Eastside K-Boy is a former Blu Division artist (Glasses Malone’s old label) who is back on the scene with new music! Check out this new song and video called “Dark Shades”.
West Coast Hip Hop legend Big June releases long awaited visual “Footprints” sense the release of the song to all platforms.
Big June has been busy building a community outreach platform centered around the theme of this record.
There is even a remix featuring Christian Rapper Lecrea, who is also a San Diego native.
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Inglewood native Griff Tyler has been putting in work for a few years now perfecting his craft and with the release of his latest project “Play Your Cards Right”, has become someone to keep your eyes on. With the mixture of singing and rapping, Griff is an artist that can blow up on the radio with the right hit. In this new exclusive interview, we go over his career so you can learn more about him.
The Latin Heavyweight Champ is back with a new project “Cudahy Dopeboy 3” and the music is some of his best work to date. When it comes to quality lyrics and music, Annimeanz always delivers as he is an artist that puts his time and effort into each song that is made with scrutiny. Take a listen to the new album today and see why we feel that Annnimeanz is the top Latino act in terms of skills and musicianship.
On today’s episode of Conversations With Chad, we’re talking with East Palo Alto legend ProHoeZak, whose catalog features numerous songs and collaborations with many of the music industry’s hottest and most iconic artists like Too Short, 2Pac, E-40, Digital Underground and so many more.
During our discussion, ProHoeZak discusses his early career coming out of East Palo Alto, the story behind the production of 2Pac’s “So Many Tears” record, working with With E-40 and Too Short, being on tour with his cousin Flava Flav and Public Enemy, and producing on the upcoming Too Short, E-40, Snoop Dogg, and Ice Cube project Mount Westmore, and more!
Listen to the conversation below:
Every so often one comes across an artist that may be new to one’s ears , but clearly a seasoned pro who is just as unique as can be.
However, every super blue moon one may even come across two of those individuals, in this specific case Sutterhouse Swish and Monk Mandino, with production courtesy of Chris Clarke [Digital Underground, All Eyez On Me].
Bringing a wild, yet refreshingly original – out of the box – cinematically colorful rap circus that draws from everything, both of these rappers are distinct as can be; from vocal inflections and fiery flows, to witty wordplay and vast topics. The sh*t is funny and trill, but also effortless and focused. In the best way possible, it really doesn’t sound like anything that’s been executed before.
This is a stand out, stand alone, masterpiece of creativity from two visionary MC’z from West Los Angeles. The whole album is produced exclusively by Clarke, and pulls sounds from literally everywhere.
Just after hearing a few of these impressive songs; “Nose In The Air,” “Hawaii Bass” or the title track, “It’s Th’ Buggout,” it’s pretty clear and concise that these two dudes succeed in creating their very own world in a way all artists should aspire to do…And that’s no cap!
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In a new interview with West Coast Styles, Southpaw and Styles chop it up with the legendary MC Eiht and Big Steele, two hosts of the acclaimed Gangster Chronicles podcast. Throughout the nearly hour-long interview, Eiht and Steele cover a lot of ground, from their podcast’s origins to the importance of positively influencing the youth.
In addition to giving Snoop his props as a football coach, Steele rightfully refers to Eiht as the “Scarface of the West” and stresses second chances. Eiht makes a point of letting listeners know what their podcast’s intentions are, and just as importantly, are not. Listen to these men; they have a lot of wisdom to offer. Experience and education are powerful tools. Big Steele and MC Eiht have both. Check it out!
“Being able to have that connection with kids through football and being a coach, I got another level of respect because they look at me as MC Eiht the rapper, but I get more respect from being Coach Eiht to them.”
Marin Big Bags continues to show why she is the new Female Boss of the Coast.
Los Angeles crooner TeeFlii returns with a new joint “Freaky” and the title explains it all.
G. Perico has a new album out called “Welcome To The Land” and this is the title track!
West Coast group Stylz & Wells have a deep message in this new song and video entitled “America”.
Los Angeles newcomer Griff Tyler shows why he will be a force to be reckoned with in the music business with this dope new cut “Cold Piece”. Don’t sleep!
Donald Trump has pardoned Michael “Harry-O” Harris’s prison sentence in his presidency’s twilight. Harris was instrumental in financing Death Row Records in its infancy and reportedly invested 1.5 million dollars. Additionally, he also ran a theater company that gave Denzel Washington his first break as an actor.
Harris was a jailed in 1988 on convictions of cocaine trafficking and attempted murder. His release was not on the schedule until June of 2028. However, thanks mainly to lobbying from, but not limited to, Snoop Dogg, Jared Kushner, and Ivanka Trump, Harris leaves the Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution today a free man.
The campaign to get Harris out started on December 26, 2020, when rapper Snoop Dogg asked for assistance from music producer Weldon Angelos. Angelos, who had just received a pardon from Trump that same month, was eager to assist.
He told The Daily Beast on Sunday, “Snoop brought this case to me, and I brought Alice Johnson on board to help it with me, and she brought it to the West Wing.” Johnson is a criminal justice reform advocate who had her life sentence pardoned by Trump in 2018.
“The president knows how much this case means to me,” she said to The Daily Beast. “In reviewing Michael Harris’ case, his story, and what he’s gone through, this is such an unfair case… He should have been home a decade ago.”
Harris’ attorney, Mr. Bruce Zucker, informed Dailymail.com that Harris’ sentence was “unduly harsh.” He continued by stating, “It occurred during the 1980s, at a time when then Presidents Ronald Regan and George H.W. Bush authorized legislation that imposed draconian penalties for drug offenses, which primarily and adversely affected young African American men living in the inner-city, such as Mr. Harris.”
Plus, Mr. Zucker shared that Harris spent 23 years in state prison on a first-degree attempted murder conviction until the alleged victim of his crime recanted. However, instead of being released, he was transferred to federal prison and started serving a 235-month sentence for drug crimes. And just last year, when there was an outbreak of the coronavirus at Lompoc prison, Harris’ legal team attempted to get him released because of an autoimmune disease, which put him at significant risk. The request, though, was denied.
In 2019, Harris told the press, “Over 30 years ago, I was part of the problem. However, over the years, I have repeatedly proven myself to be part of the solution. It’s about returning to society with my newfound vision, talents, and insights [and] giving back to the communities where my help is so desperately needed.”
The West Coast is in the building!
Aktion Jackson’s new single “Delete”, which is produced by the legendary DJ Battlecat, hit the Top 25 on the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap chart, landing at No. 21 on it’s first day of release.
To Stream the Single at your favorite retailer, click here.
E-A Ski, the multi-platinum music producer who has orchestrated and concocted some of the most indelible sonic back drops for a litany of emcees like Ice Cube, Spice 1, The Luniz, No Malice, Locksmith and others, is now prepping his Producers Vs. Beatmakers instrumental album.
The artist/producer has made a career out of making a career for others, as he was instrumental in the early success for the East Bay Gangster Spice-1, as well as being highly-influential and active in assisting Master P in setting up the distribution deal for the music mogul’s No Limit Records imprint through Priority Records.
The track list to Producers Vs. Beatmakers is below:
FredWreck appeared on Unique Access Entertainment to discuss working for Bomb Squad producer Hank Shocklee at MCA Records, why Mt. Westmore artists Too $hort, Ice Cube, E-40 & Snoop Dogg have staying power, and what the process of producing entails.
Here’s the first released song from Too Short, Ice Cube, E-40, and Snoop Dogg —- collectively known as Mt. Westmore.
The group’s debut song is called “Step Child”, and it is featured on the soundtrack to the American Skin film.
High Tales, a new video series introduced by Shawn ‘JAY-Z’ Carter’s cannabis brand MONOGRAM, just dropped their second episode on the brand’s website.
Episode 2 with N.O.R.E. is now airing on MonogramCompany.com, with future episodes featuring a diverse group of personalities sharing their most memorable cannabis stories, including 2 Chainz, The-Dream, and more.
Whether funny or profound, everyone has a unique weed story. High Tales looks to the people in MONOGRAM’s orbit for storytelling that focuses on a first cannabis experience, how relationships with cannabis form and evolve, and what life is like in the world of legal cannabis. Beyond entertaining anecdotes, the series shares never-before-heard stories, like N.O.R.E’s unexpected run-in with Dave Chapelle.
“Smoking cannabis is a part of my everyday life,” shares N.O.R.E. “It’s a medicinal plant that can spark ideas and conversation that drive progress forward, artistically and otherwise. Adult-use has been incorrectly stigmatized for so long, when in reality, we all have a relationship with weed. High Tales puts a spotlight on just how common recreational use is by giving a peek behind the curtain of the most genius, hilarious and inspiring minds of today.”
High Tales episodes will appear on the MONOGRAM website as well as the brand’s YouTube page and TIDAL.
In an interview with West Coast Styles, Shad “Southpaw” Reed chops it up with Hip-Hop legends Daz and Capone. Throughout the interview, they discuss their roles as part of the iconic collectives, The Dogg Pound and C-N-N, respectively, and their early years in the game. Plus, they talk about interactions with late artists 2Pac, Nate Dogg, and Biggie. And how now, they’ve come together for Guidelines, which is an example many artists would benefit from following. Check it out!
On Thursday, January 14th Death Row Records consultant John Payne took to Instagram Live to share a multitude of information and discuss the upcoming Death Row Records 30th Anniversary plans and events.
Several of the things mentioned during the video that fans can look forward to seeing and hearing from the legendary west coast label will be infamously vaulted music from artists like Lady of Rage, Tha Dogg Pound, 2nd II None, Tha Realest, CPO Boss Hogg, The Outlawz, Sam Sneed and more.
John Payne revealed that the Death Row vault, which spans twenty feet and four rows wide in the warehouse the materials are currently stored in, contains more than 10,000 songs.
We could put out a couple of songs a day and never get through it”, Payne says in the video.
According to Payne, the immediate plan is to focus on streaming, with the first singles dropping in February 2021. The label will also begin to distribute music in the form of cassette and vinyl as well.
A project from the N’Matez (Lady of rage, Kurupt, RBX, Daz) is in the works to come out, as well as the 2009 completed unreleased album from Petey Pablo. The video is full of information and upcoming plans for the 30th Anniversary of Death Row Records.
For fans of Death Row Records, it looks like 2021 is going to be an exciting year!
Veteran West Coast emcee Mykestro recently released his latest project The “On GP” EP exclusively on his website www.skillzstillappeal.com. You can download or stream the new EP now which features production from his big brother DJ Battlecat and more.
Here is a new video from Bakersfield/Las Vegas rapper Itz Cartier called “How I’m Living”.
Look what we have here! Mistah F.A.B. posted footage to his Instagram story of some of the best West Coasters working in a studio session consisting of himself, Too Short, Fredwreck, Ant Banks, and the DPGC‘s Soopafly.
With the recently announced Too Short, Ice Cube, E-40, and Snoop Dogg group project Mt. Westmore on its way, an upcoming Too Short project produced by Ant Banks entitled Sir Too Short, Snoop Dogg’s Take It From A G and more on its way, 2021 is definitely shaping up to be an incredible year for west coast music.
No word yet on what they’re cooking up, but it’s dope to see some of the west coast’s best huddled up! The West Coast is definitely putting together some big projects for 2021.
E-A-Ski, in a wide-ranging interview with Choke No Joke on the My Story From My Mouth personal autobiography series, discusses his relationship with former Priority Records CEO Bryan Turner, facilitating Master P‘s distribution deal for No Limit Records, and details what happened between him and Dreamworks Records, the music label founded by David Geffen, Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg. Watch the video below:
Since beginning his career producing “Young Nigga”, “187 Pure”, and “East Bay Gangster (Reggae)” for Spice 1’s 1992 self-titled debut on Jive Records, the Bay area-based producer/rapper continues to help artists and producers by sharing his wisdom and knowledge of the industry. Furthering his longevity, the music maker can be seen producing and collaborating with MC Ren (“Rebel Music”, “Burn Radio Burn”), Ice Cube (“Pros Vs. Joes”, “Still In The Kitchen”), Too Short & Tech N9ne (“Wake’em Up”) and others, while also proving he can rock the mic, too, as evident on solo tracks like “They Know”, “Cruise Control”, “Nerve Of Y’all”, “Old Ass Nigga” and most recently with former Aftermath Entertainment artist Jon Connor on “Reflect Music”. The producer’s illustrious career includes being influential in the early stages of No Limit Records long before Master P became a household name, writing and producing “Split Personality”, an often overlooked masterpiece with Dr. Dre following his escape from Death Row Records.
Flip Major is on the rise in the West Coast. Check out his latest visuals “All Night” featuring K.Y. You can check for more of Flip Major here at WCS as he is preparing a new upcoming video. We will also be doing a video interview feature soon as well. There is an age restriction so unfortunately you can only watch it HERE.
L.A. native G Perico has a new album out called “Free” (out on all platforms) and this is a new song and video off that album called “Talk About It”. Sounds like it has the same sample used for Tha Pharcyde’s “Runnin”.
West Coast female rapper SKG dropped this new song and video featuring the pimp himself, Suga Free.
The OG Ice-T went on his social media and announced a new contest for his heavy-metal rock band BodyCount. The contest is for all of the video content creators out there and it involves the band’s song “The Hate Is Real” off of their last album “Carnivore”. According to the video announcement and the contest website all you have to do is create an original content video for the song and submit it to bodycount.videosubmission@centurymedia.de. Rewards include: Body Count Backstage Pass, Zoom Call with Ice-T, and $5000 to cover your expenses. You can download “The Hate Is Real” song HERE!
Good Luck!
When Mitchy Slick and Damu team up to make music, big things happen. These two authentic San Diego cats have made some great projects together over the years and now the OG’s are back with a new song and video called “Field Shit” that is a message to the young generation.
Akil the MC of the infamous Jurassic 5 crew dropped a new song and video called “Show You How”. Take a listen and get some real authentic hip-hop in your soul.
Our deepest condolences to the Lasorda family. A sad day in Los Angeles today.
Reason from TDE, DJ HED, Bryan Sallis and other notable West Coast influencers gathered on Clubhouse to discuss the state of West Coast rap. The individuals offer their opinions on the pros and cons of the California scene in comparison to other regions. The audio and video comes courtesy of Chattyhouse who recorded it.
PayDayLA Fest which is run by LA veteran artist El Prez, is set to run another digital event on January 9th, 2021. The lineup includes some of Los Angeles’ top up-and-coming talent, emcee’s stamped by El Prez himself. You can watch the event LIVE right here on Saturday.
West Coast and Inglewood street legend Big Wy of The Relativez has been a close associate of mine since 2004 going back to my days at WestCoastRydaz. He was even part of the staff and brought many acts to the table including a then unheard of Top Dawg Entertainment. Aside from having a remarkable career as part of The Relativez and the Bangin’ On Wax compilation, Big Wy has been a champion for upcoming acts. Artists like YG, Ty Dolla $ign and DJ Mustard were all pushed by him in their early stages before they became stars. All of this is on top of the fact that he was the man behind the Cali Swag District and their hit “Teach Me How To Dougie”. We talk about all of this with Big Wy but what makes this interview even more special is that it is co-hosted by his daughter Kerrington who is a part of our staff. Where else have you seen a Father/Daughter hip-hop interview? Tap in and watch this special feature.
A rep for the show has confirmed to Variety that the Grammy Awards will be postponed until March 14th, 2021 due to corona-virus related concerns.
“After thoughtful conversations with health experts, our host and artists scheduled to appear, we are rescheduling the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards to be broadcast Sunday, March 14, 2021. The deteriorating COVID situation in Los Angeles, with hospital services being overwhelmed, ICUs having reached capacity, and new guidance from state and local governments have all led us to conclude that postponing our show was the right thing to do. Nothing is more important than the health and safety of those in our music community and the hundreds of people who work tirelessly on producing the show.We want to thank all of the talented artists, the staff, our vendors and especially this year’s nominees for their understanding, patience and willingness to work with us as we navigate these unprecedented times.”
The statement is signed by Harvey Mason jr., Chair & Interim President/CEO of the Recording Academy; Jack Sussman, Executive Vice President, Specials, Music, Live Events and Alternative Programming, CBS; and Ben Winston, Grammy Awards Executive Producer, Fulwell 73 Productions.
This year seems heavy on the urban Grammy nominations as DaBaby, Beyonce, Megan Thee Stallion and Post Malone all grab Record of the Year nods. The Free Nationals get a look for “Best Progressive Album of the Year”. Check out the rest of the Rap category here:
Best Rap Performance
For a Rap performance. Singles or Tracks only.
DEEP REVERENCE
Big Sean Featuring Nipsey Hussle
BOP
DaBaby
WHAT’S POPPIN
Jack Harlow
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Lil Baby
SAVAGE
Megan Thee Stallion Featuring Beyoncé
DIOR
Pop Smoke
Best Melodic Rap Performance
For a solo or collaborative performance containing both elements of R&B melodies and Rap.
ROCKSTAR
DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch
LAUGH NOW CRY LATER
Drake Featuring Lil Durk
LOCKDOWN
Anderson .Paak
THE BOX
Roddy Ricch
HIGHEST IN THE ROOM
Travis Scott
Best Rap Song
A Songwriter(s) Award. A song is eligible if it was first released or if it first achieved prominence during the Eligibility Year. (Artist names appear in parentheses.) Singles or Tracks only..
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Dominique Jones, Noah Pettigrew & Rai’shaun Williams, songwriters (Lil Baby)
THE BOX
Larrance Dopson, Samuel Gloade, Rodrick Moore, Adarius Moragne, Eric Sloan & Khirye Anthony Tyler, songwriters (Roddy Ricch)
LAUGH NOW CRY LATER
Durk Banks, Rogét Chahayed, Aubrey Graham, Daveon Jackson, Ron LaTour & Ryan Martinez, songwriters (Drake Featuring Lil Durk)
ROCKSTAR
Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, Ross Joseph Portaro IV & Rodrick Moore, songwriters (DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch)
SAVAGE
Beyoncé, Shawn Carter, Brittany Hazzard, Derrick Milano, Terius Nash, Megan Pete, Bobby Session Jr., Jordan Kyle Lanier Thorpe & Anthony White, songwriters (Megan Thee Stallion Featuring Beyoncé)
Best Rap Album
For albums containing at least 51% playing time of new rap recordings.
BLACK HABITS
D SMOKE
ALFREDO
Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist
A WRITTEN TESTIMONY
Jay Electronica
KING’S DISEASE
Nas
THE ALLEGORY
Royce 5’9″
For a full list of all 63rd annual Grammy Award nominees click here.
Dr. Dre took to Instagram to update fans and well-wishers on his status after suffering a brain aneurysm earlier this week.
The pioneering producer issued his own update from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (January 5) after the news of his sudden hospitalization started making the rounds online.
“Thanks to my family, friends and fans for their interest and well wishes,” he wrote on Instagram. “I’m doing great and getting excellent care from my medical team. I will be out of the hospital and back home soon. Shout out to all the great medical professionals at Cedars. One love!” -Dr. Dre
Several long-time collaborators like LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg, Fredwreck, DJ Battlecat, Xzibit, and fans around the world extended their thoughts and prayers for a healthy and speedy recovery for the good Doctor.
TMZ had reported that iconic music producer Dr. Dre was in stable but lucid condition after suffering a brain aneurysm on Monday (January 4).
The iconic producer is at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where doctors are performing a series of tests to determine what may have caused the bleeding.
Thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Dre and his family.
On the first Morning Routine of 2021 Jamal recaps his favorite tracks of 2020. PS5 Slim news, and Los Angeles County is the most dangerous area in the country? all of that and more.
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There is an entire world out there outside of your neighborhood and Inglewood’s 2Eleven proves that point as he takes to the nation of Egypt in Africa for his latest video “Passports”.
Clubhouse is the latest rage these days where artists can gather and have audio chats. Joe Budden hosted a chat last night with Daz, NORE and Royce Da 5’9″and the foursome discussed the growing rift between Snoop Dogg and Eminem. The conversation is interesting because Daz is Snoop’s cousin and Royce is one of Eminem’s closest friends and collaborators, so the two offer some person insights to the situation. The most interesting revelation came from Daz who feels that the situation started when Snoop and Eminem made “Bitch Please II” for the Marshall Mathers LP and afterwards Snoop wanted Eminem for his own album but Em’s people said no. You can listen to the entire audio here but if you wish to only listen to Daz’s part, then go to the 7:29 mark. Ultimately, all of the artists feel that a scenario where diss songs go back and forth between Snoop and Em would be bad for hip-hop.
TMZ is reporting that iconic music producer Dr. Dre is in stable but lucid condition after suffering a brain aneurysm on Monday.
The game-changing producer is at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where doctors are performing a series of tests to determine what caused the bleeding.
Thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Dre and his family.
A pretty dope collab across a variety of genres, Dae One’s production and assistance from Candace Devine make this Rachel Plays Guitar x KXNG Crooked collab stand out in my book. Check out the vocals and new verse from KXNG Crook.
Download and stream the single here: https://cmdshft.ffm.to/ForgiveMe
“How do you capture all the energy on a live Hip-Hop stage when someone’s performing and bring that down onto someone’s computer or into someone’s mobile phone?” It’s a question Ray Smith asks himself in his conversation with Chad Kiser, but I’m sure it isn’t the first time he has pondered that. And it probably won’t be the last. Having streamed over 10,000 music events, Ray has always been on the cutting-edge of live streaming technology and is a true pioneer in the field who shows no signs of slowing down. He is preparing to launch new features on his BeApp, an application that allows fans to tune into live streaming shows and, therefore, get a full concert experience from anywhere in the world.
After graduating cum laude from the University of Southern California in the late 90s, Ray moved to Silicon Valley to do strategy management consulting. However, after seeing the internet make things so accessible in the late early ’00s, his curiosity peaked about maximizing what there was to share.
“While listening to music that I would download, I’d listen to live music performances. And there’s something about a live music recording; you hear other things,” Smith says. “How can we get a differentiated music listening experience? Not just listening to audio performances or audio sets, how can we get the video component as well?”
And with that, Smith moved to London in 2006 and started his first company, BE-AT.TV in 2008. It essentially allowed people to be at music festivals as a result of streaming them. And with 50 – 100 live streams a week, the company kept busy. However, there were still naysayers who failed to see what was on the horizon.
“I remember I went to go see James Barton (founder of Creamfields, an electronic dance music festival) and showing him my laptop with a live stream of the Swedish House Mafia,” Ray recalls. “And he was like, ‘Who’s ever going to watch this stuff?’ It’s funny when you fast-forward like 15 years later. It’s like, ‘Everybody.’ Every single person in the world is stuck looking at their phone and watching video content.”
Just a few months in, after figuring out how to monetize the idea, Smith’s company struck a deal with Nokia, as iPhones were still in their infancy, and in one year saw numbers skyrocket. “Not only are people going to watch this, but I can earn a living doing [it]. So I pretty much just went around, spending most of my time on planes, meeting festival owners, club owners, and artists trying to convince them to let me broadcast their event,” Ray remembers. “My speech was, ‘There are only 2,000 people that can physically fit in this club. With what we’re doing, I can make 2 million people see it through the internet.’ My angle was, ‘I’m going to make you even more famous than you are today.'”
Now, in 2020, in addition to the evolution of technology, we are amid a global pandemic. Streaming has become a lifeline for the live music business. But because many people are so confined, Smith even sees its value beyond just the power of song. “Being able to connect fans with artists and artists with fans and then fans with each other through a socialized platform is what BeApp is all about.”
For more with Ray Smith, check out the full interview on the Conversations with Chad podcast with Chad Kiser below.
Newcomer Blue Raggs recruited West Coast legend Jayo Felony for this new street banger “Dice Games”. Recently featured female rapper BELLA makes an appearance in the video as well as actor Glenn Plummer better known to fans as OG Bobby Johnson from the movie Deuce.
Our dear field and affiliate Neb Luv of Da 5 Footaz has unfortunately contracted the COVID-19 virus. Her friends have taken it upon themselves to start a GoFundMe for her and she battles the virus. The money will not only go towards medical expenses but also to help aid her as she takes time off from work as quarantines are mandatory for those experiencing COVID-19. You can access the GoFundMe account HERE. Please feel it in your heart to help. Thank you.
Things have turned sour recently between icons Eminem and Snoop Dogg as as Eminem had some words for the Doggfather in his song “Zeus” which was a response to Snoop’s Breakfast Club interview that excluded Em from his Top 10 list of rappers. Kxng Crooked, longtime friend and collaborator to both rappers was asked about the situation and he gave his thoughts. Naturally, Crooked would wish that bother artists could talk and work it out. Crook also fears the divide between fans is going to turn racial. Let’s hope the Doctor can dead the beef. Video comes courtesy of the ePRO Team YouTube channel.
New music from West Coast emcee IHATEYOUALX from his new album “Rolla”. Different flavor.
Big Wy affiliates Figg Newton and Guttalane Low release new video “Keep It Real” off of their latest project “ALLAT ALLAT”.
Another new video from Nipsey Hussle affiliate J. Stone from his new album “Definition of Pain.”
Snoop Dogg recently premiered a new Mt. Westmore song during a conversation with Julio G on the west coast DJ’s Instagram Live.
West Coast producer ProHoeZak has followed up on his Instagram page to explain the story behind the funky beat he put together for the west coast supergroup of Too Short, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, E-40 to bust to.
“See, I was in the Mothership with uncle George [Clinton], and we was flying over Atlantis. I looked in the water and saw that Snoop, E-40, Ice Cube, and Too Short was trying to raise Atlantis to the roof! But they was having problems, they had the player haters calling them old heads and shit. That’s some Sir Noses! We got to get rid of him, I saw that he was in the way. So I said, ‘Uncle George, pass me the bop gun.’ He put it in my hand, I cocked that sucker back, shot them with the Flashlight, and that nigga caught the rhythm of the stroke! And then I blessed them with one of these, cat daddy..”
ProHoeZak played the funky instrumental to the song following the story he shared. Check the the full video below:
The title of the song is still unknown at this time, but stay tuned for more updates as the project nears release!
Pomona native Lj Savvy has been crafting a sound a bit different from what is popular today. The multi-talented musician, engineer, artist...
