Lest ye drunkards forget, Joe Scudda went in 110% for his Not Your Average Joe project. Particulary the Khrysis-helmed “Bubblegum Tuna.” Giving the streets a dosage of raw Hip-Hop, rhymalism and…tuna, Tall Can’s flavorful consumptions make for spin-worthy product. Read the rest of this entry »

Through no fault of his own, Joe Scudda’s Not Your Average Joe EP probably won’t rank as #1 on his 2010 “Best Memories” list when it’s all said and done. However, coming out virtually unscathed from a frightening car crash will be. With that in mind, it was almost a no brainer to approach Joe and revisit the project where he would go on to reveal the step-by-step process behind each entry in his debut confessional. Read the rest of this entry »

If everyone can raise your cans of PBR, I’d like to make a toast. Today is a momentous occasion as we at The Smoking Section and the good folks of the Hall of Justus present to you Joe Scudda’s Not Your Average Joe EP. Hold your applause until the end, please. Read the rest of this entry »

You know why I like Joe Scudda? Because he’s like us.

The rough amongst a bunch of cubic zirconia in 1′s, this Justus League MC is much more homegrown than most rappers we see plastered from blog to blog. Read the rest of this entry »

“That’s why I hold it down from summer to summer/your career’s like a calender, your days is numbered…”

Hall Of Justus affiliate & PBR brand advocate Joe Scudda’s back with another cut off his Not Your Average Joe EP. Although he’s been playing the background for some time, he’s more than ready to bask in the limelight. Read the rest of this entry »

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Keeping in line with the M.O. of the EP, The one they call Scudda continues to prove he is Not Your Average Joe. Last time, he did it adjacent to a few of his esteemed colleagues while letting the car stereos tweak. Now, he’s the only one guilty for a verbal manslaughter as he invites all opposition into his personal gauntlet of raw rap over Statik Selektah’s digital fusion of boom-bap. Read the rest of this entry »

Just a disclaimer: this is not your average remix. The original showed its range by banging from all types of various car systems. Now with Kidz In The Hall’s Naledge, Gibbs The Gangsta, Fabby Davis Jr. all adding their lyrical expertise to the mix and Khrysis on the boards, expect the influence to spread even further. Read the rest of this entry »