Black Milk - Losing Out (ft. Royce Da 5'9") - Official Video

Sick that they put this out as a vid. Now just give me The Matrix as a video and I'm happy haha.

Black Milk - Long Story Short

I just picked up this album, and this is the first track on the album. D-D-Damn. If you're into real rap, pick this album up ASAP.

Black Milk- Give The Drummer Sum

I'm not really feeling this track but Black Milk is still the shit!

Black Milk - Tronic - early album review (HHDX)

The Motor City is currently experiencing a regional renaissance, perhaps inspired by the tragic losses of Proof and J Dilla in 2006. With Detroit’s golden child Eminem making a brief but memorable return to rap recently, former Slim Shady co-conspirator Royce Da 5’9” wreaking havoc in the mixtape game and the disciples of Jay Dee making waves throughout the underground scene, Detroit is having its own golden era right now.

Another talent to emerge from that pool is producer Black Milk. Perhaps the most directly connected of artists to come from the house of Dilla, the talented beatsmith has drawn comparisons to the late great with his sonic compositions found everywhere, either locally with Slum Village and Guilty Simpson or across the country with Lloyd Banks and Bishop Lamont . After his debut album Popular Demand last year thrust him into a larger spotlight, Black Milk returns to his solo roots with Tronic.

Like most producer-on-the-mic artists Black Milk is not the most lyrically gifted but can capably hold his own, and he makes up for those shortcomings – and in some cases masks – with his wonderfully dense beats. After giving a hookless autobiography on the album’s opener “Long Story Short,” Milk goes in on the stuttering lead single “Give The Drummer Sum,”backed by triumphant horns and a quirky helium-pitched hook, spitting, “Got a hotter flow than most of these monotone emcees/simply kick a better hymn, please/get a breath in, just breathe/spotlights, pop life, I’m the next thing.” Crossing the border into Canada, he then links up with Toronto’s Colin Munroe to reminisce about former flings on “Without U.”

Like his previous outing Black Milk brings along some of rap’s finest along for the ride. He links up with fellow B.R. Gunna member Fat Ray on the sinister “Hell Yeah” and rides shotgun with Pharoahe Monch and Sean Price on the head-knocker “The Matrix,” complete with a DJ Premier scratched chorus. But although he tries to match wits with Royce Da 5’9” on the aptly-titled “Losing Out,” he’s simply out of his league against Nickel Nine’s verbal gymnastics: “Let’s talk about makin’ niggas’ hard-earned money yours/puttin’ money on heads like I’m payin’ their barber.”

Tronic is by no means perfect, however. “Bounce” suffers from weak rhymes and an even weaker instrumental, while “Hold It Down” is a sleepy tune loaded with blingy tales, typically conflicted thoughts and lyrical filler. Meanwhile Black Milk’s raps don’t deviate from his flashy raps and insightful rhymes. While they sometimes combine to make a great cut, as evidenced by “Try,” it gets boring and ultimately drags down the album.

With another strong outing in Tronic, Black Milk continues the trend of Detroit’s musical revolution. With its quality beats and above-average raps, Motown has delivered another dope album to go along with their revolution. - Hip Hop DX

Kanye West - Robocop (off 808s and Heartbreak)

yo whatever Kanye. whatever. Pick up Black Milk - Tronic this Tuesday (haha)

New Black Milk - Losing Out (Ft. Royce Da 5'9")

Black Milk - Losing Out (ft. Royce Da 5'9")


Tronic in stores this Tuesday ya understand?

Black Milk - The Matrix (ft. Sean Price, Pharaohe Monch)

Black Milk - The Matrix (ft. Sean Price, Pharaohe Monch)

New heat from Black Milk, featuring two of the best rappers in the game (Monch and Price)

Look out for Tronic this October.

Black Milk Recording New Single Off Tronic

That's my nigga!

RedDrama

Black Milk Named HHO Artist Of The Week

People really need to start paying attention to this kid because I can see him blowing up real soon! He's an amazingly talented producer and a great MC. It's good to see Black Milk finally getting the attention he deserves. In a few years I can see him becoming the new Kanye West in terms of beatmaking. Detroit go get it! Y'all got too much talent there!

RedDrama

Black Milk- Shut It Down & Say Something

We (Docta Joe and I) would like y'all to know that we are probably Black Milk's #1 fans from Montreal. This guy has alot of talent! I love his beats I just hope he focuses more on becoming a super producer then a rapper.

RedDrama

3 New Tracks!

Buff1- Never Fall (ft Black Milk)

G-Unit- Let It Go (ft Mavado)

Kam Moye- Change (ft Probz, Royce Da 5'9)

All three of these track are pretty nice but im really feeling that Change track! That G-Unit track with Mavado is real nice too, I didn't see that coming from the Unit. Also look out for Black Milk he's an underground Detroit rapper and producer. That's Docta Joe's homeboy lol!


RedDrama