Black Milk debuted one of the better tracks of the year with “Sunday’s Best/Monday’s Worst,” a vivid depiction of how a person’s life can take a turn for the worst over time. And just a week before he releases his new album No Poison No Paradise, the Detroit native debuts a visual for the aforementioned cut.
Renowned and respected Detroit rapper/producer Black Milk drops “Dismal,” the latest single from his forthcoming No Poison No Paradise album.
The unlikely duo of actor Don Cheadle and producer-rapper Black Milk collaborated on a short film by the former, H8DES. This is a part of Vanity Fair’s “The Decade Series,” which assembled a group of filmmakers to create 10 short films each representing a decade of the last hundred years.
Adding to the list of quality Hip-Hop tunes to hit the Internets this week is none other than Black Milk. The sorely underrated producer and MC returns with a new single called “Perfected On Puritan Ave.”
Black Milk decided to preview some of his latest work in a creative way via a track titled “The Kraft.” In fact, calling this drop a song wouldn’t be fitting, because it’s actually a compilation of multiple beats.
Hello good readers, we’ve finally reached the end of April. It’s already sundress & cargo shorts season and Rap indie albums are beginning to drop more frequently than NBA players with season ending injuries. The drawback to having so many different digital avenues available and so many indie labels releasing quality music is it becomes […]
For some odd reason, Detroit has remained an unsung city when discussing who’s made relevant contributions to Hip-Hop. Contrary to popular belief, Motown’s talents extend past that of Eminem and Big Sean. Producer/rapper Black Milk has been toting the flag for years in the D, and returns today with an instrumental album titled Synth Or Soul.
Still snoozing on Detroit Hip-Hop by anyone not named Eminem? That’s unfortunate for you. That said, Black Milk takes us to church with a new double single; “Sunday’s Best / Monday’s Worst.”
Detroit’s own Slum Village teams up with Mick Boogie to release, The Dirty Slum, a new project featuring a star studded lineup that includes Phonte, De La Soul, Phife, Black Milk, and Big Sean. My only question is, does this include eLZhi?! Guess you’ll have to download and find out.
