August 27, 2009
DON'T TEXT WHILE DRIVING!!!
The content of this video is extremely graphic. But please do not text while driving, it is distracting. If this won't convince you I don't know what will.
August 22, 2009
Mixtape Spotlight: Big Hurt "Strong Arming The Game 1.0"
1. Intro (Marvolus)
2. Hurt Day
3. Cookin' Up Freestyle
4. City Lights ft. Bo Eyezlow
5. Bosses Circle ft. Bo Eyezlow & Marvolus
6. Bang On
7. Bougie Bitch ft. Joe Nice
8. Everyday Hustle ft. Daddy Kool
9. Futuristic Love
10. Mean Sex Game (Original Intermission)
11. Hungry Intuition ft. Shawty Slim
12. In Our Lifetime ft. Louis the 13th
13. Maybach Music 2 ft. Bo Eyelow & Marvolus
14. Long Money ft. Lil Bit
15. Hood Star
16. Take Off
17. Respect
18. Popeye
19. Bike Week ft. TrapSTAR
20. Wild Out (Original Intermission)
21. One Call
22. R.I.P. MJ
23. Live By The Gun
24. Blast Off ft. Noel (Bonus Track)
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2. Hurt Day
3. Cookin' Up Freestyle
4. City Lights ft. Bo Eyezlow
5. Bosses Circle ft. Bo Eyezlow & Marvolus
6. Bang On
7. Bougie Bitch ft. Joe Nice
8. Everyday Hustle ft. Daddy Kool
9. Futuristic Love
10. Mean Sex Game (Original Intermission)
11. Hungry Intuition ft. Shawty Slim
12. In Our Lifetime ft. Louis the 13th
13. Maybach Music 2 ft. Bo Eyelow & Marvolus
14. Long Money ft. Lil Bit
15. Hood Star
16. Take Off
17. Respect
18. Popeye
19. Bike Week ft. TrapSTAR
20. Wild Out (Original Intermission)
21. One Call
22. R.I.P. MJ
23. Live By The Gun
24. Blast Off ft. Noel (Bonus Track)
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Artist Spotlight: Will Smiff Dogg (NYC)
Hip-Hop may not have started with Will Smiff Dogg, but he is definitely taking it to the next level. He is already stirring a huge buzz with his new mixtape “Doin it Doggiestyle in NYC” which is being featured some of the most popular hip-hop sites around including Vladtv.com, eastcoastdigitalradio.com, Rapbasement.com, Datpiff.com, coast2coastmixtapes and has 1400+ downloads on thatcrack.com alone. Just Google the name “Will Smiff Dogg”, and you’ll see how hard this brotha is working!
You may have first heard of Will Smiff Dogg as “LIX” back in 2003 on the infamous All Access Dvd's if you live in NYC, or in 2005 as “LIX” with the Dogg Pound Next Generation (Snoop Dogg, and Daz Dillinger of the Dogg Pound Gangsters unsigned group). Though Will Smiff Dogg is unsigned, he has amibitions to be signed this year to the right label and take his career to the next level.
However you first heard of Will Smiff Dogg, please allow him to reintroduce himself with his debut albums "College Made Me Do It" and “We are the World” (Now available on iTunes, Rhapsody, Amazon.com and Emusic). It isn't Asher Roth, "I love college", or Lil Wayne’s “The Carter III”, but Will Smiff Dogg is moving the hip-hop movement in the right direction. With hot singles like "Secret Lady", and the WATW album's first single "Perfume" (music video coming soon), you'll clearly be able to see Will's ultra premium style and flavor.
Two songs off the “College Made Me Do It” album were produced by Shady Records producer/engineer Marleik Patterson. Those songs are "Tookie Williams", and "Justify my Cuzz". "Tookie Williams" will quickly let you know why Tupac's legendary producer Daz Dillinger (Ambitionz as a rider) picked him up for the DP Next Generation in the first place. While songs like "It's Summer" will quickly remind you of the Hip-hop classic "Summertime" by Will Smith. WSD is currently seeking a deal with the right major record label, so A&R’s contact him immediately!
Will Smiff Dogg was born in New Orleans, LA. (Lil Wayne and Master P country) He was raised in Bremerton, WA. outside of Seattle (Sir-Mix-A-Lot, and Quincy Jones country), and now spends his day in New York City (Jay-Z and 50 cent country). Will Smiff Dogg has had songs in rotation on BBC Radio 1, and Jango.com and has also recorded at DJ Vlad's Heavy Roc studio in New York City. The newest album "We are the World" inspired by Michael Jackson appeals to a larger audience. People from all walks of life will enjoy it.
I made the “College Made Me Do It” album for Teenagers, Hustler's, College Students, Hip-Hop heads, Independent women, and College Dropouts. I made “We are the World” for the entire globe. They are both truly All American Albums", Will Adds. And, If you think his name sounds familiar. You may be mistaking it with the famous actor who recently starred in 7 pounds. In response to the recent name change Will remarks, " I like to think of it more like Will Smiff n Wessun a hater, than like Will Smith. With no copyright infringements in sight, If you can get over the name similarity, you can truly enjoy the music!" So far to date, the album has stir up a buzz with over 12 million people worldwide. Don't wait until your running behind the bus, join the Will Smiff Dogg today!!!
Follow him on twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/
Email for collaborations: willsmiffdogg@gmail.com
Direct Contact Number: 917-549-9257 - Nadine
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/
Management – Perpetual Motions
Guillermo – info@perpetualmotions.com
011+31651052922 (Netherlands)
http://www.hotartists.nl
August 19, 2009
Artist Spotlight: Hustle Boyz (Orangeburg, SC)
Reigning from Orangeburg, South Carolina, The Hustle Boyz are the new sound of the grind. Rapping since their early teens, Dot and Flames have seen the street life and converted their visions into their own music. From recording in the hallways to performing at talent shows in different markets, The Hustle Boyz have been labeled as one of the hardest grinding rap groups in SC.
Their new single, “Grindin” featuring Def Jam recording artist Lil Ru, has already penetrated major markets, extending the group’s sound to a major level.
“We always had a grind to their lives, we come from the struggle meaning we never had much so it is reflected in our music” – Flames. The Hustle Boyz currently have a blazing new mixtape with DJ Dirty called “U See Me Now” which also features “Grindin” and R&B hit, “Chocolate Girl.”
“South Carolina is one of the most slept on states as far as music, but with the success of Lil Ru, Lil Brod and Team Irac the Hustle boyz are the next “thing to talk about. We make good music, we make strong music, we make music to be remembered by”- Dot.
Mixtape Download - http://www.zshare.net/download/6281378794871ad1/
Booking/Contact Info:
twitter:@thehustleboyz
(803)664-7517 - Michael Bartley
A.B.S Entertainment LLC
hustleboyz07@gmail.com
www.myspace.com/hustleboyzinthisthang
Their new single, “Grindin” featuring Def Jam recording artist Lil Ru, has already penetrated major markets, extending the group’s sound to a major level.
“We always had a grind to their lives, we come from the struggle meaning we never had much so it is reflected in our music” – Flames. The Hustle Boyz currently have a blazing new mixtape with DJ Dirty called “U See Me Now” which also features “Grindin” and R&B hit, “Chocolate Girl.”
“South Carolina is one of the most slept on states as far as music, but with the success of Lil Ru, Lil Brod and Team Irac the Hustle boyz are the next “thing to talk about. We make good music, we make strong music, we make music to be remembered by”- Dot.
Mixtape Download - http://www.zshare.net/download/6281378794871ad1/
Booking/Contact Info:
twitter:@thehustleboyz
(803)664-7517 - Michael Bartley
A.B.S Entertainment LLC
hustleboyz07@gmail.com
www.myspace.com/hustleboyzinthisthang
Label Spotlight: Next To Fear Entertainment (Georgia)
Doughboi Tha God
Rising from the hood of Racine,WI, N.T.F Music exploded onto the hip-hop scene in 2008 with their debut Mixtape, "Dis Bout to Blow". The band's latest Mixtape, "Dis Bout to Blow", merges All Of their lyrics with soulful beats to churn out a solid record chock full of hits street anthem. With standout tracks like "X pill and Cheesecake," look for "Doughboi Tha God","Kb Tha God","C.M.B" N.T.F Music is prepared to be a major leader in the hip-hop landscape for years to come.
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Artist Spotlight: Catskill (Canada)
Face it! Your favorite rapper lacks identity. Originality doesn’t exist---the death of FM radio is near. We know it, and you know it. Legions of rappers are incorporating user-friendly lyrics with tacky synthesizers, idiotic dancing, and auto-tuning themselves into George Michael. Pathetic. Is this what the Rap game has become? It has my friends. In 2009, the hip hop scene has indeed had its share of misfortunes. Safe to say that all hope is gone--right! Try telling that to Canada’s lyrical madman, Catskill, who has been stirring up industry controversy with his fearless wordplay, cut-throat image, and undeniable lyrical ability. Your favorite rapper is dead. Get ready for the “Heir to the Throne”.
After reigning in the underground hip hop circuit for several years, rockin’ local sell-out shows, and rippin anyone who stood in his way, Catskill had caught the attention of legendary DJ, Clinton Sparks. The chemistry between the two was instantaneous, and together they would create the blueprint for a debut masterpiece---a masterpiece just as rare and unique as the man behind the mic. Experience musical bliss and chaos, rolled into one stacked dutchmaster of orchestrated genius. Bangers like “Sugar Town” reflect Catskill’s unique energy and hilarious comical delivery. A sense of humor is not included, although preferred. You’ll assume its all fun and games until you turn on the murderous anthem, “Kill Em” however, which contains a hard-hitting chorus that will paralyze any listener with the force of a Tyson right-hook to the brain! Leave that Asher Roth bullshit at the door! Catskill is an artist of many talents, capable of dominating any theme and this is thoroughly recognized throughout his exciting debut. Feel his passion to succeed, against all odds, on the radio-friendly smash “Year of the Cat”. A song that serves as an inspiration for all, delivered in the way only Catskill can deliver it. We don’t want to spoil the opportunity you’ve been waiting for by telling you about what this man can do, experience it for yourself! Prepare yourself for epic music that will etch its way inside your mind, and heart for years to come. “My music is meant to be controversial; it’s meant to be talked about, to be studied,” says the talented Emcee.
“Armed with a bright future, there is no predicting what Catskill is capable of, and where his limits initiate. He is currently in the midst of an industry bidding war, and one of serious financial proportions. Can’t contain your excitement?! The good news is you don’t have to wait to get your hands on “Heir to the Throne”. Get ready to experience the future of hip-hop as we know it, as Clinton knows it, and soon enough, the world. The already classic “Heir to the Throne” features guest appearances from Clinton Sparks, and Bizarre of D-12--Available now, supplies are limited.
Contact Katz Management at 407-219-1377 to book Catskill or for interviews. Good luck to all!
Youtube video for ''kill'em'' featuring Clinton Sparks
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August 17, 2009
Example of How To End Your Career In Hip Hop
Rappers...
a lot of you guys are so called "real niggaz"...
I mean I am a rapper too, but its certain lines you DON'T cross!
Let me explain...
If you send a industry pro
(ex. a DJ, producer, A&R, exec., etc...)
some music...
and they agree to give feedback... GREAT!
If, for some reason (which may be rare smh)...
they DON'T like the music, and give you feedback,
THAT YOU ASKED FOR... that you don't agree with...
GET OVER IT
WORK HARDER
TRY AGAIN LATER
Here is a perfect example of what you do to end your career...
even if it is just beginning... like opening stages beginning...
I mean like still in the hood just started rapping last week beginning...
yeah even if its that early...
A certain underground rapper, who no ones ever heard of, sends a record to a famous DJ, who in turn agrees to give it a listen. The DJ then gives "constructive criticism" (learn that phrase kids) and says its not anything he would play. Just being honest, the DJ tells the rapper that he is not ready. (This is the career ending part) The rapper, who was just so happy the DJ listened, thanks him for playing the record on Shade45 (yeah, that Shade45).
The DJ is like "What? who said I played it on Shade45". (Hold on, hold on... forgot to remind you, they never formally met, this was a twitter thing... smh gotta love the internet). Sooo, one of the DJ's followers makes it worse, and says something like "yeah, that'll teach him" (not exactly their words, but it sounds funny) and the young rapper is now highly pissed thinking that the DJ is trying to play him.
He then responds with a big budget youtube video (I had to say that... lmao big budget) which is a freestyle over Jay Z's "Death of Autotune". Now... if you are going to diss a DJ, who happens to be the foundation of hip hop, and THIS DJ is one of the (bleep) DJ's, a group of DJ's that break records nationwide, make sure the record is playable. By playable, I mean, GOOD! I mean like, NOT WHACK!
But no, no, no, that's not all. In the song, the rapper, throws shot at another DJ, and even a multi-platinum grammy nominated producer. Grammy nominated. Another industry pro he met on Twitter. Multi platinum. He takes shots at the producer because... the producer wanted to charge him for a record? (what? when did producer stop giving away free beats... lmao) Im pretty sure he isn't worried about producer for a "prominent up-and-comer" like you when he produces for people like Lil' Wayne.
But back to the song. The song is, mixed... horribly. Every few seconds a tag/drop says "Media Demo"... obviously the young rapper recorded the record at home. With his PC microphone and the demo version of a home studio. Smh. But don't get me wrong, the rapping... is... just as horrible. He then "mass tweets" the link to the diss record. I repeat, the link to the diss record. Mass tweets. And gets into a argument with some of the other (bleep) DJ's, who came to defend their partner. Twitter argument. Smh.
After his "twitter campaign" and I'm sure he mentioned it on Myspace and Facebook, and even Blackplanet or Urbanchat (if that still exist) the video has gained... drumroll... 48 views... well 47 subtract mine please. And the only comment it received says "Is it really that serious? Niggas make diss tracks to people they beef w. on the intermet? Hmmph. Wow. Have fun with that *SMH*"
Here's where he made a mistake. The (bleep) DJ's have hands in all markets when it comes to hip hop. East coast, Left coast, Down here, and even in the midwest. Why are you taking shots at the ones who play records. DJ's stick together, and if you mess with one of the (bleep) DJ's, you messed with them all. DON'T DISS DJ'S, EVEN THE LITTLE HOMETOWN 43 YEAR OLD DJ'S WHO DJ'ED DISCO PARTIES AT A HOLE IN THE WALL 27 YEARS AGO. Oh, and don't diss multi platinum, grammy nominated, famous, super producers either. They don't like that.
Another rapper's career bites the delicious dust. Smh.
PS... if you wanna hear the song (you don't)...
here's the link... don't click it, it sucks... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8bcu2pmddo
Oh, and the DJ's I'm talking about are THE CORE DJ'S... YEAH THOSE CORE DJ'S!
Oh, and the white kid isn't the rapper. But even he has a better chance of making it now. Smh.
I mean I am a rapper too, but its certain lines you DON'T cross!
Let me explain...
If you send a industry pro
(ex. a DJ, producer, A&R, exec., etc...)
some music...
and they agree to give feedback... GREAT!
If, for some reason (which may be rare smh)...
they DON'T like the music, and give you feedback,
THAT YOU ASKED FOR... that you don't agree with...
GET OVER IT
WORK HARDER
TRY AGAIN LATER
Here is a perfect example of what you do to end your career...
even if it is just beginning... like opening stages beginning...
I mean like still in the hood just started rapping last week beginning...
yeah even if its that early...
A certain underground rapper, who no ones ever heard of, sends a record to a famous DJ, who in turn agrees to give it a listen. The DJ then gives "constructive criticism" (learn that phrase kids) and says its not anything he would play. Just being honest, the DJ tells the rapper that he is not ready. (This is the career ending part) The rapper, who was just so happy the DJ listened, thanks him for playing the record on Shade45 (yeah, that Shade45).
The DJ is like "What? who said I played it on Shade45". (Hold on, hold on... forgot to remind you, they never formally met, this was a twitter thing... smh gotta love the internet). Sooo, one of the DJ's followers makes it worse, and says something like "yeah, that'll teach him" (not exactly their words, but it sounds funny) and the young rapper is now highly pissed thinking that the DJ is trying to play him.
He then responds with a big budget youtube video (I had to say that... lmao big budget) which is a freestyle over Jay Z's "Death of Autotune". Now... if you are going to diss a DJ, who happens to be the foundation of hip hop, and THIS DJ is one of the (bleep) DJ's, a group of DJ's that break records nationwide, make sure the record is playable. By playable, I mean, GOOD! I mean like, NOT WHACK!
But no, no, no, that's not all. In the song, the rapper, throws shot at another DJ, and even a multi-platinum grammy nominated producer. Grammy nominated. Another industry pro he met on Twitter. Multi platinum. He takes shots at the producer because... the producer wanted to charge him for a record? (what? when did producer stop giving away free beats... lmao) Im pretty sure he isn't worried about producer for a "prominent up-and-comer" like you when he produces for people like Lil' Wayne.
But back to the song. The song is, mixed... horribly. Every few seconds a tag/drop says "Media Demo"... obviously the young rapper recorded the record at home. With his PC microphone and the demo version of a home studio. Smh. But don't get me wrong, the rapping... is... just as horrible. He then "mass tweets" the link to the diss record. I repeat, the link to the diss record. Mass tweets. And gets into a argument with some of the other (bleep) DJ's, who came to defend their partner. Twitter argument. Smh.
After his "twitter campaign" and I'm sure he mentioned it on Myspace and Facebook, and even Blackplanet or Urbanchat (if that still exist) the video has gained... drumroll... 48 views... well 47 subtract mine please. And the only comment it received says "Is it really that serious? Niggas make diss tracks to people they beef w. on the intermet? Hmmph. Wow. Have fun with that *SMH*"
Here's where he made a mistake. The (bleep) DJ's have hands in all markets when it comes to hip hop. East coast, Left coast, Down here, and even in the midwest. Why are you taking shots at the ones who play records. DJ's stick together, and if you mess with one of the (bleep) DJ's, you messed with them all. DON'T DISS DJ'S, EVEN THE LITTLE HOMETOWN 43 YEAR OLD DJ'S WHO DJ'ED DISCO PARTIES AT A HOLE IN THE WALL 27 YEARS AGO. Oh, and don't diss multi platinum, grammy nominated, famous, super producers either. They don't like that.
Another rapper's career bites the delicious dust. Smh.
PS... if you wanna hear the song (you don't)...
here's the link... don't click it, it sucks... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8bcu2pmddo
Oh, and the DJ's I'm talking about are THE CORE DJ'S... YEAH THOSE CORE DJ'S!
Oh, and the white kid isn't the rapper. But even he has a better chance of making it now. Smh.
August 14, 2009
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Artist Spotlight: XO (Texas, Bucc Up Records)
"WHERE THEY AT?" THIS IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST QUESTIONS IN THE HIP HOP GAME WHEN IT COMES TO FEMALE MC'S. "XO" IS THE ANSWER! SINCE 1984 X HAS FACED ADVERSITY AND HARD TIMES BUT THAT DIDN'T STOP HER, FROM THE BRUTAL MURDER OF HER FATHER TO BEING HOMELESS AT 19 (ENOUGH DRAMA TO MAKE A MOVIE) SHE OVERCAME IT ALL. X ATTENDED LONGVIEW HIGH IN TEXAS WHERE SHE GRADUATED AND FIRST STARTED TO RAP. HER LOVE FOR MUSIC NEVER DIED AND SHE CONTINUED TO GRIND. THEN CAME A GUY NAMED "AL-B"(FUTURE HUSBAND AND MANAGER) HE WAS BLOWN AWAY INSTANTLY AFTER HEARING X RAP. HE MARVELED AT HER CRUNK, NO HOLDS BARRED, RUGGED RAP STYLE AND REALIZED THERE WAS NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE GAME. HE PREACHED TO HER THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO ALWAYS RAP ABOUT THINGS THAT FEMALES ARE SUPPOSED TO RAP ABOUT, TO NEVER LIMIT HERSELF. WITH AL-B HANDLING THE MUSIC AND PROMO AND X OBLITERATING EVERY TRACK THEY BECAME A GREAT TEAM AND THE MUSIC THAT WAS CREATED WAS GREAT! SOON AFTER THEY CREATED M.I.M ENTERTAINMENT (MUSIC IS ME) AND CREATED A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DALLAS BASED LABEL "BUCC UP RECORDS" TO TAKE THEIR MUSIC FURTHER THAN HOME. X FEELS LIKE HER TIME IS "NOW" AND STARTS OFF EVERY TRACK BOLDLY YELLING "XO IN DIS BITCH!!!!! "
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August 13, 2009
Willy Northpole Diss (Claims Willy only sold 2,800 ALBUMS)
The very same state in which he has taken credit for putting on the map is taking any and all stripes away from DTP/Def Jam recording artist Willy Northpole! After being one of Def Jam's worst releases (Tha Connect - 2800 units) in its 25 year history Willy is still not humbled by the humiliation. In fact he decided to diss the very same people who carried him on their back with the record "Garbage Disposal 3".
Well Tajji Sharp (who has been linked with Kanye West & Kanye's Good Music imprint) is now telling the story of the true Willy Northpole and how in fact how he is an embarrassment for the Arizona music movement and the epitome of a garbage disposal!
Tajji Sharp "Tha Diss-Connect" (Willy Northpole Diss)
Make sure to check out Tajji Sharp @
http://www.myspace.com/
August 6, 2009
Artist Spotlight: Venice (FLA & ATL)
What type of Artist and Songwriter do you get when you mix some old school Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and Sam Cooke with a little new school Usher, Ne-Yo, and Chris Brown? The product is VENICE. Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; this is where the journey of being Venice begins. At only a few years of age he and his family move to a South Florida town named Fort Pierce. This is where he lived most of his childhood years, all the way through high school. While living in Florida, Venice discovered his musical talents around the age of 10. Slowly but surely his confidence in music became stronger as more and more of friends, family and strangers would acknowledge the fact that he could sing. It wasn't until he was in high school that he began to officially pursue a career in music. Venice and some high school friends formed a local group in Fort Pierce. The group called "JAVE'" performed in several talent shows, showcases in their local area. JAVE' eventually got signed to a local independent label. As time progressed with the group and it was time for graduation from college so the group split. Venice then moved to Atlanta, GA. to attend college in the AUC and also continue his dreams of working in the music industry as a singer and songwriter. Since moving to Atlanta, Venice has performed in several open mic nights at clubs and showcases; including a showcase sponsored by the group Jagged Edge. He is now currently in the studio working on his independent album he plans to called "Reassurance." This Full Length (LP) should be out sometime in the summer 2009. Representing that FLORIDA MOVEMENT and ATL to the fullest; Venice is also trying to shop his Summer bangers called "Overdose", "2 Late ft. Stoney J.", and "Pretender" (CHECK EM' OUT)!!! He plans to also release a 4th & extra single "Some Type of Way"; depending on the success of his upcoming debut album. Venice was robbed and shot 6 times early 2008, was hospitalized, and is now doing much better. Venice says that his debut album's name "Reassurance" fits his life and confirms his passion for music even more now than before being shot.
SOMETHING TO KNOW: Venice is actually his REAL name; His legal name is just spelled differently.
PRETENDER - FREE DOWNLOAD
OVERDOSE - FREE DOWNLOAD
2 LATE feat. Stoney J - FREE DOWNLOAD
Contact Info: (678) 949-6944 [personal & booking]
venice.music1@gmail.com
Website: http://www.myspace.com/artofvenice
SOMETHING TO KNOW: Venice is actually his REAL name; His legal name is just spelled differently.
PRETENDER - FREE DOWNLOAD
OVERDOSE - FREE DOWNLOAD
2 LATE feat. Stoney J - FREE DOWNLOAD
Contact Info: (678) 949-6944 [personal & booking]
venice.music1@gmail.com
Website: http://www.myspace.com/
Artist Spotlight: Rich Kid$ (Grand Hustle)
The Rich Kids are the next musical movement from Atlanta, Georgia. Comprised of members: Rashard, Babe Kaelub, Baby Charles, Lil Juney and Skool Boy, The Rich Kids have the Atlanta underground music-scene going nuts. The group is a collection of all-star talent from Atlanta's Frederick Douglass, Westlake and Southside High Schools. They currently have two hit singles bubbling in Atlanta. The melodic "Wassup" and the club-banger "My Patna Dem". The group is preparing for the release of their first mixtape entitled "Money Swag" hosted by DJ Infamous. They are also in the studio preparing their debut release!
SINGLES:
My Patna Dem ft. Young Dro
Wassup
DOWNLOAD THE "MONEY SWAG" MIXTAPE
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