Asher Roth’s sophomore album still doesn’t have a name (The Spaghetti Tree is a whole ‘nother project all together), but he still finds reason to celebrate the fact that he and D.A. Wallach keep recording tracks deemed acceptable for the LP. “Another One Down” harbors a Beach Boys vibe with D.A. yelping with euphoria in the chorus and Roth’s lyrics fusing to the track’s vibe with a tinge of clarity generally not found in his lethargic approach to attacking a record. Read the rest of this entry »

AJ gave you the mp3 a few weeks back and now the duo of Asher Roth and Quan double up by providing the visuals for the heat wave and Nottz-inspired compound, “Summertime.” A rather simple video indeed, the two parade throughout enjoying the opportunities the warmest season affords. Read the rest of this entry »

Chuck Inglish provides the bounce for Dom Kennedy”s “New Jeeps” featuring his cronies Asher and the other half of TCK, Sir Michael Rocks. Dom’s FTWII is now available on iTunes.

Dom Kennedy Feat. Asher Roth & Sir Michael Rocks – “New Jeeps” (Prod. By Chuck Inglish)

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Turn that frown upside down, crack a Corona (obviously with lime) and join Mr. Roth as we celebrate the rebirth of everybody’s favorite season: It’s officially summer, b*tches. With an assist from Quan, Asher’s latest, “Summertime,” pays homage to everything that we love about June, July and August. Read the rest of this entry »

The fastest way to elevate your game would probably to take your talents to higher ground. Still in his teens, Luke Christopher looks to be a breathe of fresh air for Hip-Hop while standing in the place where you can catch the best breeze. Dreams are made of many things and this particular sequence consists of Asher Roth moonlighting under the Cali sun and plenty of palm trees acting as the catalysts for the photosynthesis. Read the rest of this entry »

First of all, let it be known “Last Man Standing” is a good song. Better than the average Asher Roth, without question. My only gripe with this is, did he really get the best out of his Akon feature? Read the rest of this entry »

Lil Scrappy already did this, but it’s cool. If Asher wants to remake a movie for every one of his videos from this point out, it should add an interesting and unpredictable attribute to his stage persona. The Rawth EP is still quality listening and the boys from Virginia are shaking down Hip-Hop felons from the first to third degree. Read the rest of this entry »

The surge in creativity for viral clip should never cease to amaze you nor continue to inspire new techniques. Director Luke Tedaldi was up for the challenge to painstakingly win over your attention span when he was asked to shoot Asher Roth’s latest slacker exhibition. Taking roughly 55,000 scenes from The Big Lebowski, Luke used high-dynamic-range imaging (HDR) to shoot the entire deal for an impressively distasteful masquerade. Read the rest of this entry »

Where there’s smoke, fire usually isn’t far behind. Where there’s two tracks from an artist and the same producer, some type of project is normally not far off in the distance. Whether Asher Roth has something up his sleeve remains to be seen, but the music keeps coming and that’s all we, as fans, should be concerned with. This time Roth brings along Chip Tha Ripper and Whatzisface for the Blended Babies-produced “Back Home.” Read the rest of this entry »

“My speech be like I mixed roofies with Kool Keith…”

Unlike most MCs who’ve had a legitimate hit and succumbed to the mainstream success that follows, Asher Roth has kept it Hip-Hop. Since sleeping on his big label debut, this rapper’s rapper has steadily showcased lyrical acrobatics over crackling drum tracks throughout both his Seared Foie Gras W/ Quince & Cranberry and Rawth EP releases, despite receiving relatively little praise in return. Read the rest of this entry »

In a matter of days, Game cranked out enough content to last listeners for a while. First there was the two-disc Purp & Patron, quickly followed by the release of a version sans Skee. Next up, Purp & Patron: The Hangover, a collection of ten tracks that didn’t make the original P&P release, Read the rest of this entry »

Much to our pleasure, there was one gift left tucked away in the Christmas stocking, Nottz and Asher’s free EP, Rawth. All that’s left for listeners to do is unwrap the eight track offering, click play and enjoy. Read the rest of this entry »

Asher Roth rhyming about being tired of partying? Say it ain’t so Joe because the idea sounds improbable, especially since Nottz’s piano and snappy drums make it sound like the party is just getting started. “Gotta Get Up” is the second leak from Asher Roth and Nottz’s upcoming release which drops for free on December 27th Read the rest of this entry »

Grab your best indoor cardigan and throw two fingers up, then throw ‘em back down because Nottz has a video that you need to see. And if your sign language skills go beyond the first few letters of the alphabet go ahead and throw a P or C before the A because Asher & Colin are getting in on the fun as well. Read the rest of this entry »

Despite what Arthur from work says, All City Chess Club aren’t just a bunch of dorks who decided to do a woodwind version of Lupe’s lead single. No, this mentally-stimulated group happens to consist of a few rappers you might have heard of, named Asher, Sonic, Lupe, Chuck & Mikey, Blu, Diggy, Bobby Ray, Dosage and a few others who missed this particular match. Read the rest of this entry »