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Tree‘s Sunday School II: When Church Is Out is unbelievable. The Chicago rapper/producer lifts one of the project’s stand out tracks in “Busters” for a visual.
Watch the music video for the Frank Dukes produced track below.
By no means is “Ride For (My Nigga)” a new song; it was featured on the Corporate Thuggin’ Entertainment #ItsThaWorld EP. However, it is fitting as YG just inked a deal with Young Jeezy‘s collective, adding a replacement for Freddie Gibbs, who left a few months back.
The DJ Mustard produced track functions as the West Coast rapper’s official single. Featuring Jeezy and Riche Homie Quan, who is heating up the South, the track is filled with loyal rhymes over Mustard’s distinct sound.
Listen to “Ride For (My Nigga)” below.
J. Cole brought his Dollar & A Dream Tour to Boston last Friday. If you weren’t able to experience the action live like myself, you can get a feel for what you missed in the video below. From what I heard, there was a line outside Paradise Rock at noon. It may be the summer, but its a #ColeWorld. Born Sinner available in a store near you!
Following their interviews on Nighthawk Radio last Sunday (June 16th), Q Major, Latrell James and Mr. Fritz left their mark on #SpitThatIshSundays. Over instrumentals like “New Slaves,” “Backseat Freestyle” and more, the three Boston rappers unleash a lyrical marathon for 13 minutes. If you thought the Bean couldn’t rap, think again.
Watch and listen to the cypher below, drop a line in the comment section and let me know who you were feeling. While you’re at it, take a listen to my interview, here.
Back in May, Jitta On The Track performed in Boston for the first time at Tommy Doyle’s. Despite a few issues that included my brand new Canon deciding not to work, I was able to interview the Connecticut based rapper; thanks to the late Steve Jobs and the almighty iPhone.
In our discussion, Jitta spoke on the EDM infused Jitta On The Trap, touring on Drake‘s Club Paradise Tour, what he’s currently working on, performing in front of new crowds, the importance of quality visuals, a new EP, and much more. Plus, he drops a handful of nick names.
Watch the interview above and stay tuned for new material from Jitta in the near future.
Over the weekend, the good people over at Nighthawk Radio had me on their show to talk about Hard In The Paint, the Boston hip-hop scene, and managing Mr. Fritz.
Take a listen below and hear me talk about the start of the website, the purpose, artist that I’ve worked with, and much more. If you’re artist or any type of entrepreneur, you definitely want to get familiar with NHR, they are all about supporting the city.
Miami’s Bizzy Crook hits the booth and pens a letter to his idol Kanye West. Produced by SkipOnDaBeat, the rapper dives into impressive story telling as he lays out his admiration for the hip-hop heavyweight, who just released the highly anticipated Yeezus. Whether this is Crook really laying his thoughts out on the track (which I believe) or just a marketing tactic, “Emails From Kanye West” is a heck of a song, which should get the 305 rapper some new fans. Will Ye’ respond?
Take a listen to “Emails From Kanye West” below.
After a short delay, Smoke Bulga (Donn Lennon) releases the highly anticipated “In The Bean” music video. Directed by J.R. Saint Films, the veteran grabs a host of Boston-based artist for the feature heavy single.
Masspike Miles provides the hook while Slee,Moe Ladin,Phame & Zeek Martin,EZ Dollarz and Shotty Blak assisted with verses. Roxbury, Mattapan, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and the South End is represented. This is just another small example of the city’s hip-hop scene coming together. What more can you ask for?
Watch “In The Bean” below.