Tag: DJ Mustard

Justin Credible’s #LeaksOfTheWeek w/ Kanye West, DJ Mustard, & AD (Video)

New year, new leaks! I break down the top 3 songs that I’ve been vibin with for this past week!

Listen below…
Kanye West ft. Ty Dolla $ign – “Real Friends”

DJ Mustard ft. Travi$ Scott – “Whole Lotta Of Lovin”

AD ft. IAMSU – “Way Up”

Justin Credible #LeaksOfTheWeek w/ Dr.Dre, Eric Bellinger, DJ Mustard & Drake (Video)

This week Dr. Dre dropped his first album in sixteen years! Easy call I had to feature some new heat Off Dre’s ‘Compton’album! “Deep Water” had to be one of my top picks! Some other new leaks I was vibin to this week were Eric Bellinger’s “Valet” , DJ Mustard’s “Why’d You Call”, and Drake’s “Hotline Bling.

Listen below…

Dr. Dre Feat. Kendrick Lamar & Justus – “Deep Water”

Eric Bellinger Feat. Fetty Wap & 2 Chainz – “Valet”

Dj Mustard Feat. Ty Dolla $ign & iLoveMakonnen – “Why’d You Call?”

Drake – “Hotline Bling”

Justin Credible’s #LeaksOfTheWeek w/ Drake, DJ Mustard, The Game & J.Cole (Video)

So much new music it was hard to just pick 3 songs for my #LeaksOfTheWeek! Easy call! I had to go back to back with new Drizzy “Charged up”, and “Back To Back.” DJ Mustard “Shooters”, and Omen “Things Change.”

Listen below….

Drake – “Charged Up”

Drake – “Back to Back”

Dj Mustard Feat. The Game, Skeme, RJ, Joe Moses – “Shooters”

Omen Feat. J. Cole – “Things Change”

Joelle James ft. DJ Mustard – “Rookie Of The Year” (Audio)

We first premiered this joint on our #2015DRAFTPICKS tape earlier this year. This shit is such a smash! Joelle James is an LA based artist signed to Chris Brown‘s CBE label, this one obviously produced by DJ Mustard. Be on the lookout for the full version of this coming very soon!

YG, DJ Mustard & TY Dolla $ign Cover ‘The Source’ Magazine (News)

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YG, DJ Mustard, and TY Dolla $ign graced the cover of ‘The Source’ magazine final issue of the year.

One thing people might not know about YG:

YG is all-inclusive. Though a member of the Tree Top Piru Bloods, his inner circle includes members from rival gangs–even his mother. “My momma Crip, she from a Crip neighborhood,” he said laughing. His relationships supersede gang affiliations, which is perhaps how he can seamlessly trade verses with the likes of ScHoolboy Q on his album, who raps the Hoover Street Crip set. “I’m the reason why we got Blood n****s and we got Crip n****s in one click–that’s me,” he proudly exclaimed.

Ty Dolla $ign almost threw it all away:

“I used to produce with this other dude named G Casso, and when he died that f*****d me up. He got killed. He got killed and it f****d me up to where I didn’t even feel like making beats like that, you know, that was another reason why I slowed down.”

Being producer of the year is no joke:

“That’s what a lot of people don’t understand, like, this is more than producing,” he explains. They don’t understand that this is a full-time job. It’s not like I’m just making a beat and Big Sean happens to stumble into the studio. It’s not like that.” […] “People take it lightly. You gotta grind for what you want and really take it to the next level–it’s a different era. It’s really just [about] changing the sound up, not staying the same.”