Freestyles

New York emcees Maffew Ragazino and AWAR stop by Rap Is Outta Control to promote their new projects and freestyle over some Vanderslice beats. Purchase Vanderslice’s album Everything’s Awesome here, featuring Apathy, Freddie Gibbs, Evidence, Celph Titled, and more. Also, stay tuned for The Winning…

Philadelphia was represented heavy in this week’s Rap Is Outta Control show. Veteran emcee Reef The Lost Cauze was joined by King Syze and Kemikel Ali to freestyle in a cypher. Check out Reef’s album, The Fast Way, King Syze’s album, Union Terminology, and Kemikel’s…

Queens emcee Meyhem Lauren joins Brooklyn emcees Masta Ace and Wordsworth for a dope freestyle on Rap Is Outta Control. Check out Meyhem & Buckwild’s album, Silk Pyramids, and eMC’s album, The Turning Point.

Flatbush native Archie Bang and Channel Live’s own Hakim Green join the Rap Is Outta Control crew for a live freestyle at the end of the show. Check out Archie’s latest project, Never Say Die Vol. 1 and Hakim’s newest song, “Say Dat”, produced by…

Jersey City emcee CF aka Constant Flow show & proved his skills at Rap Is Outta Control with a freestyle alongside Immortal Technique and Torae. Look for his upcoming album, Ascension, on Viper Records.

Brooklyn emcee PH and Queens emcee Royal Flush stop by Rap Is Outta Control to talk about their latest projects and drop a freestyle for the listeners. Check it out here.

New York City hip hop group Natural Elements showed up at Rap Is Outta Control to promote their new project, The NEp. After 20 years, the three emcees are still recording together as a group. Check out this freestyle and purchase The NEp.

Queens emcee Prince Po of Organized Konfusion joins the Rap Is Outta Control team to discuss his album, Animal Serum, with Oxnard producer Oh No and also spit a freestyle. Purchase Animal Serum.

The Bed Stuy Best Buy ambassador of battle rap, Poison Pen stops by Rap Is Outta Control to discuss his position in battle rap and the culture evolving. Check out his freestyle over production by DJ Skizz.

Emcees Shabaam Sahdeeq and The Incomparable Shakespeare have both gained popularity in the 90s alongside many of their Brooklyn-bred peers. Check out the two freestyling back-and-forth on Hip Hop Nation’s Rap Is Outta Control.