Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Diddy - Dirty Money - Your Love ft. Rick Ross, Trey Songz
Rick Ross is a boss and you don't get much more G than being the wealthiest hip hop artist of all time (Forbes.com) so props to Diddy on that one. Trey does alright for himself, throwin in a killer hook (with the ladies of Dirty Money) like he always do
Curren$y & Trademark Da Skydiver - GT 500
Straight fire from Curren$y and Trademark, these Jets put out more songs than I can keep up with, with each one being better than the next.
Download: Curren$y & Trademark - GT 500
Young Roddy - Blow
Young Roddy dropped a solo track called "Blow", with clever lyrics and a chill beat, you cant lose.
Download: Young Roddy - Blow
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Kali feat. Termanology - Faded
A classic song by Kali that I feel deserves more listens, soooo give it a listen. I remember listening to this guy 4 years ago on the way to school, ridin the bus and shit
Mac Miller - On and On and Beyond
Mac Miller decided to release a free download on iTunes, with three tracks from "The High Life", two from "Best Day Ever" and one new track, this download seems to be just to give the young gun some publicity, and publicity it shall grant him. All these songs are fire, but it would have been nice to see Donald Trump or Nikes On My Feet on this EP.
iTunes: On and On and Beyond
iTunes: On and On and Beyond
Snoop Dogg / David Guetta - Sweat
A great dance remix to Snoops "Wet", kinda makes you wanna sweat...see what i did there?
Snoop Dogg - Doggumentary
Even late in his career, Snoop is still putting out good stuff. No, it's not Doggystyle or Doggfather, but I can appreciate Snoop this late in his career. We see him pull out some of that old "G-Funk" feel with songs like "This Weed is Mine" and we even see him try to pull out more new school rap with "Boom" and "Wet." I don't know who's seen the video for "Wet," even if it is all autotune, you don't get much more G than that. Overall, the album's pretty good. Get out there and cop it
G of the Day
It's what we've all been waiting for: the official release of the long awaited "Rolling Papers." For that, we award G of the Day to Wiz Khalifa. Wiz has been doin it big for awhile now, since his first mixtape release back in 2005 with Prince of the City. From that point forward, you hear Wiz grow as an artist, changing his sound but still keeping his old school feel. With a constant stream of free new music since '05 and a chance to see the life of Wiz with the "DayToday" series just to see the kind of guy he is, Khalifa has acquired one of the strongest grass roots fan base in the game today. And with the release of more popular songs like "Black and Yellow" and "No Sleep," he's gotten his name farther out there for everyone to hear. After a listen through, it seems like there's a few things missing (Snoop, Rozay, etc.) which is probably something to do with Atlantic Records, not Wiz; but the album still comes together real nice with features from the likes of Curren$y, Too Short and Chevy Woods. Because of this, we'll probably see some unofficial Wiz releases in the near future with these artists, like what we've seen in the recent past with a lot of Eminem releases. I think he really shows off his versatility moving from a song like "Roll up" to the other end of the spectrum with something like "On My Level" on the album. It's great to see someone who works hard and raps for his fans to finally hit it big. Let's hope he doesn't go out there and pull a Vinny Chase on us now. Go out and buy your copy today!
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