E-40 The Gamespitta easily has one of the top 10 Hip-Hop joints of 2015 with heatrock-turned-championship Golden State Warriors anthem “Choices.”
It’s been years in the making, but Jadakiss finally seems poised and ready to unleash his highly anticipated Top 5 Dead Or Alive LP on the masses.
Even though French Montana’s next studio LP, Mac & Cheese: The Album is supposedly on the horizon, the crafty rapper decides to reexamine his Brown Bag Legend street release and brings to life fan favorite, “To Each His Own.”
This edition of Wired Tracks highlights two adversely different, but albeit dope songs: YG, Blanco, and DB’s “G Thang,” featuring Fiend, and Money Making Jam Boys’ (Black Thought, STS and Truck North) “Mad Men Jam Boys.”
Progression is what you can expect to hear anytime Black Milk returns with new heat. His new track is titled “I Guess.”
Stalley continues to go hard with the visuals for cuts off his latest project, The Laughing Introvert. Steady mobbing with his Blue Collar Gang, the man from the Buckeye State pays a visit to Bucktown USA and politics on the Brooklyn Bridge in his latest clip, “Voila.”
J. Cole’s 2014 Forest Hills Drive was preceded by releases from Dreamville newcomers Bas (Last Winter) and Cozz (Cozz & Effect), culminating a major year for the label. Lost in the fray was Omen, an early Dreamville recruit, who waves the Dreamville flag on his long-awaited project Elephant Eyes.
Houston’s own Kirko Bangz returns with some new material to whet appetites in advance of his debut album Bigger Than Me. Here we have a visual for “Got It On Me,” featuring Migos.
Dreamville rapper revisits his 2014 project Last Winter in a new visual for “Fiji Water In My Iron.”
For the second year in a row, Drake will visit Texas to kick off the Houston Appreciation Weekend event over the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Along with charity events and other treats, the weekend also serves as the opening date for Drizzy’s The Jungle tour as well.
In 2011 Kirko Bangz built a huge buzz for himself with his hit single “Drank In My Cup.” Now almost three years later there is still no debut album and he visited The Breakfast Club to do a bit of explaining.
Rapper Kirko Bangz returns with a visual for “Hoe,” featuring Yo Gotti and YG, from his long-awaited debut album Bigger Than Me. Let’s see how feminists feel about this record.
