Starvin B---------Rap College

Starvin B featuring Spit Gemz and Tragedy Khadafi---------Rap College
Starvin B releases his second visual taking these rappers to school with "Rap College" featuring Spit Gemz and Tragedy Khadafi produced by One Take from the impressive album "Blood From A Stone". Go cop that album on Bandcamp and on Itunes 

Spit Gemz--------E Nygma

Spit Gemz--------E Nygma
Spit Gemz has been working consistently. Before dropping the project with Stu Bangas, he drops the new visuals to E Nygma.

Abyss--------Top Tier Monsters

Abyss featuring Spit Gemz and Dr. Voodoo--------Top Tier Monsters

Abyss drops a hard banger Top Tier Monsters featuring Broken Home's general Spit Gemz and Dr. Voodoo produced by One Take Beats. The heavy drum pattern is sick, this track is nuts.

Spit Gemz-----Nelson Muntz/Mystic Moves

Spit Gemz-----Nelson Muntz/Mystic Moves
Broken Home General Spit Gemz releases a double visual to the tracks of Nelson Muntz and Mystic Moves both produced by Don Producci. Dope tracks from Spit Gemz album End The TV dropping November 10th.

Spit Gemz----InkQuisition

Spit Gemz featuring Anthony Cruz (A-Butta)----InkQuisition

Spit Gemz is gonna manhandle tracks once again with the new joint "InkQuisition" featuring Anthony Cruz aka A-Butta formerly Natural Elements produced by One Take. Definitely feeling the kicks on this beat and of course Spit Gemz and A-Butta bodied this track. Check out Spit Gemz new opus End The TV.

Spit Gemz performance at 5 Pointz

Spit Gemz performance at 5 Pointz

Broken Home Family general Spit Gemz catch wreck at 5 Pointz with a freestyle and performing "Graffiti Everywhere" from his groundbreaking album Fvck the Radio

 

Famoso-----Burgundy Clouds

Famoso featuring Spit Gemz-----Burgundy Clouds

There is some heat on this track. We got Famoso featuring Broken Home's Spit Gemz on a blazing track produced by Alterbeats called "Burgundy Clouds". This awesome track is from Famoso's latest project B.A.S.E. (Bob and Stretch Era) EP. The project is gonna be bananas, give the track a listen!

Spit Gemz-----Louder

Spit Gemz-----Louder

It's another one!!! New Shit!!!! This is sure beast mode real music from my dude Spit Gemz; track is called Louder produced by Stu Bangas. This is coming from Stu's forthcoming project "Straight Death 2" compilation so give this a listen. Spit went ham on this. LET'S GO!!!!

Spit Gemz-Fvck The Radio-End of TV

Spit Gemz-Fvck the Radio-End the TV/Independent-(2013)

Artist: Spit Gemz

Album: Fvck the Radio-End of TV

Label: Independent  

Producers: One-Take, Ghetto Blaster, Tre Eight Special, DJ Cause, Vic Grimes, others

Musical chemistry completes many albums in which there are too many inconsistencies as of late. This does not include Brooklyn/Queens MC Spit Gemz that has the gift to tear a beat a new with every fire sixteen. Spit Gemz is not new to the game, he has made a name for himself with the collaboration album “The Opposition” as well as the underground smash release “Welcome to Hellzgate”. He already has original material under his catalog and the name is already buzzing in the streets. Now he continues to manhandle the hip hop game with his latest project “Fvck the Radio-End the TV”

            This album is very gravitating from start to finish emphasizing on the old school 90’s golden era rap with a twist. Starting off with the title track produced by newcomer Tre Eight Special matches Spit’s bars with the keyboard laced beat. “Live From the Bottom” puts his lyrical dexterity on the spotlight while “Graffiti Everywhere” is a prime example of an elaborated vision of Spit’s social commentary view of the gritty environment, “New York New York, crack houses, cheese lines/graffiti everywhere murders on the three line”. That chorus alone shouts an anthem movement. Destro is one of the tracks that expose the average clown rapper: you’re an industry slave and I’m the rhyme master. Now that’s real deep to.

            Another amazing aspect of the album is Gemz knows how to pick guest appearances that will shine with him. Gemz tag teams with Starvin B on “Hershey Hawkins” a track that reminisces of the hardest 90 duo artist tracks while the drum pounding One Take produced Ninja Vanish features the Illapino Aye Wun. Broken home’s affiliate G.S. Advance blessed the mic perfectly on Crimson Guard: “I digest your moms/shit out ya siblings/rebuild ya family in my waist to make a livin.” Thirstin Howl the 3^rd and Meyhem Lauren assisted lyrical content on “Homemade Hot Sauce” or the awesome NYC/Philly collabo between Gemz and Vinnie Paz giving you the punch in your face rap on "Invisible Chess" and battling the demons on “The Devil’s Rejects” when AG Da Coroner shines the light on the tough struggle in NYC: ”No money for food/my own fuking Ramadan”. Overall, Gemz brings storytelling imagination of the hood mixed with comedic cleverness that makes you think.

            Fvck the Radio will ring bells to the average listener. It’s an introduction of Gemz in creating a new wave of music and circumvents the desensitizing of tom foolery from the radio and television. If you want to hear real sixteen’s and then this is definitely the album to listen to. One Take produced almost half of the project which adds brilliance from the bass lines, high hats to snares complementing perfectly with Spit’s crafty delivery. The 20 track album has diversity: superb production, lyrical delivery and a great 90’s era feel for the listeners. This album makes the average listener screams FVCK THE RADIO!

             Strong Tracks: “Live From the Bottom”, “Graffiti Everywhere”, “Destro”, “Crimson Guard”, “Certain Delegates”

            Weak Tracks:  None

            Rating:out of