New York’s Troy Ave showcases a standout track titled “Everything” off his latest offering with New York City: The Album. G.O.O.D. Music rapper Pusha T also shows up to lend a hand with a solid verse over the gritty instrumental. It’s all about bricks of dope, trafficking and money as Harry Power takes listeners to the streets with his new drug infused record.
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T performed earlier in the month in New York at Le Poisson Rouge for NPR’s Music showcase. Today, NPR releases a new clip for their “Music Front Row” web series which showcases their coverage of King Push performing “40 Acres” to a sold a out crowd. Viewers can also CLICK HERE to see the rapper’s full 17-song performance. My Name Is My Name is now in stores to purchase.
TDE’s Jay Rock drops a new freestyle track today and decides to show off his crafty street lingo over Pusha T’s “Numbers On The Boards” instrumental. Keeping things on the microphone straight raw, Rock spits bars influenced by the hood and his early days out on the block puttin’ in work. Kendrick also shows up on the track for a few ad-libs along the way.
Linkin Park is back with a new upbeat remix of “I’ll Be Gone” that showcases a heavy electronic vibe. G.O.O.D. Music artist Pusha T even decides to lace the catchy tune with a signature cocaine inspired verse. “I’ll Be Gone (Vice Remix)” will be featured on the group’s forthcoming project entitled RECHARGED which is set to drop on October 29.
Pusha T continues his testimonial series with Noisey and in this episode gets into his thought process behind his drug dealing past and more. Watch as the G.O.O.D. Music emcee opens up to cameras about not acting on his impulses to get back back in the dope game despite the lucrative outcome. Interestingly enough, King Push also clarifies that when he was making the decision to get his hands dirty he was an entirely different person and struggles to stray away from that type of mind state. Before calling it a wrap, Pusha T also breaks down the pain that automatically comes with living such a lifestyle.
The self proclaimed boss of the Rap game touches down on the West Coast and checks in with DJ Skee for an exclusive interview. Take a look as Rozay makes himself comfortable on Skee’s studio leather couch, puffs on a blunt and gets into details behind his upcoming Mastermind LP. The Miami native addresses the meaning of what a real boss is and the importance of being universal with making decisions that often times go beyond music. In fact, Ross reveals he was behind Kanye West signing Pusha T which subsequently lead to a successful career with G.O.O.D. Music. As the candid interview between the two entrepreneurs continued, Rick Ross touched on the unity shared between staff and every artist at Maybach Music Group and clarifies he believes his movement is the biggest in the world of Hip Hop. Before heading out, Rozay shares with listeners how he was able to tap into his experiences from over the last year and use the ups and downs as creative inspirations. Fans can pick up Rick Ross’ new album Mastermind when it hits shelves on December 17
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T pays a visit to the Sway In The Morning show on SiriusXM radio for a candid interview. Watch as the rapper details how he had to re-tune his listeners to become accustomed to his style of rapping from his solo efforts early on. Pusha T also points out his contribution to Hip Hop’s focus back on lyricism, breaks down his drug inspired bars and explains how his rise in the music industry worked.
King Push links up with Sway Calloway on Sway In The Morning and discusses his approach to recording music. The Clipse member explains to listeners tuning in that he allows the instrumental to speak to him before sitting down to write and create. Pusha continues the candid conversation by revealing it him some time to finish the song “40 Acres” because of how important it was to him to get it right. The My Name Is My Name rapper also clarifies what he means behind some of his more questionable lyrics directed towards women on his new album. Watch as Pusha T shares the story behind how his parents caught his older brother selling drugs and how he eventually got caught himself after having an altercation outside of his parents home over money which resulted in a gun going off. Push keeps things honest and also touches on the disappointment he caused his parents.
Mass Appeal catches up with partner and G.O.O.D. Music artist Pusha T for a Q&A session. The Virigina Beach native breaks down the origins of his rap alias which was given to him by producer Pharrell, touches on his motivation to pursue a career in music professionally and being influenced by his older brother Malice. As the conversation continues, King Push explains to the camera that he feels his abilities and intelligence as a person is commonly downplayed and he reveals his pet peeve for no weed smoke in the studio while he’s working. Watch as the My Name Is My Name rapper artist shares what his favorite albums are and so much more.
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T keeps the momentum going on his promotion and delivers yet another black and white visual for the Future assisted song “Pain.” The visual for the hard-hitting My Name Is My Name song finds the Virginia Beach native lacing the track with street tales and drug infused lyrics over a smooth piano loop. Take a look at Pusha’s new music video which showcases the rapper performing to the camera while vintage footage of civil rights and public unrest flash on and off the screen to emphasize the song’s message.
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