Producer REL released a great instrumental album and I’m vibing to it as you are reading this. “Break Out” is already a fave.
Without further ado I present, Out of View. Download to your respective MP3 storage devices and turn it up! And if you enjoy it please tell a friend. –REL
Tracklist and download link below.
Continue reading Instrumental Album: REL (@REL) – Out Of View
SkeeTV provides us with the official behind-the-scenes footage of Game‘s latest Matt Alonzo-directed music video, “The City,” featuring fellow LA-lien Kendrick Lamar. Can’t wait to see what Alonzo has cookin’ for this epic track. Kendrick Lamar goes offffffff on this song.
Anyways, back to Game. The Interscope-signed rapper just announced that his fifth studio album will be titled F.I.V.E. (Fear Is Victory’s Evolution).
Johnny Polygon rides around the city and shows us a preview of the future sounds of his debut album, Pussy Gun. He’s offering a free download of this track on his facebook. New music is way overdue. Check out the video and download the track, in that order.
Directed by Tommaso Cardile.
Compton rep, Problem, just released his latest project, Welcome to Mollywood. You can download below!
Download: Problem – Welcome to Mollywood
Girls that can rap are usually ugly, not in this case. Spotted at NahRight.
Download: Nitty Scott, MC ft. Action Bronson & The Kid Daytona – Auntie Maria’s Crib (The Neapolitan Remix)
My guy JO put me up on this joint, I’ve been knockin it ever since. Check the new new from the homie TALWST originally from Canada.
With a video for The City (featuring Kendrick Lamar) ready to be released and a new mixtape in the works, Game reveals to XXL that he will be titling his fifth studio album F.I.V.E. (Fear Is Victory’s Evolution).
The meaning behind that is like—me as a rapper, you as a journalist, Kobe as a basketball player—you gotta be afraid to do something, or have those butterflies in your stomach. We all get that feeling. Before you did your first interview, you probably was like, ‘Damn, I don’t want to ask the wrong questions. I want to do this right.’ Me, before I wrote my first rap, or the first time I was in the booth. Fear. But then fear is victory’s evolution. After a while, you become a dope journalist, I become a dope rapper, Kobe is Kobe. You achieve and you pass over that fear. Now it ain’t fear; it’s just victory. It’s victory of all.
During a talk with MTV, Swizz gives a few more details about his upcoming mixtape..
When the Rick Ross’ mixtape came out that inspired me to do a mixtape because sometimes people need to get back into the element of what you do, since they see you doing so many different ventures. My first single is with me and A$AP Rocky.
People have to know that you can take it back to the basics and keep it hip-hop and keep it fun and just do what made you the person that you are. That’s why I think this mixtape is important. I’m vibing with Nas on it, Rick Ross, DMX, The Lox, people that everybody’s like ‘Man, when are you guys gonna do a track together?’ and ‘When is this happening? I thought the mixtape was a great way to bring that to life.
On March 12th Jay-Z and Amex will kick off the Music leg of the annual SxSW festival at Austin City Limits with a special interactive performance that will be streamed live on the internet as well as a digital billboard in the middle of Austin’s party district. Fans will be able to tweet song requests during the concert and unlock a digital concert poster by using special hashtags.
Bronson is one of my favorite to come out in the last few years.
I wasn’t up on this kid, he’s dope as fuck though. Reminds me of an English version of 7 Notas 7 Colores (you’re welcome). Spotted it over at Herfection. Better late than never on the EP below…
Shake (2DopeBoyz) and Andreas Hale (TheWellVersed) caught up with ScHoolboy Q during his stop in Vegas.
In part one, Q talks about how he linked up with TDE, what he would be doing today if it wasn’t for rapping, working with Alchemist and how folks that used to give him the cold shoulder are now asking for features.
After the jump, check out some footage of Q performing at Smoke Out in San Bernardino, CA.
