This week’s Listenin’ Booth includes music from the South Philadelphia born and bred rapper, Meek Mill and his new single, “Me (FWM)” off of his new album, “Expensive Pain”. Plus four other essential tunes you should be listening to right now.
Me (FWM) – Meek Mill featuring A$AP Ferg
Philly’s Meek Mill releases his fifth studio album, Expensive Pain. “Me (FWM)” is our go-to track for its intensity and brilliant verbal exchange with rapper extraordinaire, A$AP Ferg.
Weedie Braimah is widely regarded as the premier voice of the Djembe. Born in Ghana and raised in East St. Louis with deep roots in New Orleans. His new album, “The Hands Of Time” is released on Philadelphia’s Ropeadope Records.
Philadelphia wordsmith, Curly Castro, releases the dynamic and eclectic “Little Robert Hutton” full length album. We went with the jazzed-out “Bleek Shadows” track but all of the fourteen songs are stunning.
“Too Loyal For My Own Good” is the latest full length album from UK rapper and Drill artist, Headie One.
Kenyan-born music producer and DJ Makossiri makes club music that defies genre limitations. Rich in narration and soaked in a cinematic atmosphere, her music is a blend of both hardcore techno, folk-punk, trance, industrial noise, and African rhythms mixed with otherworldly sounds, elements of Afro-Futurism and Egyptian mythology.
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