Dallas Reppin'

His name is Rhythm "The M3" and he reps the dallas area. This song deserves only one listen before it becomes a constant spin in rotation, as it will only be a matter of time before this dude hits it big. So if you want to listen to a famous rapper before he gets famous go ahead and play and replay this song. His most popular song is "Blue and Silver" a remix of Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" and after you listen to that song you'll see how Dallas runs through M3's veins. M3 has had my respect as a lyricist since I first heard him rap for a group called the System, you can find a video of their song here, The System, and as you can tell by our top ten favorite rappers (look right), it takes alot to gain my respect as a lyricist.

You can download Rhythm "The M3"'s new mixtape here, Cupid's Arrows

and follow him on his facebook page or his twitter. I suggest you do both.

99 cents and below.

R.3LLZ

The best valentines song out, something guys can listen to without feeling gay and something girls can listen to without having to ask their partner whether or not they "condone these types of acts against sisterhood". (in quotes because I've been asked this before about a gangster rap, the artist shall remain nameless, rendition of a love song.)
Even if you're an underground king and don't like rap songs dedicated to that special someone, as I am, you will still find a spot in your rotation for this one. This kid represents the Dallas area, though originally from New York, so any revenue created would help the D-town gain recognition as a hip-hop stomping ground, and for 99 cents?? What more could you ask for?? (forget the McChickens a minute and focus.)

here's a link to his facebook fan page as well. Enjoy responsibly.

Paper Ave

Badass song, if you haven't looked up pretty lights and downloaded all their music (legally, of course ;)) then you're missing out on MOST of what is good in life. I suggest you use this oppurtunity to get "Finally Moving". A ha..ha....ha...

In other news, ice has coated the dallas area causing wrecks, no school, and most importantly the Dart Rail to close down. With five days left to the super bowl and our public transportation down I wonder if Dallas would be able to handle an ice bowl, or if we, like many Dallas sports fans have grown accustomed to, would lose the championship game to another city.