West Coast artist and producer Terrace Martin is back with another smooth remix and this time he tackles Drake’s “From Time.” Take a listen as Martin infuses the Nothing Was The Same track with his signature jazz sound and showcases a new remix which includes his special touch on the saxophone. Martin’s latest album 3ChordFold is now available to purchase.
California native Terrace Martin links up with Ty Dolla $ign and Tone Trezure for the smooth track “You’re The One” featured on Martin’s 3 Chord Fold LP. Take a look at the visual treatment put together as Martin and company get fresh for the evening and hit the town in search for the perfect woman.
MMG rapper Stalley drops his first official digital release today with his Honest Cowboy EP. The Ohio native’s project contains five of the original tracks featured on the recently released mixtape version and adds two additional songs featuring artist Rashad with “Blue Collar Gang” and “Sticks and Stones.” Take a look at the full tracklist below which features production credits from DJ Quik, Cardo, Terrace Martin, Rashad and Block Beattaz. CLICK HERE to purchase the EP version of Stalley’s Honest Cowboy.
1) Spaceships & Woodgrains (Prod. DJ Quik and Cardo)
2) Swangin’ feat. Scarface and Joi Tiffany (Prod. Block Beattaz)
3) Samson (Prod. Rashad)
4) The Highest feat. Crystal Torres (Prod. Block Beattaz)
5) NineteenEighty7 feat. Schoolboy Q (Prod. Terrace Martin)
6) Sticks and Stones feat. Rashad (Prod. Rashad)
7) Blue Collar Gang feat. Rashad (Prod. Rashad)
Terrace Martin pays tribute to the king of pop by covering his classic song “Can’t Help It.” Martin delivers the accompanying visual today on what would have been Jackson’s 55 birthday. Check out the footage below to see hear Martin’s smooth rendition of “Can’t Help It” live from the 1500 or Nothin’ studios.
Off his latest mixtape, Honest Cowboy, MMG rapper Stalley heads out to the west coast and shoots a video for “NineteenEighty7” over in Compton. Accompanied by ScHoolboy Q of course, Stalley takes the viewers along to different locations throughout Compton, Calif. and squeezes in some shoppinh over at the Compton Fashion Center (Swap Meet) where he finds some CD gems like The soundtracks to The Show, Above The Rim and Juice.
Terrace Martin continues his #3ChordFold web series with episode eight. Martin goes in-depth about his creative direction for the song “No Wrong, No Right” which features Robert Glasper and James Fauntleroy. Terrace gives up details on how the track’s emotional concept came about and shows off Glasper’s skills on the keys. Camera’s also cover the original hand-painted artwork that was created to accompany the song.
Stalley drops a new track with “NineteenEighty7” featuring ScHoolboy Q off his Honest Cowboy mixtape. TDE’s ScHoolboy Q takes the wheel on the song’s hook while Stalley drops aggressive bars about his hustle and struggling with walking away from his past over some dark keys and fancy sax work. Take a listen below to Stalley’s latest offering before his Honest Cowboy project goes live in full.
Terrace Martin delivers another episode for his, The Process, web series and provides some behind-the-scenes footage in the studio with Wiz Khalifa for a collaboration that will be featured on his upcoming 3 Chord Fold project. Martin shares details about the creative direction of the song and gives insight into Wiz Khalifa’s motivation for his verse.
Skee TV caught up with Kendrick before he took the stage earlier last week with ScHoolboy Q. Take an inside look as Kendrick prepares himself and hangs out backstage before performing surprising a packed house full of fans .
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