The winner of this bout is Hassahn Phenomenon with "Learn to Love." Click "continue" to hear his victorious track.
And visit the links under this photo of the MC for even more of his music:
Learn to Love: http://www.zshare.net/audio/65684782f8656ffb/
Up & Down http://www.zshare.net/audio/60307782281f3485/
Good Look http://www.zshare.net/audio/60307865b80dff5f/
The Go http://www.zshare.net/audio/60308102c4003bde
Three tracks.
Two different genres.
One theme: love.
Check out today's track-off choices and pick the artist that most appeals to you. Remember, only votes posted as a comment before 11:59 p.m. count.
Earbuds in. Finalists will be eligible for some shine in the RedEye and even a music video of their very own.
That's why your votes are so important. Let's go, Chicago!
20 Comments
Buchanan Management said:
My vote is for Learn 2 Love by Hassahn Phenomenon. Classic. Bangin' track, lyrically sound, tight hook, and it paints a picture of love and how it can be hard but amazing at the same time. Good Job. This joint should be on the radio in Chicago now!
Marcus Graham said:
My vote is for Learn to Love by Hassahn Phenomenon. It's rare the you here a male hip-hop artist be this honest and on point about love. Great song with dope production and if you really listen to the words there are a few jewels in there.
Tony Jordan said:
I like Aniba Hotep & The Sol Collective's sound over the other two artist, but all three songs were very good.
Flimackgod said:
J. Hollins, nodoubt
Lateshifter said:
I actually like them all, but I'll go with Hassahn Phenomenon. I hear good singers all the time, but it's rare that I hear an emcee that speaks English anymore. Hassahn Phenomenon is bringing something a bit more unique than the other 2 artists.
Kyra Kyles said:
Excuse me...Did you say "speaks English?" I am dying of laughter over here. Sorry to interrupt the vote, but that is classic feedback.
RadioFactsWest said:
I like all the songs because we need to talk about love more but I will vote for "Learn to Love" by Hassahn Phenomenon because of the combination of hip-hop, & R&B.
Savant of RAREBREED said:
Hassahn Phenomenon... the songwriting and execution is stellar.
Def gonna vote for my dude HP...Hassahn Phenomenon is tight as hell on the songwriting and they way he delivers on this song is epic...
David Grotto said:
J.Hollins. No doubt is a good group but they are not in this contest.
Hassahn Phenomenon. The sonic variety on the song, the subject matter, the writing-- everything. It'd be repeat-worthy if I had an mp3 of it.
Thanks (as always) for sharing, Ms. Kyles.
chigirl2000 said:
J. Hollins! Heard this on the radio one night...
learn to love by Hassahn... awesome track.. .gotta luv it
Love the song. The epitome of true hip hop meets R&B in its truest essence. Great job to the producer on the track.
I vote for Hassahn Phenomenon. Love the song. The epitome of true Hip Hop meets R&B in its truest essence. Great job to the producer on the track.
Dangerous Lee said:
HP all day!
Kyra Kyles said:
Time! As of 11:59 p.m., the battle is over. Advantage: Hassahn Phenomenon. Thanks to all who voted. Your participation in finding great Chicago music is appreciated. To the competitors: All very talented and thank you for stepping up and sharing your work. That is all. :)
ebonifiyah said:
J Hollins is really nice! Has a old skool feel to it.
Dr. Blogstein said:
Hassahn Phenomenon, "Learn to Love"
nixmoon said:
My vote is for Aniba Hotep...now that's peace.
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