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Category: Chicago
Video: Bruza The General – Kevin Durant
Directed by 10 Photos. Produced by Xcel. The lockout might be over, but my love for songs named after basketball players is endless. NHJIC.
Rockie Fresh feat. King Louie – How We Do
Produced by Lpeezy of The Cartoonz. DJ Timbuck2 just premiered this one a few minutes ago on Go Ill Radio and it’s too smooth. Radio rip for now, but that should hold you over until Driving 88 drops next month. How We Do
Video: Backstage Of Watch The Throne Tour [Ep. 6]
Episode Six: Church Another peak at what’s been taking place backstage at the WTT tour. ‘Ye, Mannie Fresh, Hit-Boy, James Blake, Malik Yusef & John Legend in the same room? Damn. Respect to AYE.
Rockie Fresh & brandUN DeShay On XXL’s 2012 Freshmen Ballott
Late yesterday, XXL Magazine released their annual 2012 Freshmen list–but this year there’s a twist. XXL is no longer selecting the artists themselves; they’ve decided to open up voting to the general public–something I’m sure they felt was necessary after years of bitching from the peanut gallery. There’s some very deserving emcees on there (Future,…
Que BILLAH – She So Cool [Part 1]
Produced by Tommy Skillfinger Que B gives it up for the women across the world, but most importantly those across his social networks on “She So Cool.” There’s also an accompanying photo-slide video with pics of some of Chicago’s baddest chicks. Hit the jump to behold.
Video: B.X.C. – Good Feelin’
Disturbin’ Tha Peace’s and Chicago’s own B.X.C. (formerly known as Block Xchange) are back at it with a visual for their Judy Clay and Etta James sampled track. Not sure where this is going to land, but I’m sure Lyriq & Commando are preparing to drop a new project soon.
Video: Freddie Gibbs feat. Dom Kennedy & Polyester – Menace II Society
Directed by The Infamous Green Streets. From Gangsta Gibbs’ Cold Day In Hell.
Kidz In The Hall f/ King Louie, Rockie Fresh, Vic Spencer & Paypa – Pour It Up (FSD Remix)
One thing I’ve always respected about Naledge and Double O, is that throughout their career, they’ve consistently reached out to up and coming artists and given them a chance to shine on a bigger platform. Whether it be Chip Tha Ripper, Black Milk or Vic Mensa, it’s clear that the Kidz have a great eye…
Mixtape: DJ V-Dub x Common – The Best Of Common
V-Dub links with his 87th street comrade Com Sense for this Best of Common mixtape, which highlights the high points of Common’s illustrious 20 year career. Hosted by Com himself, The Best of Common, includes 32 tracks with a handful of suprises, classics and rarities. You know the mixtape bully never disappoints. Hit the jump…