Rapper 2 Pistols serves up his latest single titled “Greedy” featuring Taylor Gang’s Juicy J. The track showcases 2 Pistols dropping bars dedicated to his expensive habits, stable of women and hustler spirit that drives him to stack his cash. Never one to miss a chance to turn up, Juicy also shows up to pop bottles on the track as he takes over on the song’s chorus. Coming Back Hard dropping soon.
YG and Young Jeezy are back to turn the energy up with the latest single “Birfday” which is set to be featured on the rising star’s forthcoming My Krazy Life LP. Produced by Tony Rey, the Compton native delivers another club banger as he celebrates life and his new found success with CTE. My Krazy Life is set to release sometime next year.
Grand Hustle’s B.o.B. treats fans inside of an Apple store to an intimate performance of “One Day.” Having some fun with the crowd and temporarily nicknaming the event “The Kush Lounge,” Bobby Ray decides to give his new song the unplugged rendition as he performs strictly with an acoustic guitar and keyboard. Check out how it all went down as B.o.B. gives fans a throwback taste of his original style he came into the game with.
Power 106 sits down with Nipsey Hussle off the air for the latest episode in their Q&A web series, “Now You Know.” Nip lets his personality shine through the lens as he has fun with the interview and doesn’t take himself too seriously. Take a look as the California rapper credits Tupac, Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye as being his top three favorite artists of all time, admits he feels like Timbaland is the greatest producer of all time and much more. Before heading out, the rapper also addresses what his first car was, his childhood celebrity crush, worst job experience and favorite restaurant he enjoys eating at.
Troy Ave sits down for the latest episode of Juan Epstein with Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg. Take a look as Harry Powder gets into detail behind the inspiration for his new album including the conscious decision to include more than drug raps. As the conversation continued, Ave speaks on his dislike for wasting money at the strip clubs and reveals that he has plans to strictly put on his BSB crew and showcase their individual skills. Interestingly enough, Troy gives listeners insight into why he considers Kendrick Lamar and Kanye West weirdos. An interesting point the rapper also brought up is that today’s hip hop listeners seem to celebrate the drugs users rather than the drug dealer anymore.
Troy Ave sits down for an exclusive interview with The Breakfast Club on Power 105. Harry Powder explains to listeners that he’s trying to make it cool to be from New York again and that his mission has always been to stand out instead of fitting in. Take a look as Ave shares his thoughts on the current state of New York hip hop and gets into details about making his movement grow into something reminiscent of G-Unit or Dipset. The former drug dealer also gets into details about his endorsement deal with Adidas and breaks down why he has no interest in signing with a major label.
Obie Trice is back in the mix with his new single titled “Loot” which is set to appear on the rapper’s forthcoming LP,The Hangover. Produced by Mr. Porter of D-12, Trice shows off his crafty wordplay as he spits dope boy rhymes all over the bouncy instrumental which also showcases some fresh scratches along the way. Fans of Obie can look forward to picking up The Hangover when it drops in January but for now vibe out the rapper’s latest audio offering.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle has been relentless as of late with an influx of visuals and great music courtesy of his latest mixtape Crenshaw. Today, Hussle decides to continue his forward momentum and delivers a music video for “1 of 1” featuring rapper BH. Watch as the Los Angeles native shows off his lavish lifestyle and basks in his game changing success.
Sean Combs made an appearance last night at the 2013 Country Music Awards as special guest presenter alongside Kelly Pickler. Never one to let an opportunity for a shameless plug go to waste, Diddy decided to express his love for all music genres and explained that was the reasoning for the birth of his new music network Revolt TV. Take a look at how the awkward exchange of dialogue went down live on television.
Producer Marco Polo links up with Mass Appeal to shoot the newest episode of their “Rhythm Roulette” series. Live from Brooklyn’s The Thing, Polo brings cameras along as he goes digging for three record albums and ultimately ends up with only three singles as luck would have it. Watch as the Marco heads back to his home studio and attempts to cook up a dope instrumental in front of the camera.
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