Take a ride with Chance The Rapper and singer James Blake in the latest visual for his official remix to the hypnotic slow jam “Life Round Here” featured on his Overgrown project Directed by Nabil, the gritty black and white visual finds both artists riding around in the rain in a nice old school car through some backwoods. Along the way they see different eerie images and sets of groups from different social backgrounds on the sides of the road.
Noisey catches up with singer James Blake for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of his new music video for “Life Round Here (Remix)” featuring Chance The Rapper. Take a look as Blake shares specifics on how the collaboration came together with Chicago artist and shares how he was impressed by Chance’s singing abilities. Directed by Nabil, viewers also get a sneek peek of the Hertfordshire, England scenery the visual happens to take place in.
Rick Ross is back with a new jam as he decides to include a verse of his own on Drake’s pop smash “Hold On, We’re Going Home” and serve up an official remix. Listen as Ross starts his verse out real smooth with dropping rhymes about his love interest and eventually finds his way back to his signature lavish and boss inspired lyrics.
Boi-1da’s infamous “Pound Cake” instrumental gets another remix courtesy of Memphis Bleek. The New York bred rapper takes the opportunity to drop some introspective bars over the laid-back production and demonstrate he hasn’t lost a step when it comes to his lyrical abilities. Bleek takes listeners back to the block and reflects on some of his past dirt while growing up in troubled conditions all in the pursuit of a the almighty dollar.
New York’s Papoose is back and once again he proclaims himself the “king of New York” on his latest offering over Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental. Delivering a freestyle rendition of his own, Pap spits politically driven lyrics while taking the time to remind listeners of his impressive track “A to Z,” clarifies he makes music strictly for the love of the art and much more.
Project Pat is back with a new remix for his street banger “Be A G” featuring Taylor Gang’s Juicy J and Hustle Gang affiliate Doe B. Produced by Mike Will Made-It, the track comes equipped with some serious bass and haunting keys as Pat and company keep it straight raw with tales of puttin’ in work on the streets. Listen as the rapper’s break down exactly what it takes to be a “G” in the streets.
Maybach Music Group artist Meek Mill links up with fellow Philly native Spade-O for an official freestyle remix of Drake’s “Pound Cake.” Mill and Spade-O hop on the smooth instrumental and kick slick street raps about life in the hood, hustling to make ends meet and enjoying the perks of their new found success. Take a listen to the latest rapper’s to hijack Drake’s instrumental.
Memphis Bleek takes Rick Ross’ instrumental for “I Wonder Why” and delivers his own remixed freestyle version. Take a listen as the New York native laces the hard-hitting track with Bedstuy inspired bars about his early street days, living the high life and getting around with the ladies. It doesn’t sound like Bleek has missed a beat as the rapper demonstrates he’s still got it and lets listeners know he’s got more on the way.
Juelz Santana’s collective SBOE release a new music video today for their official remix to “This Shit Is Lit” featuring MMG rapper Meek Mill and New York’s Fabolous. Watch as the group hits the streets of New York along with members of their crew for a grimy visual jam packed with ATV’s and motorcycles, luxury vehicles, jewelry and club celebrating.
Better late than never for French Montana as he delivers a star studded remix of his hit single “Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin.” Featuring Diddy, Rick Ross and Snoop Dogg, the official remix provides the perfect platform for all four artists to cut loose and drop plenty of braggadocios rhymes.
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