
The SMKA boys get tremendous propers for making this project happen. Craft and Clinton’s album of P-Funk remixes and brand new collaborative tracks will occupy space on this blog on the 20th.
Aleon Craft & George Clinton – “Places To Fly” by SMKA
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The SMKA boys get tremendous propers for making this project happen. Craft and Clinton’s album of P-Funk remixes and brand new collaborative tracks will occupy space on this blog on the 20th.
Aleon Craft & George Clinton – “Places To Fly” by SMKA
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The third installment of The 808 Experiment series, again pairing some of today’s best young rapperw with SMKA production. The list of featured artists speaks for itself: 4-Ize, A-1 the Super Group , Aleon Craft, Bobby Creekwater, brandUn DeShay, Casey Veggies, DaVinci, Donny Goines, El Prez, FKi, Freddie Gibbs, Goines, Grip Plyaz, Jack Preston, Jackie Chain, Jarren Benton, K. Sparks, Laws, Mike Schpitz, Mikkey Halsted, Nesby Phips, Phil Ade, PRGz, RE, Rittz, Sam Dew (of Cloudeater), Scar, Skewby , Spodee, Spree Wilson, STS, Thee Tom Hardy, Tony Williams, Tuki (of Hollyweerd), XO, Young Lyxx and Young Scolla.
Stream/Download the mixtape via SMKA bandcamp:
Aleon and Grip really need to make a collaboration mixtape/album, produced entirely by SMKA. Every time they’re featured on a track together the results are stellar (see ‘Step Out’ for further proof).
This one is from SMKA’s upcoming The 808 Experiment: Vol 3, which drops 04/26

Aleon X SMKA got Atlanta spacecadet rap on lock, this is a no brainer. Stream/download the whole mixtape via the bandcamp widget below.
Back cover with full credits is below the jump.

Aleon X SMKA combination just gets better and better. This is the first leak from Aleon’s upcoming Mothership Decatur project, to be released this April. If you haven’t heard Aleon’s Stargazing Soundtrack or the two Prologue Eps, I highly recommend you catch up via bandcamp.
STREET RUNNER from supadope on Vimeo.
Good video for a good song. This track was featured on both RE’s (@reisthefuture) Regeneration Project and SMKA’s The 808 Experiment: Vol 2. You can download it below.

We (the Steadybloggin’ braintrust) have a good feeling about this. Jarren raps well, SMKA is on a roll lately, first leaks (below) are solid. I like ‘Spacesuits & Parachute’ a bit more than ‘Ima Murder’, but that’s mostly nitpicking. A few selections from Jarren’s previous project included below the jump in case you’re not familiar with his work.