After the West Coast Hip-Hop scene has championed G-Funk music for decades, Gary Richards b.k.a. Destructo is introducing a new offset to carry on the legacy while tapping into the listener needs of today’s youth. His new West Coast EP–slyly dubbed as G-House–is a tightly composed mix of gangsta ish and EDM (without the sacrificial […]
YG will make his silver screen debut in his upcoming short film, Blame It On The Streets, due to release alongside a soundtrack featuring nine songs–six of which are new and two remixes. In advance of the project’s release, the rapper unveils the official trailer for the flick.
Back in March, YG made a major impact with his Def Jam debut My Krazy Life, an album many would call a cinematic experience. But the Compton rapper has more West Coast stories to tell, as he announced plans to release a short film called Blame It On The Streets and an accompanying soundtrack.
A$AP Ferg will wave the A$AP Mob flag on his upcoming Gangsta Grillz mixtape, Ferg Forever, due to release before the year closes. Today (November 11), fans receive “This Side,” the YG-assisted first release from the project.
Rising West Coast rappers Casey Veggies and IamSu! put on for Los Angeles and the Bay Area respectively on “Backflip.” So much so that YG joins the party on the official remix.
The term luxury applies to many different facets when it comes to a product identification and such is a feat that Hennessy cognac excels in.
YG’s visual for “Do It To Ya,” a standout track from his debut album My Krazy Life, is truly a West Coast production.
The “Drake vs. Lil Wayne” tour just got more interesting. The YMCMB duo are embarking on the West Coast leg of shows, during which YG will now perform.
Taylor Gang lives not only through Wiz Khalifa, but constituents like Berner, who returns with a visual for “All In A Day,” featuring Young Thug, YG, and Vital.
For its first year of expansion to Los Angeles, Budweiser’s Made In Festival relied on the talents of homegrown heroes such as the entire Top Dawg Entertainment camp, YG & DJ Mustard and Hit-Boy’s HS87 squad.
A show gone awry may bring bigger problems to rapper YG’s front door. Attendees got a little too rowdy for the Compton native’s liking during a performance at Encore Club in Edmonton, Canada, so he took it upon himself to start a melee in crowd.
“Do Yo Gudda” and its accompanying dance, created by Hitta J3, is a regional hit in Los Angeles. Today, he returns with a remix featuring fellow Compton natives Kendrick Lamar, YG, and Problem that should enhance the track’s reach nationwide.
