Already this year we see Kansas City's hip-hop community taking their game to the next level . . .
RIGHT NOW WE'RE BREAKING NEWS OF THE GROUNDBREAKING NEW SINGLE 'KILL ME' FROM KANSAS CITY HIP-HOP PRODUCER AND DJ D/WILL!!!
Take a listen:
Artist statement regarding his new track:
"This is from my upcoming project “The Reset”–
Vanity is something that I deal with as an artist. Sometimes I get so trapped in the work and art of it all that I take my eye off god. So I pray daily that he eliminates that vanity from my heart, and although I strive to make dope music I want it to point praise and glory to God. (matthew 5:16)"
That's MilkDrop on the vocals.
A bit of insight regarding D/Will . . .
"Born Denzel Williams in 1982, he doesn’t have the stereotypical hard-knock life emcees and producers often fabricate to make it in the game. He grew up in suburban North Kansas City, in a two-parent home with his brother. He’s proud of his good childhood, college education and faith in God. And none of it kept him from falling in love with hip-hop."
D/Will is also one of the best hip-hop pros in Kansas City who is putting this town's music scene on the map.
More in a bit . . .
Nice hook, kind of an alternative sound.
ReplyDeleteStill, nothing more than nigger noise and nigger boys..
ReplyDeleteIDIOT
ReplyDeleteThat Sucks.
ReplyDeleteNo, niggers suck, as do !
ReplyDeleteJust another attempt by TKC to prove that he's a gay black guy trapped in a fat latino body. Come out of your basement!!
ReplyDeleteDon't care about TKC but you know what's stupid about you people is that most of the commenters didn't even read about the artist who is college educated and a Christian who is making good music.
ReplyDeleteSome of you commenters sicken all of KC and misrepresent the Midwest
"Some of you commenters sicken all of KC and misrepresent the Midwest."
ReplyDeleteI try to keep this in mind, but its hard.
This guys ok... better than what TKC has produced in the past... keep digging Tony, maybe one day you'll get it.
ReplyDeleteI read about the artist and even know about the artist and I agree with 90% of the comments minus the two assholes at 8:39 and 9:04. If you two have such a distaste about what is said or talked about in here then I say haul your asses out of here and don't come back. But as statistics will prove those who break the law are those who appear to be the most outspoken towards those who speak the truth.
ReplyDeleteHmm, think I'll listen to some Miles Davis and Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Good way to start the week.
ReplyDeleteAt least this guy has had an impact in the area...and he's not a no name. I don't really like his music, but I don't hate it either... it's relavent.
ReplyDelete9:43 I don't care either one way or another about most rap either. There are some songs I like but most sounds are the same as what the next guy is doing. No gang banging rap lover is going to pay any attention to no God loving rapper. No strict God loving father is going to let his kids listen to any rapper at all even if the rapper says he loves God. So the guy is shooting himself in the foot with all the God talk IMHO. Plus nobody really cares for someone who tries to sell themselves and their music while making sure you know all about their goody two shoe up bringing.
ReplyDeleteTERRIBLE opening, and it didn't get any better after that...I'd like to kill you for putting out this inferior work product!!!
ReplyDelete9:58... agreed...
ReplyDeleteIn rap it's not where you're from, it's where you're at..
some of the most famous have a good upbringing.... it's how well you relate to people. It's music, some people don't have the "IT" factor it takes to make it... or to even claim some semi underground fame.... it's hard work, and it aint' easy being greasy plr.
Jesus said "kill me" and look how that turned out?
ReplyDeleteMORE nigger noise from Byron.
ReplyDeleteYes, by all means ... kill him. We don't need any more self-inflated ego-driven pretense of talent.
ReplyDeleteWe've has enough, dear>