How We Do - Street Justice

It's no secret I'm "new" to this Detroit hip-hop scene, I'm definitely a work in progress and this
blog is everything that I've picked up along the way and have gone back in time and "studied". A group I've recently been put on is Street Justice.
 I know a lot of people know who they are, but keeping it real, I didn't. It was one of those, heard of them but never heard anything type deals ... at least until now. Frathouse Music and Whutupdoe.com present: 'Follow the Drip' mixtape mixed by DJ Sicari of 5Ela. Redd, Ketchphraze and Jypsy are something like lyrical geniuses different styles of delivery equally as powerful bars, definitely not a group to take lightly (I think Marcel calling them Michigan's version of Gangstarr is a pretty accurate description). 'Follow the Drip' is the prelude to their album 'Go H.A.A.M' and if that is anything like this ... anticipated greatness.

(Click HERE to download 'Follow The Drip')

While I'm focusing so hard on trying to figure out why Street Justice has been missing in my life, I found out they released their video for one of the joints "Breakin' Rocks" off their upcoming album. The video was shot over a year ago and was directed by Girard Victor (the creative genius behind Ro Spit's "Renaissance State of Mind" and Elzhi's "Deep" videos).

I don't care how late I am (or am I ahead of some others?) ... I like them ... a lot.

* Also peep how ILL Redd's tattoo is! I want that treble/bass clef heart tattooed.