You’ve heard all kind of rapper’s stories through the years. Everyone has a different one or a similar one to this guy or that guy. Well, A-Mafia has been working hard for the last year since getting released from prison. An almost non-stop grind. For his *insert number because I lost count* tape, he invites you to hear his side
Neako puts his spin on Kid Ink’s “Black Out,” adding his own instrumental enhancements. These have been some warm-up records for The Number 23. His official self-produced first single is coming sometime next week. I’ll count this as my favorite joint from him next to “Staircases & Elevators.” Neako – In Every City (Prod. By Lex Luger & Neako)
First “Otis” and now this. It just sounds like Ne-Yo isn’t taking his upcoming mixtape serious. It’s got an R&B Sorry 4 The Wait vibe going. Can’t artists be diverse? Stop spitting over the same instrumentals? I guess I ask for too much. Nav‘s fault. Haha. Ne-Yo – She Uses Me (Masturbation)
McKenzie Eddy hooks up with Cam’ron and Vado for this ill track off her latest free albumYoung Platinum which was released by DD172 earlier today. This is more like a Cam & Vado song and we aren’t complaining at all. Download the entire album here. Track list after the jump. Download here – In This Thing (Feat. Cam’ron & Vado)
Lupe Fiasco Philanthropy called into WGCI’s The Morning Riot today to discuss his Block By Block initiative, which sets out to feed 100 Chicagoans a day for the remainder of August (read up on Block by Block here) in honor of Ramadan. Lupe talks about his Foundation and speaks in-depth about why he’s helping the people of Chicago. Later in the interview he
With Ferrari Boyz on shelves now, Waka has his eyes on his next solo project. For the first single off Triple F Life, the Riverdale native finds himself in the strip clubs (what’s new) watching asses shake. Album cut, yes. First single, nah. It won’t be poppin’ on the radio but if he doesn’t need it to drop his sophomore effort, he’s good.
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