[Via Scope Music] New AR Classics Record featuring CCR / Scope Music Artist SPNDA: Lead single featuring SPNDA (of Retrospek) off Carolina Black & Dominik Omega’s new EP, ‘Smartest Guys In The Room’. Produced by The Arcitype. Stream / Buy https://soundcloud.com/arclassicrecords/carolina-black-dominik-omegaRead More →
[Via Scope Music] We are really proud to announce the Debut EP from our CCR / Scope Music Brother JuneLYfe. Rhythm iN Black is not only his first solo release outside of his work with Retrospek, it is his first RnB album presenting a new facet of his artistry toRead More →
[Via Bs and 3s] New track from the homie GreyScale! “Bass Keep Buzzin’” produced by Nomak. I wrote this track back when I first started making music and its just been sitting in my rhyme book until recently. The instrumental tape “Combine” by Nomak was one of the first tapesRead More →
[Via ScopeMusic] Long overdue but we are excited to announce Scope Music Artist / CCRMG rep JuneLyfe (1/3 of Retrospek) has released his single “Stretch” which will be featured on his first R&B and first solo album ‘Rhythm iN Black’ which will be released in early 2014. Stretch by JuneLyfe JuneLyfe is a Boston based MC andRead More →
This morning ScopeMusic / CCR artists Retrospek released a new single “Untimely Arrival” which comes on the heels of their recognition (along with Catch Wreck) in XXL’s list of the 15 Boston Hip-Hop acts to check for. This track is a departure from Retro’s signature boom-bap sound and MCs SPNDARead More →
[Via B’s and 3’s] New Video from SPNDA and EvillDewer (CCR). In “The Disposal,” the latest video off the ‘The Jeffrey,’ SPNDA invades Bartlett Yard, a former MBTA Bus repair depot slated to be torn down in a few weeks. Formerly a toxic community hazard, over the past summer itRead More →
[Via B’s and 3’s] New #CCR! SPNDA (1/3 of Retrospek) approached his latest single “Scapegoat” with the mentality of stepping up at an open mic and getting some weight off his chest. “The first verse deals more with scapegoats in relationships and the second verse is more general about scapegoatsRead More →