Podcast
Hardtimes Records
Hosted by Hardtimes Records · EN
HVRDTIM3$ R3CXRD$ is an Indie Label Straight Out Of Brooklyn, New York. Giving Fans Nothing But Raw Boom Bap & Street Music!
Famoso, The Tangiers, Big Flip Papi, Mokeout, Ayden, Melissa J, PR Dean, Tools Beastly, & Therman Munsin. #itstheCULTbitch
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Famoso feat. Termanology, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Phantasm, Sadat X & Chub Rock & Sadat X "Underground Railroad" (Remix)
2w ago00:04:48Tap to summarizeRemix By: M-Phazes
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PR Dean feat. Franchise Liaison & Will Sully "Kill Switch"
3w ago00:02:56Tap to summarizePR Dean feat. Franchise Liaison & Will Sully "Kill Switch" by Hardtimes Records
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Famoso "This One For You"
4w ago00:04:41Tap to summarize“Dope painful music from Brooklyn to the World. /C\”
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Famoso "Olive Juice"
Apr 1400:04:02Tap to summarizeFamoso taps into undeniable love and rare connection on his latest single, “Olive Juice”—a heartfelt record about finding someone who changes everything. Inspired by the kind of bond that feels destined, the track captures the quiet, powerful moments that make a relationship unforgettable—the little things she does, the way she moves, the feeling that this isn’t temporary… it’s forever. Drawing from the iconic chemistry between Neo and Trinity in The Matrix, Famoso channels that same sense of inevitability—where love doesn’t just happen, it locks in. Set over a smooth, atmospheric backdrop, “Olive Juice” blends melodic flows with honest lyricism, letting emotion lead without overcomplicating the message. It’s confident, vulnerable, and deeply intentional. This isn’t just about love—it’s about knowing you’ve found the one. The kind of connection that turns thoughts into commitment… and moments into forever.
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Famoso, Shabaam Sahdeeq, QB Rap P "The Window"
Mar 1700:03:57Tap to summarizeVery dope Boom Bap joint here! /C\
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Famoso "Keep swimming" (Freestyle)
Nov 1200:03:38Tap to summarizeNew Famoso "Keep swimming" (Freestyle) over a Harry Fraud instrumental.
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02. Famoso- Enemy Of My Enemy (Prod. By Rick Hyde)
Oct 3000:02:31Tap to summarizeRaw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart of the streets — Famoso returns with a gripping new project that bleeds authenticity and grit from start to finish. Executive produced by PR Dean and sequenced by DJ Concept, this Hardtimes Records release captures the essence of survival, loyalty, and lyrical warfare. From the explosive opener “Intro (Let’s Begin)” to the haunting finale “Broken Wings” featuring underground legend Block McCloud (produced by Rarest Element), the EP is a cinematic ride through pain and perseverance. Each track hits like a battle scar — from “Enemy of My Enemy” (Prod. by Rick Hyde) to “Ruthless” (Prod. by DJ Puerto Rock), every beat feels like it was crafted for the frontlines. Famoso’s pen cuts deep on “Problem Solver” (Prod. by Thornell Robinson) and “Days Of Our Lives” (Prod. by Curse), blending introspection with the unrelenting energy of the streets. The collaboration “Crooklyn Bars” with GREA8GAWD (Prod. by J Classic) is a Brooklyn anthem — two lyrical heavyweights trading war stories over a grimy backdrop. Between the chaos comes “Skit (Sounds of War)”, a chilling interlude that sets the tone for the powerful emotional climax of the project. With artwork designed by Famoso himself, this EP isn’t just music — it’s a statement, a reflection of the scars and glory that come from living the life he raps about. This is more than a street EP. It’s a battle-tested soundtrack for those who’ve fought through struggle and still stand tall.
Transcribe →01. Intro (Let's Begin)
Oct 3000:00:13Tap to summarizeRaw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart of the streets — Famoso returns with a gripping new project that bleeds authenticity and grit from start to finish. Executive produced by PR Dean and sequenced by DJ Concept, this Hardtimes Records release captures the essence of survival, loyalty, and lyrical warfare. From the explosive opener “Intro (Let’s Begin)” to the haunting finale “Broken Wings” featuring underground legend Block McCloud (produced by Rarest Element), the EP is a cinematic ride through pain and perseverance. Each track hits like a battle scar — from “Enemy of My Enemy” (Prod. by Rick Hyde) to “Ruthless” (Prod. by DJ Puerto Rock), every beat feels like it was crafted for the frontlines. Famoso’s pen cuts deep on “Problem Solver” (Prod. by Thornell Robinson) and “Days Of Our Lives” (Prod. by Curse), blending introspection with the unrelenting energy of the streets. The collaboration “Crooklyn Bars” with GREA8GAWD (Prod. by J Classic) is a Brooklyn anthem — two lyrical heavyweights trading war stories over a grimy backdrop. Between the chaos comes “Skit (Sounds of War)”, a chilling interlude that sets the tone for the powerful emotional climax of the project. With artwork designed by Famoso himself, this EP isn’t just music — it’s a statement, a reflection of the scars and glory that come from living the life he raps about. This is more than a street EP. It’s a battle-tested soundtrack for those who’ve fought through struggle and still stand tall.
Transcribe →08. Famoso- Interlude (Sounds Of War)
Oct 3000:00:20Tap to summarizeRaw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart of the streets — Famoso returns with a gripping new project that bleeds authenticity and grit from start to finish. Executive produced by PR Dean and sequenced by DJ Concept, this Hardtimes Records release captures the essence of survival, loyalty, and lyrical warfare. From the explosive opener “Intro (Let’s Begin)” to the haunting finale “Broken Wings” featuring underground legend Block McCloud (produced by Rarest Element), the EP is a cinematic ride through pain and perseverance. Each track hits like a battle scar — from “Enemy of My Enemy” (Prod. by Rick Hyde) to “Ruthless” (Prod. by DJ Puerto Rock), every beat feels like it was crafted for the frontlines. Famoso’s pen cuts deep on “Problem Solver” (Prod. by Thornell Robinson) and “Days Of Our Lives” (Prod. by Curse), blending introspection with the unrelenting energy of the streets. The collaboration “Crooklyn Bars” with GREA8GAWD (Prod. by J Classic) is a Brooklyn anthem — two lyrical heavyweights trading war stories over a grimy backdrop. Between the chaos comes “Skit (Sounds of War)”, a chilling interlude that sets the tone for the powerful emotional climax of the project. With artwork designed by Famoso himself, this EP isn’t just music — it’s a statement, a reflection of the scars and glory that come from living the life he raps about. This is more than a street EP. It’s a battle-tested soundtrack for those who’ve fought through struggle and still stand tall.
Transcribe →05. Famoso- Days Of Our Lives (Prod. By Curse )
Oct 3000:03:14Tap to summarizeRaw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart of the streets — Famoso returns with a gripping new project that bleeds authenticity and grit from start to finish. Executive produced by PR Dean and sequenced by DJ Concept, this Hardtimes Records release captures the essence of survival, loyalty, and lyrical warfare. From the explosive opener “Intro (Let’s Begin)” to the haunting finale “Broken Wings” featuring underground legend Block McCloud (produced by Rarest Element), the EP is a cinematic ride through pain and perseverance. Each track hits like a battle scar — from “Enemy of My Enemy” (Prod. by Rick Hyde) to “Ruthless” (Prod. by DJ Puerto Rock), every beat feels like it was crafted for the frontlines. Famoso’s pen cuts deep on “Problem Solver” (Prod. by Thornell Robinson) and “Days Of Our Lives” (Prod. by Curse), blending introspection with the unrelenting energy of the streets. The collaboration “Crooklyn Bars” with GREA8GAWD (Prod. by J Classic) is a Brooklyn anthem — two lyrical heavyweights trading war stories over a grimy backdrop. Between the chaos comes “Skit (Sounds of War)”, a chilling interlude that sets the tone for the powerful emotional climax of the project. With artwork designed by Famoso himself, this EP isn’t just music — it’s a statement, a reflection of the scars and glory that come from living the life he raps about. This is more than a street EP. It’s a battle-tested soundtrack for those who’ve fought through struggle and still stand tall.
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