Yeah it’s that time again.

Too often do we sift through the predictable media cycle of artists yelling how “crazy” their album is or even fixing their lying ass mouths to utter the other “C” word — classic. How about these C’s: cut the crap. Each year, the allure of the album continues to decrease thanks in part to overhyped, superfluous projects that only possess a handful of good songs. Not to mention the legion of stans that will stick by anything short of a satanic message their favorite artist puts out. Not I. Air ‘em out like spring laundry. Read the rest of this entry »

I never imagined Skyzoo as a Zach Morris for obvious reasons, but this was a funny take on the Saved By The Bell series in his new video “Popularity.” Read the rest of this entry »

Spearheading the New York revival, Skyzoo has proven time and time again that his sharp lyricism could be the fuel that helps rocket his style of Hip-Hop back to the forefront. And of course, an affiliation with Just Blaze and a certain former Little Brother producer can’t hurt either. The Salvation, an album that Sky says is 25 years in the making, employs all of the aforementioned to piece together the story of a lyricist by trade in post-Golden Era New York. Read the rest of this entry »

Sidebar — Torae is bursting out of his jersey.

Sure there’s a lot of hype and excitement in the early half of September but don’t forget Skyzoo & Duck Down Records are anchoring the month with The Salvation. Read the rest of this entry »

They call ‘em S-K-Y-Z-O-O. Read the rest of this entry »

I meant to pass this off yesterday when it hit the inbox but couldn’t get around to it. Sky & frequent collaborator 9th Wonderful together again for Read the rest of this entry »

In anticipation of his official debut album The Salvation, Skyzoo started a series of video blogs. In part one, Sky previews a couple of tracks including the 9th Wonder produced “Beautiful Decay” and “For What Its Worth” produced by newcomer Eric G. (Not to be confused with Eric B.)

Skyzoo always collabos with well-known producers so don’t be shocked if a name or three pop up in future installments.