New York’s Fred The Godson is back with a new offering as he takes JAY Z’s “Picasso Baby” instrumental to serve up his own freestyle remix version titled “Raise The Bar.” As always, Fred steps up to the plate and demonstrates just why he’s one of the East Coast’s most promising rising talents. Take a listen as the wordsmith spits braggadocios rhymes about his level of skill and also uses his lazy punch line flow to pay homage to several artists he respects and thinks highly of.
Houstin native Chamillionaire is back with some new music and this time he decided to show off his lyrical skills over Drake’s “Pound Cake.” Yes that’s right, another artist does the honors of lacing the infectious Boi-1da produced instrumental. However, Chamillionaire holds his own and delivers a standout rendition of the track with an impressive freestyle. Listen as the rapper drops some introspective bars focused on his independent hustle, the do’s and don’ts of the streets and even takes the opportunity to question the credibility of some artists in the industry.
Former Shady Records artist Ca$his pays a visit to Soul Assassins Radio on Shade 45 for an interview. Eager to demonstrate his impressive street inspired bars, Ca$his decides to jump on The Game’s “Westside Story” instrumental and spits a lengthy freestyle for listeners tuning in. The rapper’s latest offering, The County Hood 2 LP, is now available for purchase on iTunes.
Rozay is the latest artist to remix Lorde’s popular single “Royals.” Take a listen as the MMG boss shows off his versatility and demonstrates his cross over appeal. With a silky smooth flow and crafty wordplay, Rick Ross laces the track with bars dedicated to the finer things in life.
Sway Calloway and King Tech are back with “The Wake Up Show Un-plugged” and decided to showcase the skills of Long Beach bred emcee Crooked I with an impromptu performance. Backed by a live band, take a look as the West Coast legend and COB boss demonstrates his lyrical skills when he decides to drop an on-the-spot live freestyle for cameras for close to six minutes.
Rapper Ransom stops by Sway In The Morning and fills listeners in on what his current relationship with Nicki Minaj is like after their recent back and forth comments on Twitter. The New York bred lyricist also touches on his new collaborative album with DJ-producer Statik Selektah. Ransom also shares details with Sway on how he was able to record the project with Statik in only four days after their chemistry in the studio immediately took off. Speaking candidly with Sway and Heather B, Ransom opened up about losing his father as a young teen and explained his philosophy for always finding the positive in any negative situation. Take a look as Ransom also kicks an exclusive freestyle he prepared especially for Sway In The Morning.
BBC 1’s Charlie Sloth recently featured the talents of MMG rapper Rockie Fresh on his show. Take a look as Fresh decides to take advantage of some air time and takes up Sloth’s invitation to spit a freestyle for listeners tuning in. Before heading out, Rockie Fresh also drops a quick teaser and lets fans know he’ll soon be making an announcement on what they can expect from the rapper in the near future.
Obie Trice catches up with Vlad TV and decides to drop an exclusive freestyle for the camera. Decked out in a dusty looking Dodger’s fitted cap and sunglasses, Obie drops a few impressive bars and demonstrates he hasn’t lost a step with his lyrical skills.
Joey Bada$$ and Pro Era link up with Statik Selektah for a special basement cypher. Take a look at the black and white visual as CJ Fly, Dessy Hinds, Nyck Caution, T’Nah Apex, A La $ole, Dyemond Lewis, Swanker Master Raw, Dirty Sanchez, JAB and Kirk Knight all step up to the microphone and spit their respective verses for the camera. DJ-producer Statik Selektah does the honors on the turntable and provides a number of classic instrumentals for each artist to go in over.
Rapper Angel Haze is back with her fourth release from her #30Gold audio campaign and this time decides to show off her crafty wordplay over Kendrick Lamar’s “Backseat Freestyle” instrumental. With no particular concept in mind, Haze lets loose and spits plenty of braggadocios bars and proclaims herself the best female rapper in the game.
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