Stalley
Sometimes mellow tunes get lost in the fold of turn up anthems that fuel summer fun. However, we believe that both are essential. With that said, Stalley returns with the treatment for his smooth single “Swangin,” featuring the legendary Scarface.
Maybach Music Group rapper Stalley is well respected as a lyricist. But for the COMME des GARÇONS PLAY Spring/Summer 2013 collection the Ohio MC tries his hand at modeling.
After letting his single “Swangin” marinate on the Internets for a bit, Stalley returned to his hometown of Massillon, Ohio Friday to shoot the visual treatment.
With summer on the horizon, Stalley returns bearing another perfect cookout jam with “White Minks & Gator Sleeves.” Here, the MMG rapper flexes his on-beat-off-beat flow and poetic lyrics over atmospheric production by master of the mellow groove, Cardo.
Rick Ross and Stalley take us to church in his new Dre Films-directed video for “Ten Jesus Pieces.”
Stalley is not only speaking about giving back to the community, he’s taking action. According to All HipHop, the Maybach Music rapper is set to headline a fundraiser aimed at encouraging education.
MMG’s resident Chevy enthusiast Stalley recently sat down with Jay-Z’s Life + Times for their Decoded series, during which lyricists break down their favorite verses. The Ohio MC chose to explain the second and final verse from his Curren$y-assisted jam “Hammers & Vogues.”
What happens when the Taylor Gang and Maybach Music Group meet? You get “Tye Dye” with Chevy Woods and Stalley. This isn’t the first time that members from the two factions have collaborated.
Stalley unleashes the first track from the second wave of his Songs by Me, Stalley series, titled “Loud Motors.” The smooth Rashad-produced track features the duo’s patented sophisticated trunk music feel, as it further emphasizes Stalley’s love for classic automobiles. Notice the seamlessly placed vocal sample from Jay-Z’s utterly disgusting “3 Kings” verse, by the way.
Tonight, the big Presidential debates will be all over your television screens as incumbent President Barack Obama takes on Republican Presidential nominee, Mitt Romney. With the two getting ready to face off in a verbal smackdown, Hip-Hop Wired talked to some of your favorite rappers on their political views.
A few days ago, we caught footage of Wale and Stalley of Maybach Music Group working on a new theme song for ESPN’s First Take, produced by Amadeus. Today, the song made it’s debut on the “Worldwide Leader In Sports” with Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith.
Maybach Music Group’s Wale and Stalley got in the lab with Stephen A. Smith and everyone’s favorite sports pessimist, Skip Bayless, to craft a new theme song for their wildly popular show, First Take.