Last week Boston-based emcee Revalation demonstrated his “Net Worth”, and this week he’s back with another leak off his upcoming project. “Heart of the City” takes the classic Jay-Z beat of the same name and brings it home to Boston, allowing Rev and fellow EMS crew member M-Dot to lyrically delve into their struggles to love a city that often doesn’t love them back. It’s not easy being the hip-hop heart of the city, but someone’s got to do it, and Revalation and M-Dot do it well. Listen and download…

Despite being a major urban area with a thriving hip-hop scene, Boston hasn’t had an artist in the last decade make it into the national spotlight. Mass. based emcee M-Dot is determined to change all that, while always remaining true to his roots. In this edition of our My City series, M-Dot explains Boston’s “crabs in a barrel” mentality and reveals that anyone looking for him won’t have to search any further than the studio. See more…

Oh those dirty motherf**king backstabbers. They smile in your face, but as soon as your back’s turned…unfortunately up-and-coming Boston-based emcee M-Dot knows only too well about the nefarious ways of others, and he’s got the video to prove it. “Backstabbers” is more than a video, it’s a movement, and if you you’re not down to join, you’re probably a backstabber yourself. I’m just saying, take a long look in the mirror. See more…

They smile in you face, but when you turn your back they’re the first to stick the knife in. They’re “Backstabbers”, and Boston based emcee M-Dot is only too familiar with their devious ways. Using the classic sample from the O’Jay’s, producer Gajos lays down a soulful beat for M-Dot to exact some lyrical revenge on everyone who’s ever double crossed him. If you love quality underground hip-hop and you know a backstabber or two (I’m assuming that covers just about everyone) you’ll definitely want to check this track. See more to download…

Hip-hop has always been about hometown pride, but Boston residents have always had little to brag about when it comes to beats and rhymes. That’s slowly starting to change thanks to rappers like M-Dot, a Boston-born rapper who brings some serious skill and working class attitude to his rhymes. In preparation for his upcoming album M-Dot is building buzz with his new mixtape “M.oney D.oesn’t O.wn T.hought.” Click to learn more about M-Dot and download the mixtape.