Drazmatik remixed by Stan Da Man

The wait is over. After years of waiting for the world to get over their Hip Pop phase, Mutant Emcee Radio is back on the air, devoted to shining light on the real DJ's and MC's the mainstream refused to accept. While the industry was catering to the fake song stealers of the game, Mutant Emcee was breeding an unapologetic, and unfiltered culture ready to fight the bots of tomorrow.

As Vice President of Melodic Playground, it is both my honor and responsibility to help usher in this new era of hip-hop culture — not just as a witness, and spokeswoman but also a beacon of light to millions of Mutants, outcasts, and black sheeps seeking refuge from the mainstream influencers and watered down industry. 

Today Mutant Emcee Radio activated a fleet of east coast soldiers to perform an underground gem that deserves the spotlight: The “Driven (Remix)” by Drazmatic, presented by Eastern Standard Time Records, produced by the legendary Stan the Man, and featuring a line-up that reads like a cipher straight out of hip-hop heaven.

This isn’t just a track. It’s a masterpiece

The “Driven (Remix)” pulls no punches. It’s an anthem for the overlooked, the overqualified, and the underplayed. Anchored by Drazmatic, a lyrical technician with razor-sharp cadence and uncompromising integrity, this remix feels like a throwback and a prophecy rolled into one. Drazmatic doesn’t come alone — he brings with him a cadre of elite spitters: Pacewon, Q-Bon, Confucius, TruWerdz, Killah Cal, Quiet, and the turntable wizardry of DJ Jay-Ski. Each artist brings their own sonic mutation to the track, creating a seven-headed beast of wordplay, style, and presence.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t about nostalgia — it’s about renaissance. Hip-hop is not dead. It’s just been evolving in plain sight, buried beneath algorithms and plastic playlists. But not anymore.

At Mutant Emcee, we believe in spotlighting artists who push the boundaries of lyricism and represent the DNA of true emceeing. We don’t care if the industry forgot them — we remember, and we don't care if the mainstream ignored them, we heard the truth and  we’re broadcasting their brilliance worldwide. Every emcee on “Driven (Remix)” embodies that ethos. Whether it’s Pacewon’s battle-tested flows from the legendary Outsidaz camp, Killah Cal’s commanding voice out of D.C., or Confucius’s reflective bars rooted in street wisdom and scholarship — this is the sound of hip-hop evolved.

But the return of this single isn’t just a one-time spin. We’re adding “Driven (Remix)” to two major pillars of our reborn platform:

1. Mutant Emcee Radio – 24 Hour Broadcast
   This track now plays on a station devoted to underground hip-hop, 24/7. Expect to hear it on regular rotation, mixed and championed by the incomparable DJ Meladik, who’s been holding it down for the culture since day one.

2. Mutant Emcee Takeover – Daily Hour on Melodic Playground Radio
   Melodic Playground Radio now devotes one hour a day dedicated to the Mutant Emcee Takeover... nothing but raw, uncut underground fire. "Driven (Remix)" is officially part of this lineup and sets the tone for everything that follows.

We don’t just play records — we set standards. And this record challenges the globe to raise the bar. If you’re an emcee, this is your measuring stick. If you’re a fan, this is your reminder: the real is alive and thriving.

To Drazmatic and every artist on this remix — welcome to the Mutant Family. You’ve just joined a movement bigger than music. You’ve aligned yourself with a culture that refuses to fade, that lives in cyphers, lives in crates, and now lives again — on the airwaves.

The Mutant Emcee Renaissance is here. And if this track is any indication, the future of hip-hop just grew claws, fangs, and a mic cord.

CopyWrite - Sorrow - Feat illogic - Video

Welcome back soldiers. The resistance is still alive and operative. Although Todays message is nearly a year old, All we want from you this holiday season is to finish the year on the right foot. We strongly suggest watching the Official Music Video to the Song "Sorrow" By CopyWrite and iLLogic.

Watch the video then look in the mirror and kill a few demons, Shake it off, hit the streets and destroy a few robots. Life is short and if we are not focused on our mission, time may end up being our worst enemy.

MutantEmcee.com is always going to support real Hip Hop and we all know Copywrite is a very talented lyricist. Most of us cringe when we hear local stations play music without soul. Radio Station do their job like working at a wherehouse factory. They push the button without even giving artists like Copywrite or iLLogic a chance. It is even harder to fatom our resentment when artists like Copywrite release music with postive or meaningful messages only to stand an even lesser chance of real radio play. 

If and when the resistance prevails we solemnly swear that we shall "lock ourselves in a room and congregate until we have a true farm system for discovering artists" just as the New York Yankees or Detroit Tigers use to find talented ball players. Lyricists with the talent of Copywrite need to be heard, even more so with the message are from the heart and real life expiernces.

If you dont who Copywrite is we suggest you clear you schedule and get your google on. Everyone else can can peep the video and catch the next update from Copywrite on his Facebook Page.

Reznoc is The Business

He is REZNOC, a hip hop artist coming out of CT, a native of Norwalk, CT. He has been following his passion of creating music and verses since he was a kid. To this day  REZNOC is still always working on verses with inspiring lyrics and truths that come to him. His lyrics and emotions are the truth drawn out of real life circumstances and his music resonates with people as soon as they hear his tunes. His voice and style is a fusion of DMX, Kanye West, and Cee Lo Green, but he is musically creative & talented in his own right.
Reznoc now has his own label Who Want It Ent. (W.W.I.) and has recorded well over 200 tracks throughout his career. With every song surpassing the last, he is the creative force behind it all and his creations have become worthy of mainstream attention.

Not only is he a musician by nature, he is also an accomplished basketball player, MMA Fighter, and Personal Trainer, striving for only the best in life. He is motivating by nature, and this characteristic is seen through his lyrics. REZNOC strives for the best in any situation, and his motto is ENJOY LIFE… HAVE FUN!!!

Today you can hear REZNOC and various internet radio stations and we are honored to announce his addition to Mutant Emcee Radio. His sound is truly refreshing and he just continues to impress. You can follow him on TWITTER and get more insight on the man, the myth and the legend. Here is a quote from his personal bio that you might like.

“We strive to deliver original, quality songs that will hopefully move you in one way or another. We are proof that you can do anything when you put God first!”

Maybe now you agree, Reznoc is the business

Now Playing Ricky Mena

Mutant Emcee Radio is now featuring the Bay Area Freshman of The year Ricky Mena.You can vote for him on Facebook at facebook.com/BayAreaFreshmen10 and follow him on Twitter @RickyMena22 for more updates. Get to know the very talented lyricist and peep his bio and video below.

Ricky Mena was born two months premature, while his mother was 10,000 feet in the air on a flight to Kentucky; In short, Ricky Mena was born to fly.

Although his birth place is Fort Knox, Kentucky, Ricky moved to Oakland, California at an age too young for him to remember. As a young child, Ricky fell in love with music. While still in diapers, Ricky would sit at his grandmother’s record player listening to old Beatles albums while wearing headphones bigger than his head. As Ricky grew older, he became addicted to the lyric aspect of music. Ricky began writing lyrics of his own at the age of 9 in the form of poetry, and by the age of 12 he began combining those poems with some of his favorite instrumentals. After recording his first song on cassette tape with just a tape recorder and mic, Ricky knew he would dedicate his life to his music.

At the age of 2 Ricky's family moved to Pittsburgh, California where he was heard by a local DJ by the name of, “Slammin Sam,” who introduced Ricky to, “Rappin 4’tay." Through their collaboration, Ricky was able to record his first professional song, “Get Ready,” at just 16 years of age. Just three years later, Ricky released his first album titled, “This is me.” His second album titled, “Warrior,” was released when Ricky was just 21 years old. Shortly thereafter, Ricky moved to Long Beach, California, where he focused his efforts on his success and “making it big.” Ricky successfully networked his music, and was able to create a mix tape titled, “Above and Beyond.” Since then he has been able to work with a number of notable artists, including. B-Real of Cypress Hill, Hood Surgeon (Dr. Dre’s son), Tekneek (Kurupt’s producer), Mellow Man Ace, and many more.

Currently, Ricky resides in the San Francisco Bay Area, where in 2010, he began booking a large number of live performances at local venues. Since doing so, he has seen both his fan base and his presence in the Bay Area’s music scene, grow significantly. Ricky’s fans know him as a hard working man, and respect his dedication to his music. Tired of working hard labor, Ricky feels the urgency to make his dreams a reality now more then ever. Ricky’s turn is now.

With a deep honesty, and raw form, Ricky is passionate, driven, and talented. Ricky’s music exhibits a profound depth not often found in mainstream Hip-Hop/Rap music today. His poetic flow is both inspiring and intoxicating. He speaks from the heart, and his energy is contagious.

Aquil + Yahzilla - Re-introduction

This is, For You Download www.mediafire.com/?kbrabb89lc8c1tz

You Already Know it's real hip hop if we are posting it on MutantEmcee.com and if you know know the artist called Yahzilla, know you do. Yahzilla has worked with some of the best, so it;s no surprise to us that he is slowly becoming one of the best. When it means as much to another emcee as it does for a local fan, you know you got a star. Yahzilla is that star. He shines on every track and after today it is going be hard for you to forget his name.

Today we feature a fresh to life video featuring the tag team alliance of Yahzilla and Aquil. The video to the song Re-introduction is a humble tiraid, Hip hop at it's finest. Lyrics are sharp like liquid swords and the beats is courtesy of 9th wonder.

Also be sure to download the Yahzilla Mixtape titled This is... For You for free courtesy of mediafire. For More updates Follow Yahzilla on Twitter and check out his blog.

Big Wax - Need

This is an instant classic. It's very rare for a song or artist to come along with a complete originality and still manages to touch every type of fan. Grandpa's and Grannies all the way down to the pre-teens, everyone will get a kick out of this video. The concept "Need" was masterfully thrust into the instrumental canvas and the artist known as Wax should have a #1 hit. We say should because we all know how screwed up the industry is but the gut feeling is that whether the song reaches #1 on the charts or not, it is still an instant classic.

Unheard of in the realm of Mutant Emcee, Wax is quickly turning heads and making fans. Soon the name should be well known across the globe and we can only hope that Wax continues to release material with such creativity, yet so meaningful. In an economy so bad, Wax touches on our relentless need for what is sometimes meaningless. Mc Ribs from Mc Donald's, Kim Kardashian's love life and everything else that is really unhealthy and unproductive but somehow became a need of our society became the focal point of Wax's lyrical tirade. To make a long story short, the video is like a comical slap in the face at a crank type pace.

The video is a must see, The song is a must have and if you must... you can follow the man known as Big Wax on Twitter and Facebook. Check out the video below and drop your comments.