Eddie Kaine and BP Infinite deliver their second video “Back Against the Wall” from their album “House of Kaine”. BP lays the audio soundscape for Kaine to show why he is one of the best lyricists in the game today.
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E Murda and Shots Almigh join forces with OT the Real to bring you their second single “Smoke Something”. The three MCs float over the BP banger smoking the competition.
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After dropping their high grade full-length album last Friday, Long Island natives BP and Bunchy Cartier are back with the visuals for album standout “All Over Me.” Directed by Scientific Lens, the video sees Bunchy letting loose in a graffiti-laced abandoned building, which calls back to the street life content of the song.
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Long Island has produced a plethora of outstanding Hip-Hop artists including Busta Rhymes, Roc Marciano, EPMD, and many more. However, the LI village of Amityville has long been associated with its real life haunted house and the horror films it spawned, rather than Hip-Hop. Producer BP and emcee Bunchy Cartier are looking to change that with their collaborative album “Amity Villains,” which is the only the first volume in a series.
The 12-track album is full of hard-hitting yet smooth beats and razor sharp bars. This is that weight-moving rap that excites the feds. Bunchy is one half of the rap duo Dunbar along with Sure Shot Top Dolla, who shows up on five songs on “Amity Villains,” including the album standouts “Go Get My Money” and “World Renown.” Niagara Falls hustler Jamal Gasol and fellow Strong Island native Bub Rock also drop dope guest verses.
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Dunbar are one of the most underrated groups in the game. Made up of Amityville, Long Island emcees BunchyCartier and Sure Shot, Dunbar have been putting out high quality Street Hop since 2016-17. Not only do they deserve more shine but they could easily have Top 20 hits with their sing-song hooks and mellifluous flows.
Bunchy has an album titled “Amity Villains” with production powerhouse BP dropping next Friday, December 10. The second single from the project, “Weight For It,” will have you singing along after just one listen.
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BP releases the full animated video for “Target the Next One” featuring Ras Kass, Tragedy Khadafi & KXNG CROOKED. The animated video is a Scientific Lens odyssey taking the viewer into the world of The Supreme Seven. The video follows the masked gunslinger as he faces off against a trio western adversaries. Each setting leaves our hero with an imposing threat and unique challenge.
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BP brings you his first single featuring Ras Kass, Tragedy Khadafi & KXNG CROOKED. “Target the Next One (Round 1)” is from BP’s debut solo project “The Supreme Seven”. BP injects the track with boom bap energy to set the stage for these three lyrical juggernauts to flex their lyrical prowess. “The Supreme Seven” is described as a modern day western with BP creating an epic tale featuring some of today’s greatest MCs.
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