This is the third or fourth unreleased Marci jawn this month alone so I’m going to dispel with any pleasantries. “Bozack”. Marcberg reissue on legendary NYC record shop Fat Beats’ record arm. Mad  Max, bad backs, bleed tomato on the street ladle. Gully, gutter or grimy. Or all of the above. Stream below and grab the reissue on October 30.

What would throwing rice on the block look like?

Drinking St. Ives out the vase, bang a young Josephine Baker, coins on steroids. The truth is that Roc Marciano would rather watch paint dry than fuck with the weak MCs nipping at his heals. Marciano evokes more vivid imagery in just over two minutes than most artists will over an entire album.”Momma’s Song” is self-produced and features a mean Hamilton Bohannon sample. Like I said a few weeks ago, another day another brilliant Marciano track that will not appear on Reloaded (still tagged with a November 13 release date via Decon. Enjoy below.

Another day, another brilliant Reloaded outtake from Roc Marciano. The album will drop on November 13 via Deacon and if tracks like “Rocky II” and “Sweet Nothings” can’t make the cut than we are in for some serious head noddery. “Rocky II” is a smooth bit of boxframe music that Marciano just rides over. To be honest with you, this is one of the very few Marciano tracks where the beat is more memorable than the verses. Of course, he’s still more clever/innovative than 99% of rappers out there on “Rocky II”. Stream below.

It’s a travesty that this is the first time that Roc Marciano has made into The Astral Plane and I take most of the responsibility. The fact of the matter is that no one outside of Action Bronson packs more rhymes that make you laugh, then scratch your head, then head straight to your computer to Google ’em. Who is Dave Wingate you ask? The 15 year NBA veteran who finished his career with the Sonics (R.I.P.) in 2001 of course. Peep the self-produced “I Shot The King” below and be prepared to rewind again and again and again. And then again. The track is off of Reloaded, dropping everywhere November 13 via Deacon.