Dell Cashtro 4 President - Term 2 (Talley Bandz)
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Tuesday, November 8, 2016
[Mixtape] Dell Cashtro 4 President - Term 2 (Talley Bandz) @DellCashtro
Dell Cashtro 4 President - Term 2 (Talley Bandz)
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New mixtape from Pablo Phat illustrates realization of long-worked-for dream
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL – When Pablo Phat was doing time in prison, there was one thing that helped him stay sane. It was a dream, really – a promise of something bigger that would come after he was released from prison. And that dream was sparked by a book about Pablo Escobar – a famous Colombian drug lord and drug trafficker.
“I’d read a lot of books in prison, and this book really inspired me because it was the story of a man who made a lot of money and came from nothing,” Pablo Phat said. “That’s the type of money I’m looking for. That story of his life – of his determination and coming from nothing – really hit me. Phat was already my name – I’ve had it since I was young – and it was a no-brainer to add Pablo to the front because that’s what I’m trying to represent.”
The first step toward making that dream a reality is here in the form of Pablo Phat’s latest mixtape, “Hide Yo Beatz.” It’s a project that he said is a bit of a throwback to some of the old classics. The 22 songs feature a mixture of raps coupled with sounds that fans have requested of him over the years.
“It’s a nice little vibe,” he said. “I’m rapping on different beats and throwing in some of the old classics and it’s been getting a lot of good feedback.”
The first single off the mixtape is “Killers Everywhere.” It’s a song he said was inspired by various situations that have happened in his own life. He said most of his music is written in such a way that he hopes others will relate to it.
“It could be a moment and they get it,” he said. “It could be something that I’ve done or experience or been through, and they hear it and it might be something that makes their day. I think I bring the old sound back while I’m talking about real situations and day-to-day life – things that people can really relate to. And with my music they can feel where it’s coming from.”
He said his ambition is to rise above the struggle and share his talents with the world. Ultimately he hopes the dreams that were started in prison will become fully realized and he’ll elevate to something bigger with his music career and “go to bigger and better places.”
Fans who want to sample his new mixtape can visit his Soundcloud page or his YouTube page. Fans can also follow him on social media for more information about future music releases or live shows. Look for him on Facebook as pablophat, Snapchat as PabloPhat6, Instagram as PabloPhat and Twitter as PhabloPhatgse.
[Single] Bay Bay The Ambassador (@@hollyhoodbaybay) ft @YoungGreatness7 - Trap Holiday
New Music by Bay Bay The Ambassador ft. Young Greatness titled "TRAP HOLIDAY" produced by Drumma Boy.
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Connect w/ Bay Bay The Ambassador: Website: http://www.iambaybay.com Twitter: @hollyhoodbaybay Instagram: hollyhoodbaybay[Video] RushBilli (@Ristakerbully) ft Kief Brown - They Know
New Orleans, LA; Buried Treasures artist, Rushbilli once again invades WORLDSTAR, this time around with the premiere of his video "They Know", featuring 3x grammy nominated Kief Brown. This video is off of Rushbilli's mixtape "Goldrush" hosted by Bigga Rankin. Rushbilli is simultaneously pushing his single "I'm That Guy" featuring Boosie and Kief Brown on radio as his movement is continuously growing. Support Rushbilli by watching his video, downloading his mixtape, and requesting his single.
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Twitter: @Ristakerbully
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Monday, November 7, 2016
[Mixtape] Prime Definition (@iamprimedef904) - Audio Crack #StreetDrop
Jacksonville, FL; Duval County's newest rising star Prime Definition is releases his debut mixtape "Audio Crack". This new project is filled with a variety of different sounds and the versatility is shocking. Prime Definition describes his music as a drug, which explains the title perfectly. Get addicted to Prime Definition and his new project "Audio Crack".
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Connect w/ Prime Definition: Twitter: iamprimedef904 Instagram: IAmPrimeDefinition[Mixtape] BREAKINGRECORDS.COM VOL 6 hosted by @DJHypemanCrunk
BREAKINGRECORDS. COM IS A MIXTAPE SERIES I CAME UP WITH TO HELP INDEPENDENT ARTISTS TO PROMOTE & EXPLODE THERE MUSIC & IT'S A GOOD WAY I CAN BREAK INDEPENDENT ARTISTS ON THERE GRIND
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CONNECT W/ DJ HYPEMAN CRUNK AKA THA CROWD MOTIVATAR IG: djhypemancrunk twitter: djhypemancrunk email: djhypemancrunk1@gmail.com Booking Email: bookinghypemancrunk@gmail.com17-year-old prodigy makes a multi-million-dollar splash in music industry
MIAMI, FL – Jake P. Noch, AKA $O$A IFGB (pronounced Sosa), is the epitome of a successful young entrepreneur. At only age 17 he has successfully put together one of the fastest-growing music labels in the country, Sosa Entertainment LLC, with more than 25 artists signed and generating more than $5 million over the past year. His own music has been streamed more than 43 million times and has brought him $1 million in additional earnings.
But to hear him tell it, he’s just getting started. These mere millions are just the beginning of a career in the music industry that he hopes one day rivals the billions earned by some of music’s giants.
“When I was a little younger I was doing some dumb street stuff, like selling drugs,” he said. “At the time I saw it as a way to make money, and I was good at it. In fact, that’s how I originally got my name because Sosa is a character from the movie ‘Scarface.’ He’s the supplier of the product they’re moving in the film, and he’s the one who was victorious at the end of the movie. He was the real boss, and when I was younger a lot of younger guys would call me that because I kind of fit that persona. But it didn’t take me long to realize that wasn’t a lifestyle that was going to make me happy, and I’ve always loved music and I started to see how I could make money with that in a more legal – and more profitable – way. Eventually I launched my own record label.”
One of the most recent business transactions his label has undertaken is a partnership with Sugo Music Group to make a digital distribution service. Ultimately his label and Sugo Music Group are working with Sony BMG and the Orchard to distribute music to more than 1,200 platforms.
“I love the money part of the music industry,” $O$A IFGB said. “I’ll switch my sound and chase the music wherever the money leads.”
Toward that end, $O$A IFGB has shifted his hip-hop style to more of an electronic EDM sound. On Nov. 18 he’ll be releasing an EDM album called “Brick God III” – the third in the “Brick God” series of albums he’s released in recent years. The previous two albums had hip-hop beats and were somewhat limited in their diversity. This new album, he said, combines hip-hop with EDM and presents a “flash/classy” image.
“I really wanted to combine hip-hop with what’s going on in the EDM music scene,” $O$A IFGB said. “That doesn’t often mix, but I think there’s money in it. As much as I love making hip-hop beats, there’s not much of a market for it right now. There’s a much bigger market for EDM music currently – so much so that I only recently started making music in that genre and I already got a live booking last month.”
Fans who want to find out more about $O$A IFGB’s music or his label can follow him on social media at Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. And keep an eye out for new releases from artists on his label, including from his partner and vice president of Sosa Entertainment, Lil Dread FDG.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Musician and Rapper Bo Blitz Exudes Confidence in Newest Project
San Fransisco, California – Music isn’t just a passion for rapper Cenaan Kelley, known by fans as “Bo Blitz,” but a vehicle out of a difficult upbringing. His challenges growing up in a violent, poverty-stricken community aren’t unique, but for Kelley, it was motivation to find an outlet of positivity other than sports and school. Alongside his two brothers, Blitz’s musical talents flourished, and he took a real interest in writing, scribbling lines on loose pieces of paper, and inevitably turning pieces of thoughts into masterpieces. Bo Blitz and his brother, Young Looch, released two albums under the alias “Mic Monsters,” to resounding positive response. It was then the two young artists decided to turn passion into career, fueling their success and motivation. In 2011, they traveled to Atlanta for BET’s annual Hip Hop Awards Show. While there, they were blue carpet guests for company promotions such as Monster Cable Headphones and Don Diva Magazine.
Blitz’s latest project, All Out Blitz, is the first half of a double EP (the second is set to release in 2017) and the artist’s next step to stardom. A 6-track album, the songs vary in subject matter and vibe, each bringing a taste of what Bo Blitz has to offer the world. A refreshing departure from the cookie cutter music currently playing on the radio, the album offers something more authentic and real – true craftsmanship – the artist caring for each line and melody. It’s real music, a rarity in today’s musical climate, and vaguely reminiscent of classical rappers and their commitment to the art of rap. "I feel it's more important as an artist to evolve your music with the times, then change who you are to fit the times,” explains the artist, continuing, “The creativity and individualism are removed.”
Listening to Bo Blitz’s music, one thing is loud and clear: The artist has poured his heart and soul into each lyric and line. With a tenacious zest for his music, the tracks exude a musical confidence that is certain to make the up and coming rapper a star.
"Everything big you see was once small. The story of my success will be no different."
Saturday, November 5, 2016
SUBMIT NOW FOR THE GRYND REPORT ISSUE 19 @SMOOVATL EDITION
[Mixtape] Track Bullys 10 hosted by @tampamystic & @djsuch_n_such
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