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Brinks Life – “Dabbin Lil Bish”

By: Jake CratesCategory: Videos

OUt of nowwhere this duo has generated a tremendous word of mouth buzz based on their stellar concert performances. In fact they have performed at such esteemed festivals as SXSW in Austin, TX and A3C in Atlanta annd they have opened up for Meek Mill and Jadakiss. Check out this new joint called, “Dabbin LIl Bish” and get a listen of what Brinks Life is looking to bring to the game.

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Kanye West Freestyle -“I Want It All”

By: Jake CratesCategory: Videos

While performing at LA’s Power 106 Powerhouse, Kanye West kicked a freestyle now dubbed, “I Want It All.” Adorning designer clothes and performing with a relatively simple stage set up Kanye West stole the show with this freestyle just after his performance of “Heartless.”

Jermaine Dupri x Bow Wow – “WYA”

By: Jake CratesCategory: Music

Jermaine Dupri partners w/ Bow Wow on the So So Def x EMPIRE record “WYA”. Its been a while since these two got togehter on a track and with Bow Wow making the announcement that he’s leaving Cash Money this was the perfect time for this record.

Chris Owens – “Class Of 2020”

By: Scooby Wilson (@mcscoobins)Category: Music

New York City’s own Chris Owens brings forth his latest effort in the form of his new project titled “Class of 2020.” The 9 track collection features features an electric array of experimental Hip-Hop that is a break from the conventional trappings of mainstream music. In it, Owens brings forth honest tales of his life, love, dreams and fantasies.

Dough Ft. Lil Jack – “Getchu Some”

By: @ivyysandersCategory: Music

Youngstown, Ohio native Dough doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel with his newest release. This one is all about getting to the money, b###### and fame, and the call to action for everyone that’s about their business to have all three. Fam Staxx provides a haunting piano-driven instrumental as Dough and Jack ride it until the wheels fall off with talks of living in the lap of luxury. Grab his latest effort “The Rise Of Magneto (Power Moves)”, available on Live Mixtapes today, while his new project “The Rise Of Magneto II” is coming soon. Dope artwork. Ha!

Hogo Sisu – “Needing More”

By: @ivyysandersCategory: Music

When you meet that special someone, 9 times out of 10 you’re hit with a roller coaster of emotions. Rowdy Empire Records artist Hogo Sisu does his best at explaining that feeling in his new record “Needing More”. From the good to the bad, the ups and the downs, this one is all about trying escape the feeling and just flat out getting away. This one lives on the tape “Feel The Groove”, which will be seeing daylight in the very near future. In the meantime, let this one be your anthem to break loose and move something.

Troy Ave – “Doo Doo”

By: @ivyysandersCategory: Videos

After releasing his 50 Cent assisted track, Troy Ave is right back with the video treatment for Doo Doo. Major Without A Deal hits the streets June 5th.

Boosie Badazz Ft. Chris Brown – “She Don’t Love Me”

By: @ivyysandersCategory: Music

We’re only a few days away from Boosie‘s new album since being a free man. Today, he leaks one last joint with Chris Brown titled She Don’t Love Me. Make sure you support and go buy the album May 26th.

King Louie – “Drilluminati 3 (God Of Drill)” (MIXTAPE)

By: Scooby Wilson (@mcscoobins)Category: Music

King Louie returns with his third installment of his “Drilluminati” series. The new 16 track project contains features from Fetty Wap & PARTYNEXTDOOR and production from C-Sick, Cardo & more. Listen to the King Louie’s latest effort below.

Young Greatness – “Moolah”

By: Scooby Wilson (@mcscoobins)Category: Music

Young Greatness drops “Moolah,” produced by former Cash Money in-house beatmaker Jazze Pha. “Moolah” is instantly catchy and even more irresistible on repeated listens. The New Orleans native switches up his flows, rocking back and forth between a Migos-esque style and a rapid-fire, straight-ahead flow before bringing in the melody over the song’s hook.

Silverfoxx ETO – Stacked Waters

By: SionahhcontentCategory: Breeding Ground Showcase

Bringing you a new sound to kick back and vibe to, this latest sound comes from Silverfoxx ETO, check out his latest EP “Stacked Waters”. Support good music !

https://soundcloud.com/silverfoxxeto/sets/stacked-waters

 

If you like what you hear feel free to contact the artist via social media:

Twitter :https://twitter.com/SilverfoxxETO
IG:https://instagram.com/silverfoxxeto/

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/silverfoxxeto

Email: [email protected]

Jim Jones – “Miami Vampin”

By: Jake CratesCategory: Music

Stream or download Jim Jones most recent Vampin mixtape that flips the Miami Marlins logo. Looks pretty dope as Jim Jones runs through a quick view of his life. After his visit on Highly Questionalbe via ESPN where he took shots at French Montana this is definitely deserved of attention. Whats Jim got to say?

A$AP Rocky To Feature Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Mos Def And More On A.L.L.A (Official Tracklist)

By: G.Avant (@G_Avant)Category: Headlines

 

June 2nd couldn’t come any sooner as the official tracklist has been released for A$AP Rocky’s upcoming album A.L.L.A. ( At. Long. Last, A$AP).  Standout features on the much anticipated release include Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Mos Def, and Future. Also, Rocky makes sure to stay true to his influences as he has a track featuring UGK and a song named after wavy imprisoned Harlemite Max B.  A.L.L.A. is executive produced by Juicy J and Danger Mouse, as well as the late A$AP Yams.

01. Holy Ghost f. Joe Fox
02. Canal St. f. Bones
03. Fine Whine f. M.I.A., Future & Joe Fox
04. L$D
05. Excuse Me
06. JD
07. Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2
08. Electric Body f. Schoolboy Q
09. Jukebox Joints f. Kanye West & Joe Fox
10. Max B f. Joe Fox
11. Pharsyde f. Joe Fox
12. Wavybone f. Juicy J & UGK
13. Westside Highway f. James Fauntleroy
14. Better Things
15. M’$ f. Lil Wayne
16. Dreams (Interlude)
17. Everyday f. Rod Stewart & Miguel
18. Back Home f. Mos Def, Acyde & Yams