Nipsey Hussle and Dom Kennedy stopped by the #LIFTOFF with my brotha J Cruz and I, and premiered their new song “Checc Me Out”, off his upcoming mixtape Crenshaw which drops on October 8th. It was nothing but cool vibes in the studio!
Watch Nip and Dom turn up while they hear “Checc Me Out” for the first time on the radio.
Tonight on The Liftoff on Power 106 with J. Cruz, Justin Credible, DJ Sourmilk & Fuzz Fantab, we had the honor of having Nipsey Hussle, DOM KENNEDY & Cobby Supreme come premiere Nip’s new single, ‘Checc Me Out’. It will be featured on Nip’s new mixtape, Crenshaw, which drops October 8th. Be on the lookout for his debut album dropping very soon as well. Also dropping in October is DOM’s album, Get Home Safely.
Sidebar, this is produced by The Futuristiks and 1500ORNOTHIN, how beasty is this shit?!!
First visuals we get off of DOM’s Get Home Safely album which drops October 1st. This one if produced by The Futuristiks.
Dom Kennedy drops this new leak “For My Homies” originally recorded in March of 2010 for the Closed Sessions: ATX project.
Produced by SMKA.
Listen below.
Dom Kennedy treated his fans to some new material off his upcoming album Get Home Safely during his show in Santa Ana.
Dom Kennedy is currently working on Get Home safely, until that drops he leaked this new one “Erica Pt.1.”
Listen below.
Wale links with Dom Kennedy and YG on this new one “Hella,” which is a bonus cut on Wale’s The Gifted Target copy.
Listen below..
DOM season.
DJ Mustard, most known for his club bangers, has released an entire club banging project titled Ketchup. With Timbaland, DJ Drama, Lil Jon and Funkmaster Flex giving the Roc Nation signee the co-sign, Mustard rounds up previous West Coast collaborators like YG, Dom Kennedy, Nipsey Hussle, Kid Ink, Casey Veggies, E-40, to name a few, for Ketchup. Stream and download below.
These are the three songs I’m feelin this week.
Nore. ft. Pharrell – The Problem
“Tryna shit on me and make history.”
Dom Kennedy – Blue Cups
“They sayin I’m doing to much, I say I’m doing my stuff”
Rocko – U.O.E.N.O.
“Fly ish only, you know what I’m sayin?”
Dom Kennedy discusses the first time he discovered Hip-Hop, the influence of Los Angeles culture and explained why he chose “Yellow” as a part of the title of his album in this sit-down interview with L.A.’s Power 106. He also reveals that his favorite verse is the second verse from “This My Type Of Party.” Makes sense. We all love singing along to it. Read the lyrics to “This My Type Of Party” here.
Dom Kennedy stopped by the studio with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible, DJ sourMILK, and Fuzz Fantab to talk about the success of the Yellow Album, and he breaks down the title of his upcoming album Get Home Safely.
