Today’s edition of Hip-Hop Wired’s Daily Visuals highlights a new clip from A-Trak and Lex Luger’s “Who Wanna Play,” featuring Que.
Fashawn will debut his long-awaited sophomore album, The Ecology, in a week. Before then, he unleashes a new audible jewel called “Out The Trunk,” featuring Busta Rhymes.
Dust La Rock, a co-founder and former creative director of the Fool’s Gold imprint, has died. According to fellow Fool’s Gold co-founder A-Trak, Dust La Rock died Monday (Feb. 2). He was 38.
No matter what holiday you celebrate in December, if you’re a fan of Hip-Hop, Wale and A-Trak have brought together the gift that keeps on giving with free music on the Festivus mixtape.
Wale and his obsession with all things Seinfeld has been long documented, including a nod to the show gracing his upcoming The Album About Nothing release for 2015. The D.C. wordsmith gives yet another nod to the classic sitcom after announcing a new mixtape titled Festivus.
At one time, word of an official Cam’ron and Just Blaze collaboration could only come from a seasoned troll, but a little time and maturity apparently works wonders. Today, the former Roc-A-Fella affiliates connected in the visual for “Dipsh*ts” alongside A-Trak and Juelz Santana.
A-Trak and Lex Luger make an interesting tandem on their collaborative Low Pros EP. The public receives the full body of work after weeks of building a buzz around the project with loose records here and there.
Outside of a collab EP with Cam’ron, Fool’s Gold Records founder, A-Trak, is working on a separate body of work with Lex Luger. Together the production duo form Low Pros and they return today with a new record titled “Muscle.”
Has Killa Season officially returned? After making headlines with a collaborative cape collection with Mark McNairy and the DIPSET USA clothing brand, Cam’ron veers attention back to he and A-Trak’s upcoming Federal Reserve EP on the April/May issue of Complex Magazine.
Here’s a little something for longtime Kanye West fans. Footage from a 2004 tour courtesy of his then DJ and current Fool’s Gold mastermind A-Trak somehow flew under the radar for a few years, but it’s recently made a wave on the Internets.
We suspect that you’ll see a lot of A-Trak this year. As the Internets await his upcoming collaborative project with Cam’ron, the Fool’s Gold founder returns today with a new track he did in collaboration with Lex Luger called “Jack Tripper.”
It’s Killa season. Following the announcement of their collaborative Federal Reserve EP, Cam’ron and A-Trak deliver a proper first single titled “Humphrey.”
After unveiling a teaser clip yesterday, Cam’ron and A-Trak announce the title of their now highly anticipated EP, Federal Reserve.
Is it safe to say that Cam’ron is back yet? Though his Ghetto Heaven mixtape can barely be classified as old at this point, the Harlem native is already on to the next — that being a collaborative project with A-Trak.
Adidas Originals drops a sneak peek to their upcoming collaboration with longtime sneaker aficionados Run-DMC and DJ A-Trak. Blending two seemingly divergent cultures with the intent to bring something new to the forefront is what this Adidas campaign, Unite All Originals, is all about.
“F**k a P.O.; F**k a piss test,” chants the chorus of A-Trak’s “Piss Test” remix, featuring Jim Jones, Flatbush Zombies, Flosstradamus, Juicy J and El-P. While we don’t recommend that any of our paroled readership adhere to Juice Man’s advice, the Fool’s Gold founder certainly provides a sure turn up anthem with this one. Director Shomi Patwary shot […]
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One of Los Angeles Lakers' superstar LeBron James' most sought-after kicks will finally be available to the public.
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