If you’re not looking forward to DJ Mustard’s 10 Summers, then you must hate 2K14 Hip-Hop.
Occasionally, collaborations can provide crossover potential for all those involved and SoMo’s new remix for his gold-selling hit “Ride” is a clear-cut example of such.
The creators of the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film selected rappers Juicy J and Wiz Khalifa, and singer-songwriter Ty Dolla $ign, to craft “Shell Shocked,” the leading single from the film’s soundtrack. After premiering the record last week, fans receive a proper treatment for the record.
Wiz Khalifa and Ty Dolla $ign have found a pretty solid collaborative energy as of late. With “You & Your Friends” in rotation, the duo invite Juicy J to make the cypher complete on their second release of the day “Shell Shocked.”
The role of the DJ has transformed since the inception of Hip-Hop. Once the star of the show, the master of the ones and twos now rides shotgun — if not the backseat — to MCs and rappers in fans’ eyes.
Wiz Khalifa is back with a summery tune titled “You & Your Friends” from his upcoming Blacc Hollywood LP. The cut features Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign.
The Wrap Up returns in all its full glory to separate the real reels from the shoddy ones with the The Top 10 Videos Of The Week.
Ty Dolla $ign decided to roll with the “Or Nah (Remix)” for the visual representation of his Beach House EP single. Alongside Taylor Gang brethren Wiz Khalifa and fellow crooner The Weenknd, the singer-songwriter goes through the motions with a beautiful woman on the premises of a California mansion.
Ty Dolla $ign continues to push his Beach House EP with this proper remix for his popular single, “Or Nah.” Not much changes in this encore presentation, as the singer-songwriter’s Taylor Gang brethren Wiz Khalifa shows face alongside DJ Mustard new addition, The Weeknd.
On the R&B front, few artists are making noise like Ty Dolla $ign, the singer-songwriter who scored his own hits in “Paranoid” and “Or Nah,” while penning Billboard smashes including Chris Brown’s “Loyal” for others. Today, Los Angeles native follows up a major look on XXL‘s Freshman cover with a solo appearance on the front of FADER magazine’s June/July issue.
YG has already proven he knows how to sell records in the early stages of his career and he’s already looking to share to wealth.
The beauty of a mixtape is that you can drop a visual for a song at any given moment. That said, Game drops a clips for “Same H**s,” featuring Nipsey Hussle and Ty Dolla $ign, from his OKE (Operation: Kill Everything) mixtape.
