February 13th, 2025

Folded Waffle review of “I Ain’t So Proud Anymore”

“The production is grimy, the flows are unrelenting, and the message is clear: the more things change, the more they stay the same.” – Folded Waffle

Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample’s “I Ain’t So Proud Anymore”, the fourth and final single from their upcoming album 2 Cents, got its first review from Folded Waffle…

February 12th, 2025

“So Much Class” on La Carotte

The first single from Epic & Deadly Stare’s upcoming album, A library called Calder, was in the mix on Season 22, Episode 21 of La Carotte on Radio Alpa. Check it out here.

Here’s the playlist for this episode:

01 Doc Brown – What We Came 4
02 Charlie J – Llanishen Freestyle
03 Mck2 & Shorty Raw – Natural Tendency
04 Heyaprodz – Don’t Leave Me This Way (remix)
05 Kuma – Trois Petits Beusseukeu
06 Epic & Deadly Stare – So Much Class
07 Rushya (Ancient Smith x xndl) – Gypsy The Roadie
08 Gross Gadget – Poisoned Gif
09 BRIK180 – Wings!
10 Geteye – Rapport a l’Ordre
11 Psyche Origami – Critic’s Choice
12 El Gant x Shyste – Necessity

February 11th, 2025

Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample drop “I Ain’t So Proud Anymore”

The fourth and final single from Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample’s 2 Cents is out now!

Written and performed by Kaboom Atomic
Produced by The Dirty Sample
Mastered by Dorc
Art, design and layout by Ariel

February 10th, 2025

Epic live in Edmonton

On Thursday, Feb 13, Epic will be opening for Stix the Legend with a live set at River City Revival (10030 102 St NW) in Edmonton, AB. Epic will be debuting two new songs from his upcoming album with Deadly Stare and will be playing fan favourite “Ah Hemsky”.

February 6th, 2025

“Are You High?” on Bass Hit Radio’s Top 10 for February 2025

Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample made Bass Hit Radio’s Top 10 chart for February 2025 with their new single “Are You High?” Much love to Chairman Mal for curating the list, and to Chuck D for radio support through his show …And You Don’t Stop!

February 5th, 2025

Epic & Deadly Stare are Folded Waffle Rising Stars

With the release of “So Much Class”, the first single from their upcoming album, A library called Calder, Epic & Deadly Stare were picked as one of Folded Waffle’s Rising Stars…

Listen here:

February 3rd, 2025

“Are You High?” on WIB’s Top 10 Submissions

“…a bouncy and playful track that showcases off-kilter lyricism and expressive flows…” – Word Is Bond

Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample land on Word Is Bond’s Top 10 Submissions for January 2025 with their latest single, “Are You High?”

January 29th, 2025

Raised by Cassettes review of The Coalition

“There is something triumphant within this sound, like giving a victory speech…
There is also just this energy within the lyrics” – Raised By Cassettes

Raised by Cassettes delivers a review of the cassette version of Fortunato x The Dirty Sample’s The Coalition album. The review on their site contains a lot more shots of the packaging if you want to see more of how all of the design looks.

January 28th, 2025

Folded Waffle review of “Are You High?”

“This is hip-hop as it was intended”
Folded Waffle

The first review is in for “Are You High?” from Kaboom Atomic x The Dirty Sample.

January 28th, 2025

Epic & Deadly Stare have “So Much Class”

The first single from Epic & Deadly Stare’s upcoming collab album, A library called Calder, is out now! Epic explores his return to hip hop after his nearly 15 years absence while Deadly Stare provides a crunch background.

“So Much Class” is the first single from Epic & Deadly Stare’s album A library called Calder.  What happens to old legends when time pulls them away from the game? After more than a decade, Epic returned to a local freestyle night in Edmonton, AB to find an alien landscape. Unlike the warm welcome he had found in the past, the new denizens of the cipher were on a whole new tip. Unshaken by their apparent hostility, Epic did what he has always done and cut through the noise with dope raps and so much class. Featuring gut-rattling production from Deadly Stare (Triune Gods, Endemik Music), Epic is back with a sharp reminder that legends never die.

Written and performed by Epic
Produced by Deadly Stare

Artwork by Shauna Doris