Slice ft. Marlon Wilson - Old Spice (Official Video) [@itsALLBC @MarlonWilson1 @ElGunLegro]
Check out the visuals from "OLD SPICE ft. Marlon Wilson" off Slice (of BC's) "BE COOL" EP. Download mp3 on iTUNES HERE. Listen to the full EP HERE.
TreyPeezy.com & Slice of BC Drops Solo EP "Be Cool" for 2012!
@TreyPeezy.com & Slice of BC teams up to drop "Be Cool"! Something new and smoove to start your new year off right. Also, be sure to check out the visuals of "Entourage Intro."
Download BC's new album KEYS TO THE SUITE. Available now on iTunes! Thank you for the support! Check out the tracklisting and more about this album HERE!
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It's 2011 and time for a new mixtape. I have been tracking SU! aka @iamSU! for a while now and I just had to do it. So let's just cut to the chase download and hit play. You definitely will here more from him. Enjoy!
TreyPeezy.com Presents...iamSU - The Twitter Mixtape 2011 (Track Listing)
01. @TreyPeezy Intro
02. Shoot Me Down
03. Outtie 3000
04. Go Girl
05. Drinks On Me feat. @hbkchief
06. @Rossisings - Race For Your Love
07. @DameyMusic_TPK feat. @Prank - Take Over The Wheel
08. Be With You
09. @michaeljackson - Lady In My Life (interlude)
10. @llcoolj feat. @Boyz_II_Men - Hey Lover (interlude)
11. Roll Wit Me
12. Rock The Boat
13. Sponsor
14. Fastlane
15. Hipper
16. Whatever feat. @aka1frank
17. She Love's Me
18. Loose Ends - Hangin' on a String (Contemplating) (interlude)
19. Torrence Hatch
20. Up feat. @LoveRance & @SkipperLNS
21. @TheRealRonIsley feat. @drakkardnoir & @Lloyd_YG - Between The Night Off (interlude)
22. I Know What To Do Wit It
23. Whole Crew
24. Come Home With Me (Remix) feat. @itsALLBC
25. Fantasy feat. @STSpittin & @143alley
Drake decides to give away yet another track, which Jeremih will be making this song his first single. In my opinion, I think he should have kept this track locked away in a hidden vault.
You’d have a better chance of spotting Big Foot kicking it with the Lochness monster, than you would of seeing Drake in the studio with all 3 members of the Justice League. And then watching him challenge them all to an “interleague” sample battle… Believe it, and enjoy!
Cortez Bryant is manager to one Drake and Lil Wayne. He’s called ‘The 305′ home for a few years now. I ran into this interview and article about him today and it is MOST DEFINITELY a must read. Its a little long, but you should definitely read it and get up in tune with one of hip-hop’s true power players. I put a a couple excerpts of the interview below, but read the entire thing at the link below if you have a few minutes.
You were three years ahead of Wayne in school.
Yeah. I was a junior or sophomore when I first met him, I kind of took him under my wing. I was telling him, “You gotta get out of here. You got to get out of the city. And the way to get out of the city, the real way to do it, the easiest way for us to do it was that we have the opportunity of being at a good school to get a great education. So let’s try to get to college. That could be our escape.” I was saying, “What are you doing with that rapping?” Why [did you] study mass communication and graphic design in college?
I started out as an engineering major my first year, but I took this calculus class that just busted my ass. I was like, “Let me rethink this.” I was just a freshman going into my second year. So I was trying to think, “What do I like doing? What can I do?” I just was thinking about things that I liked doing. As a kid, one of my aunties had a camcorder and I used to enjoy filming. I used to enjoy filming at all of our family functions, and things like that, putting the tapes together. I found out that there was a major that did all that. So I was like, “Wow, mass communications. That’s what I want to do.” That’s why I picked that. You are day-to-day with Wayne. How do you separate that from the Young Money label side of businesses? Does it all run together?
It all pretty much runs together for me. It’s like a beautiful collage. Everything comes together. I guess I just run Lil Wayne in all of his entities. We have new ventures coming up, clothing, and debit cards that we are launching. I pretty much take it all on. He’s the creative guy, and I’m the voice. I have to be there, hands-on to speak on everything he has to do. I take that upon myself. I told him that was what I was going to do from the beginning. We will be in it together on anything that he wants to do. Following his release, Wayne has been in the studio in Miami.
Yeah, every day. Making music is fun to him. He’s having fun. ….With the internet, all the cultural obstacles are down.
The internet is bringing people closer together from all around the world. It has torn down racial barriers. Drake’s debut album “Thank Me Later” sold an eye-popping 447,000 records in its first week, reaching #1 on the Billboard 200.
We still have room to grow with Drake. We’ve had a great run, it was very successful. We are still on a run. He just finished his (U.S.) tour; he has to go on the European leg of it to break over there. We’re trying to break him worldwide. He’s also recording for his next album, which will probably be out sometime next year (2011). What attracted you to working with Drake?
I first heard him when Jazz Prince (son of Rap-A-Lot Records’ CEO J. Prince) played me a CD (of “Comeback Season”). I was like, ”Wow. This guy, I can understand everything that he is saying. His music feels so real.” Then when we flew him in, and I met him, it was like, “Oh, wow. This guy’s a star.” His personality just rubbed off. I could tell that he was a genuinely good person. How did you feel walking into Best Buy and seeing “Dedication 2” there when you gave it away?
I was shocked when I saw a mixtape in Best Buy. That upset me because producers and the publishers, they look at us thinking that we are making money off of these products, and we’re not making a thing. All we did this for was to put out free music. There are people that are pimping the situation. When I first saw the mixtape in a Best Buy, I called my sales manager at Universal Music. I asked “Do (Best Buy) not do due diligence, and see if something is not real. This is a corporate entity.” He basically told me that because CD sales are hurting, a lot of these big companies are just looking another way if they can get anything that can sell. That they are not really doing the due diligence about checking to see if (a release) is all the way legit How did it feel to have someone impersonating you this year?
First I was like, “Wow. Are they serious? Are they really doing it?” I was upset. I was so upset because the worst thing in the world I can’t stand is (dishonest) promoters and people who try to get over people. And I felt bad because I would get calls (from promoters) and I would have hearts to hearts with people (who’d say), “Yeah, I sent this guy my money, ta da ta da.” I would try to coach them because there are always people who don’t have a clue, who try to promote shows and concerts and don’t know what they are doing.
Click here to read the rest of this extensive and informative interview.
Rick Ross decided to let go of this new track with Drake, entitled, “Made Men.” Check below for Rick Ross’ interview with Power 105.1, he says his new album will be called, “God Forgives, I Don’t.”
Merry Christmas Eve with some Rozay, which features Wiz, Wale, T.I., Birdman, Ludacris and more.
1. Intro (Cashous Clay)
2. Made Men Ft Drake (2 Tall Beats) 3. 9 piece Ft (Lex Luger)
4. John Doe (Beat Billionaire)
5. Black Man’s Dream Ft Luda (Boy 1da) 6. Retrosuperfuture Ft Wiz Khalifa (Young Fyre)
7. Play Your Part Ft Wale, Meek Mill & Chester French (Inkredibles)
8. Ashes to Ashes Ft Kc (Nasty Beat Makers)
9. Even Deeper Ft Barry White (Cashouse Clay)
10. She Crazy Ft Aaliyah & Ne-Yo (Clinton Sparks)
11. 10 Bricks Ft Birdman (A One)
12. Aston Martin Music RMX Ft TI & Big Sean (Justice League) 13. Bonus – Another One – Bugatti Boyz (Lodi Lucci)
Here’s a great view of the epicness that went down last night. J. Cole headlined his first Toronto show at the Sound Academy and brought out Drake as a special guest. They performed “In The Morning” for the first time ever and Drake proceeded with his “Up All Night” verse.
Drake is gearing down for his sophomore album which is now confirmed to be entitled Take Care. In recent news, Drizzy was in talks with DJ Premier to do some form of work with him in this upcoming album, and has moved aside his R&B mixtape It’s Never Enough. Hopefully this album would be released in Q3 2011.
Is it just me or is Drake older than 24. These rappers be lieing about their age all the time! (But like I said it may just be me! Happy BDay Drizzy.)
You can only be 24 once, something I’ve yet to experience, but Derick G gives us access inside of October’s very own for his special day with Young Money family and bunch of others he doesn’t know. The life.
You’re probably thinking to yourself, about damn time right? Two of the games newest emcees finally got together and put together a nice laid-back record for your listening pleasure. You’ll find it on J. Cole’s upcoming mixtape Friday Night Lights which drops this Friday. Cole is also linking up with Drake this coming January for a tour so keep an eye out for them to see if they’re coming to your city. I haven’t been J. Cole’s biggest fan but I really dig this joint. via Rolling Stone.
Drake sits down with MTV’s Sway for an extended play talk, he talks about Lil Waynes return, working with Lil Wayne, his upcoming European tour with J. Cole, a song that he made with J. Cole’s that is due on the latters mixtape, his sophomore album, RnB mixtape, and Justin Timberlake. Hit the Jump for the rest of the videos.
