Lethal Dialect - Keep It Real (Official Video)

New video from Dublin MC Lethal Dialect,look out for LD50 Part 2 coming soon.
In the meantime check out LD50 Part 1 below.

Street Literature - Products of the Environment (Free Download)

Street Literature was formed in Dublin in 2008 by former Urban Intelligence members Lunitic and 4Real along with Costello and G.I (2 local emcees). The album Products Of The Environment was recorded in early 2009. Unfortunately due to the untimely passing of Daniel McDonnell (Lunitic) the album was postponed. it has now been remastered and is been given out for free, both physical copies and downloads. Featuring production from G.I, John Doe, Moschops, Teknikal and Lunitic and appearances from Lethal Dialect, Jambo, Fly and D'n'D this is one of the most groundbreaking HipHop albums of the summer.
Mixed and mastered by Jonnyboy.
Stream the album here


Download it here


Become a fan of Street Literature


Check the website here

You can also check  out the Workin Class Army on Irelands very own Boss TV here
Calvin - Boss Verses
Costello - Boss Verses
4Real - Boss Verses
G.I. - Boss Verses
Lethal Dialect - Boss Verses

Stay tuned for more music from the lads including Costello - Illosophical,Lethal Dialect & Costello - Soul Literature and much more.

BOSS TV - BOSS VERSES - LETHAL DIALECT

Lethal Dialect drops some bars for BOSS TV.

Lethal Dialect - LD50 ( Album Sampler)

Dublin rapper Lethal Dialect serves up this offering of intelligent rhymes and top notch production that stays true to early to mid 90's hiphop, no gimmicks just rawness.
The album opens with a haunting piano loop and some excerts of classic hiphop from Wu Tang and Big L among others and this sets the scene aswell as showing what LD's influences are before the song The Beginning of The End kicks in and he proceeds to drop knowledge over the downtempo beat.
Next up is Metamorphose and i found this to be a highlight because some of the rhyme patterns and schemes are exceptional.
With only one feature from the impressive Tommy Hand and the majority of production handled by G.I. this gives the project an extremely cohesive feel.

Jonnyboy provides two beats and these are also top quality especially Far From The End.
In short if youve ever heard the term "irish hiphop" and been turned off dont let it make you miss this as  you need this in your life.
You can listen and download the album sampler here
Then go to the fan page where you'll want to buy it
Check him out battling here