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Although a new Dyme Def project may seem to be on the back burner since their previously released full length Yuk the World, that hasn’t stopped group member Fearce Vill from crafting new material as he gets set for his debut full length, Let It Be. For his latest solo effort, the Seattle emcee takes …
Nas’s classic “One Love,” originally produced by Q-Tip, gets the remix treatment by Fearce & BeanOne (of Dyme Def). Using the first two verses off the original, Fearce adds a first person narrative for the middle verse, playing the role of the inmate that Nas is writing. On production, Bean flips The Supremes 1966 classic …
In recent years, bullying has become an international epidemic that’s been coupled with a devastating rise in suicide by those victimized by their antagonizers. The issue has become subject to intense scrutiny by the media, where we’ve learned that Bullying is not blind to gender, race, or age, as exemplified in the recent case of …
After dropping their free release There Goes The Neighborhood a couple weeks back, Seattle’s Fearce & BeanOne (of Dyme Def) waste no time in getting new material to the masses, as the duo drops the visuals for their new song “I Want It All.” Shot and edited by BeanOne, the video depicts Fearce on his …
Rock a/k/a The Rockness Monstah of the famed hip-hop duo Heltah Skeltah delivers his single “Drop ‘Em”, taken from Coalmine Records forthcoming compilation album, Unearthed . At just 74 BPMs, this low-tempo banger boasts production from Seattle’s BeanOne (of Dyme Def) and features cuts, provided by DJ DP ONE of the Turntable Anihilists. You can …