Holleywood – The Color of Love (Mixtape)
Tracklisting and link after the jump.
1. Green Eyes
2. Go All The Way ft. Stef Is Dope
3. Handz Up
4. Holy Matrimoney
5. Fuck My Job ft DarrenHanible
6. Loose Change
7. Throw It Back
8. Mic Jackin
9. Str8 To The Top ft Joka
10. I Like It Ft AB The Pro
11. Smoke My Trees
12. Bi Winning
13. Super Fly ft Incwell And Joka
14. Fuck eM ft Mr Man (Of Phillys Most Wanted)
15. Twinkle Twinkle ft Da Phuture
16. Couple Buildings
2. Go All The Way ft. Stef Is Dope
3. Handz Up
4. Holy Matrimoney
5. Fuck My Job ft DarrenHanible
6. Loose Change
7. Throw It Back
8. Mic Jackin
9. Str8 To The Top ft Joka
10. I Like It Ft AB The Pro
11. Smoke My Trees
12. Bi Winning
13. Super Fly ft Incwell And Joka
14. Fuck eM ft Mr Man (Of Phillys Most Wanted)
15. Twinkle Twinkle ft Da Phuture
16. Couple Buildings
In the Mixx: DJ’s Doing Work – Promo Trailer
The trailer is comprised of footage compiled over the last 9 months as we traveled from city to city interviewing Dj’s, artists and industry
executives. “The filming process has been great,” said ‘In the mixx’ director Mehka “I’ve grown up in hip-hop so it’s always been my dream to
cover the culture in a way that’s informative and entertaining for hip-hop heads and those unfamiliar of hip-hop. I thought doing a project on Dj’s
would be the best way to start.”
Metro Party Boys (July 4th Dance Edition)
Couple of my friends, decided to make the metro ride fun for everybody. Follow us on Twitter from the Dancers @J_Coopie @MoeMoney76 @JohnAffy @Musaisthename @WakeEmUp31 @Two5AllDay To the Hype Squad @CraterQuake @Ziggz22 @bteeee and finally @P2thePlayer
Waka Flocka x Future x Trouble “On Everything I Loveâ€
Here is a leak of fupcoming mixtape titled, Freshly Baked.
CyHi Da Prynce “Royal Flush 2″ Release Party
AGS Inside: CyHi The Prynce – Royal Flush 2 Release Party from Atlanta Got Sole on Vimeo.
AGS was in the house for CyHi Da Prynce’s Mixtape release party for Royal Flush 2. CyHi was the master of ceremonies. He spoke the intimate crowd about the stories & inspiration behind some of his songs. Special guests included Pill of Maybach Music & KB who produced the track Cold as Ice. Here’s a recap of the nights events. Enjoy.
Esther Baxter Covers KING
Here’s an excerpt from the interview in which she claims not to have known who Joe Budden was when she met him: More pics after the jump
Unfortunately, there’s been more focus on your recent public split with rapper Joe Budden. He does have a track record when it comes to being associated with video models. Did you know this going into your relationship?
With me, I had no idea who he was, what he did, or any of his music.
Seriously? You didn’t know about his hit record, “Pump It Up�
No, I thought Swizz Beatz did that song.
Ouch.
I didn’t know anything about his past. And I judged him by who he was and who he presented himself to me.
GTFOH: OutKast To Release A New Album Next Year?
I’m filing this with Detox:
HipHopWired can exclusively report that Outkast plans to release a new album by early next year.
Additionally we have confirmation that both Andre 3000 and Big Boi will drop solo projects, both before the end of 2011.
A rock solid industry source tells HipHopWired,
“Outkast is on track to release a new album by early next year. Both Dre and Big are working on solo projects; they want those out by the end of 2011.â€
Our source has had close contact with one of the members of the group.
We’ll keep fans updated as more details develop.
Def Jam Uprising: Ace Hood
Ace Hood speaks on signing with Def Jam, performing at Summer Jam 2011 and his new album, Blood Sweat & Tears which hits stores on August 9th.
Jay-Z Catches Up With Jay Electronica
Over the weekend, Jay Electronica shared a photo from his tumblr of he and Jay-Z while Hov was in town for Glastonbury. Over the last several months, Jay Electronica has been recording his album across in Africa .
Don Trip Terminator 2 (Mixtape)
Tracklisting and link after the jump.
1. IM ON 1Produced by: T-MINUS
2. FEELIN MY STYLE Produced by: DJ TOOMP
3. HONEY MOON Produced by: COOL N DRE
4. FAST MONEY Produced by: TRAKKAHOLIKS
5. SLEEP WHEN IM DEAD Produced by: INFAMOUS
6. FEELIN LIKE MIKE Produced by: DA DOPE BOYZ
7. GOT IT ALL Produced by: YUNG LADD
8. GO HARD OR GO HOME Produced by: THE MACHINE
9. ITS OKAY
10. I CANT HEAR YA Produced by: DRUMMA BOY
11. WANNA BE Produced by:DRUMMA BOY
12. VENT Produced by: DA DOPE BOYZ
Roc Mikey clears the air (Beef With Wale, the Current Status of the UCB band, his deal with Steve Francis and Mazerati Music)
You can Read the Whole Article on Examiner. Check Q& A Below from the artcile.
ST: How long have you been involved with go-go and hip-hop?
RM: I’ve been in the game since 1997. I was one of the original members of the UCB band. It was me, Marcus Clark, and Walker “Tre” Johnson. We used to have band practice in my mother’s basement.
ST: Talk a little bit about the band. Some people think that Wale put UCB on instead of vice-versa.
RM: Like most bands we struggled in the beginning, but eventually we became one of the best new bands in DC. UCB really made their mark on the city. We’ve done a lot of charity events in DC, and before we were even involved with Wale we were already doing shows outside the area in places like Las Vegas and Jamaica. We also had a #1 hit single with the song “Sexy Lady”.
ST: How did UCB begin working with Wale?
RM: Wale was introduced to UCB in 2005 by Kenny Burns (Studio 43), and we formed a relationship with him (Wale) by allowing him to hang out with us and perform a few singles that Studio 43 was pushing. In the beginning it was UCB & Wale, but as his success grew it became Wale & UCB. But we were still right there by his side supporting him and protecting him in the DMV area. Things happened so fast with Wale that we (UCB) lost focus on our projects. When we finally began working on our own projects again I saw a change in Wale’s attitude and his support for us – and I feel that was foul.
ST: Was UCB properly paid for the work they did with Wale?
RM: UCB was not compensated at all for allowing Wale to perform his singles when he was at Studio 43. But it wasn’t a problem, we all approved of it and we did that out of straight love. We didn’t start getting paid until Wale signed with Allido. I believe the pay was fair up until late 2010 when we were still receiving the same amount and he was getting much more. Around this same time he also stopped UCB from performing our music during his set.
ST: How does the rest of the band feel about Wale?
RM: Some members of UCB have lost their love and desire to be a band and have decided to become musicians for hire. Some members feel that Wale is their only ticket to success, and they don’t see the neglect and abandonment of UCB.
ST: But you have to admit that the relationship with Wale did open some doors for UCB.
RM: I feel he helped expose me and UCB to another level of the industry, but nothing that we couldn’t have acquired on our own. I believe this would have happened with or without Wale. The support was expected to go both ways because we never stopped supporting him. Wale uses people to get where he’s trying to go then burns the bridge after he gets there.
ST: Several local rappers (Garvey, Bossman, City Boy, Carty-Yeah, KayeM, Chaos, Mo C.H.I.P.S., Hazzard) have dissed Wale in the past. What’s the story behind your beef with Wale?
RM: It’s not a beef, it’s more of a personal and business problem with his character. This problem started with me asking Wale on Twitter if he thinks it’s cool for UCB to get a 10 minute set at his shows and a 25% raise. For the record, I’m communicating to Wale via Twitter because I don’t have his cell phone number. And he’s not following me back on Twitter so I couldn’t direct message him. I want to be clear that I did not ask him in a rude way. So he responds and says, “I know what it is, you mad, you can have your band back”.