Tagged: Darkroom Productions
RCRD LBL Freeload: Get Em Mamis, “Planet Swag”
Whoa! The ongoing collabo of Bmore legends Darkroom Productions x Get Em Mamis, the kickiest rappers South of the Jerz T-Pike, continues slaying. “Planet Swag” has a sort of “driving in the low-low with the … read more »
Freeload: Wale, “Hate” (prod Darkroom Productions)
Baltimore’s Darkroom Productions just started un-unreleasing tracks from the archives of their recordings for The Wire soundtracks. As Jamal Roberts, one half of DP with Juan Donovan, explains on his blog, this one was recorded … read more »
FADER/Southern Comfort 7-inch Series #7: Get ‘Em Mamis & Hood Headlinaz
According to Baltimore’s Get ‘Em Mamis, “They Jockin,’” the Darkroom Productions produced track they laid for the seventh edition of our FADER/Southern Comfort 7-inch series, will get the elderly “doing the Yung Joc in their … read more »
Freeload: Darkroom Productions f. The Ministry, “The Baltimore Zoo” + Bonus Maino Joint
Apparently “The Baltimore Zoo” is the last song to be leaked before the release of Darkroom Productions‘ Hamsterdam album. We’re kind of bummed because that means we have to wait for the album to hear … read more »
Freeload: Darkroom Productions f. Loonatyk, “Gettin Dollaz (This Is Go-Go)”
Darkroom Productions hit us off with another track from their upcoming Hamsterdam album on Koch. Seriously dudes, is every song going to be a banger like this? Part of the appeal of Darkroom is that … read more »
Freeload: Get ‘Em Mamis, “Push It 08″ + “10% Dis 08″
For a long time we were lamenting the dearth of lady rappers in our social consciousness and then BOOM, they were everywhere, and we became stoked. We have been TiVo’ing Miss Rap Supreme on el … read more »
Audio: Get ‘Em Mamis, “Cold Summer”
You know Get ‘Em Mamis? They are part of the Plague Up Crew. Two hardcore chicas from down Baltimore that tear up the mic like tigers, over club beats by none other than Darkroom Productions. … read more »
Audio: Darkroom Productions f. Ogun, “Money Talk”
We’re always happy to hear something new from Darkroom Productions and especially rap from Baltimore, which seems like something that is perpetually getting off the ground and always almost about to forever blow our minds. … read more »
