Power 106 | L.A. Leakers: Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk

Roy Wood$ Talks ‘Say Less’ Album, Drake Mentorship, Possible OVO Compilation & More [WATCH]

OVO’s Roy Wood$ was in LA for his ‘Say Less’ listening party and stopped by the #LIFTOFF to talk about the debut album with Justin Credible and Sourmilk.

In the interview the Canadian rapper talked about his ‘Say Less’ album, Canada’s music scene, Canadian’s dominating the industry, Drake’s mentorship, being signed to OVO, a possible OVO compilation tape, and a whole lot more.

Wood$ goes on to list Michael Jackson and Nelly as his biggest influences, goes into detail about how he got his name, and praised his mother for being a major supporter for him.

Watch the full interview below.

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New York’s Grafh Goes Off On #Freestyle033 [WATCH]

New York rapper and VH1’s “Love & Hip-Hop” castmember, Grafh stopped by the office to deliver some bars for Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk.

Over four minutes the rapper shows that although he may be on a reality show, he still has bars and should not be tested. Rapping over Birdman and The Clipse’s “What Happened To That Boy,” Grafh shows how Queens’ rappers get down.

“I’m the beast from the east when I fire what I got I set the leaves on the trees on fire,” he raps.

Watch the entire #Freestyle033 below.

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Fabolous & Jadakiss Talk Joint Project, Hip-Hop & More [WATCH]

Fabolous and Jadakiss have outlived many hip-hop artists and earned their current icon status. When they announced their ‘Freddy Vs. Jason’ joint project last year, it instantly caused pandemonium. A year later it is out after a few delays and the duo pulled up on Justin and Sourmilk to discuss it.

Freddy and Jason go into details about the project’s delay, production, getting samples cleared, their personas on the project, having to change the title to ‘Friday On Elm Street’, features, how it came to fruition, and more.

Other topics discussed were the current state of hip-hop, old DJ Clue tapes, the mixtape era, their upcoming joint tour, sports, favorite sneaker of the year, and more.

Watch below.

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CyHi The Prynce Talks ‘No Dope On Sundays’ & More W/ Justin Credible & DJ Sourmilk [WATCH]

With CyHi The Prynce’s debut album ‘No Dope On Sundays’ available everywhere now, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper stopped by the #LIFTOFF on Power 106 to discuss it with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk.

In the nearly 30-minute conversation, CyHi talked about the process in creating his debut album, why it took so long, certain tracks, getting music clearances, and more. Aside from album talk, CyHi discussed Kanye West’s catalog and greatness.

Make sure you go get that ‘No Dope On Sundays’ if you haven’t already.

Watch the full interview below.

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R-Mean Brings The Bars On #Freestyle031 [WATCH]

LA native, R-Mean dropped in on Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to display his lyrical abilities. In the past R-Mean has crushed Sway’s “Sway In the Morning” freestyles and been a crowd favorite off his “5 Fingers of Death” bars.

Destined to get that official LA stamp, R-Mean went off over a three-and-a-half minute period shooting off quick flows, that are worthy of a double or triple take.

If you didn’t know about R-Mean before this, you will definitely be checkin for him from here on out. Press play below and catch these bars.

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Bay Area Rapper Caleborate Spazzes On #Freestyle028 [WATCH]

YO! Let’s just start off by saying early last year I was super hyped and telling everyone about this dope ass Bay Area rapper named Caleborate. Upon showing Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, them boys instantly agreed.

Since then Caleb has came along way by dropping his ‘1993’ project last year and following that up with this year’s soulful masterpiece, ‘Real Person’.

As you know we are the LA LEAKERS, so we had to get Caleborate in the studio to exercise his lyrical abilities on one of the industry’s realist freestyle series (Shoutout to Sway & Funk Flex), that is the LA LEAKERS. Over 5-minutes my boy torches Drake’s “Pound Cake” and insists on continuing, as he finishes strong over Erykah Badu’s “Bag Lady” instrumental. (I know it’s also Dr. Dre’s “Xxplosive” instrumental…hold your slander).

Watch Caleborate go-off on #Freestyle028 below.

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Lil Flip Puts On For Houston, Texas On #Freestyle029 [WATCH]

Over 10 minutes Lil Flip shows what he has in the tank while putting on for his hometown of Houston, Texas. Flipper begins with G-Eazy’s “No Limit,” just to let you know it ain’t safe. From there he blazes Jay Z’s “The Story of OJ” and then Post Malone’s No. 1 single, “Rockstar.”

This was one of the two freestyles we let off yesterday, just to show everyone we aren’t playing games. It’s the fourth quarter so you know we only hitting game-winning shots.

Watch below.

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Quincey White Gets Political Over Dr. Dre’s “The Watcher” On #Freestyle027 [WATCH]

South Central’s Quincey White caught the industry by storm with his freestyle on Sway’s Universe. After catching wind of that, Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk had to get the LA native to deliver some bars on their own freestyle series.

Over Dr. Dre’s ‘Chronic 2001’ single “The Watcher,” Quincey showed he in fact is not a fad. The rapper begins by looking back on his Megabus trips from LA to Vegas, before referencing his ‘7’ project, LaVar Ball, and then getting political by shouting out Colin Kaepernick, the Vegas shooting, and wishing Donald Trump was shot instead of the victims.

Watch below.

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Lola Monroe Catches Fire On #Freestyle026 [WATCH]

Lola Monroe took some time off from filming E! show, “The Platinum Life,” to drop off some bars with the L.A. Leakers. On #Freestyle026, Lola showed she should be in the same conversation as other female rappers in the game.

Watch her go off below.

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Boogie Names Biggest Influences, Discusses Signing To Shady Records & More [WATCH]

Boogie destroyed Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” in his LA Leakers freestyle when he went up to visit J Creddy and Sourmilk. Along with his killer freestyle the rapper also sat down with them L.A. LEAKERS boys to talk about his Shady Records signing, Eminem, and more.

The Compton rapper also addressed fellow LA rapper, Vince Staples’ comments about Eminem’s BET Awards Cypher freestyle, named his inspirations, singing on the church choir growing up, and a lot more.

Watch below.

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Kris Wu Talks Travis Scott Single, Influences, Working With Pharrell & More [WATCH]

Actor-turned-rapper Kris Wu stopped by the Power 106 #LIFTOFF show to have a conversation with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. With his Travis Scott-assisted “Deserve” single out now, Kris talked about music, amongst other things.

The China-born, Canadian-raised product also discussed his upbringing, acting, the music industry, working with Pharrell, how the Travis Scott single came to fruition, and more.

When asked who some of his musical inspirations were, Wu said growing up he had a heavy West Coast rap influence and named Snoop Dogg, Drake, 50 Cent, and Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony as his biggest aspirations.

Make sure to get “Deserve” featuring Travis Scott on all platforms and watch the full interview below.

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Boogie Destroys Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” Instrumental On #Freestyle025 [WATCH]

There’s a reason why Eminem inked Compton’s Boogie to Shady Records. The reasoning is simply his lyrical abilities. With the ink still wet on his new deal, Boogie came through and slaughtered Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” instrumental on #Freestyle025.

Free flowing over “Gucci Gang,” Boogie put on for Compton with flows that simply can’t be replicated.

Watch #Freestyle025 below.

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N.O.R.E Serves Up Several Gems & Stories In Part 1 Of Interview With Justin Credible & Sourmilk [WATCH]

Sitting down with someone who’s been in the game for over 20-years like N.O.R.E is truly a treat. It is also guaranteed to spark a number of different topic conversations and stories. J Creddy and Sourmilk sat down with the legend to discuss a plethora of topics. The convo was so deep we had to split it up into two parts.

In part 1 of the interview with Creddy and Milk, N.O.R.E called Pharrell “the greatest producer of all-time,” talked about 20-years of the critically-acclaimed ‘The War Report’ album, N.O.R.E saluted the Leakers for pushing the culture forward, and a lot more.

Watch the part 1 of N.O.R.E’s sitdown with the Leakers boys below.

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