All I Ask of You" is featured on Stoneface's debut EP titled "BP Presents...Stoneface" and is available for FREE DOWNLOAD. Enjoy."

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New music from The Promise, Lakefront Playground Is a very soothing and relaxing joint, produced by Mulatto Patriot and featuring Primeridian...enjoy :

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Beatrock Music is proud to present the first official Beatrock release from new fam member 6Fingers! "Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't" comes from the upcoming 6Fingers X Topkat album, entitled Mercury Retrograde. The track features features Hip Hop legends Del The Funky Homosapien and Exile.

Many pop up and fall "Off The Radar". But King Tee still hasn't lost a single step with his flow, even since 1988, which is great to see. This a new E-A-Ski track also featuring the Young Maylay off E-A-Ski's The Fifth Skithoven

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Next week, on April 10th, rapper billy woods will release his latest album, History Will Absolve Me. Late last month, woods teased fans with the album's lead single, the Roc Marciano- and Masai Bey- featuring "Body Of Work," and now woods is excited to release a new, non-album song, "Frozen Sunlight," featuring Open Mike Eagle and MarQ Spekt. For the track's unique artwork, woods enlisted the efforts of pemdesigns.

To produce the track, woods called on frequent collaborator Willie Green, who also provides the lion's share of the beats on History Will Absolve Me, and Green answers that call with a truly raucous effort - horns blaring; cymbals ringing; bass rumbling; drums pounding. "We didn't over-think this one," explains woods, when asked about the song's concept, "Our foremost intention was to make a banger. Hopefully we succeeded."

As with the best posse cuts and collaborations, the emcees looked to each other for inspiration, the competitive spirit of the studio inspiring a sum even greater than its already impressive individual parts. "Open Mike Eagle set the table perfectly, and MarQ Spekt tore the beat to pieces," says woods. "I went last, so I tried to tie together the sentiments of the previous two verses. I was definitely writing my verse feeling like 'don't fuck it up.'"