Trap House (@jessie_spencer_): LonTay (@LonTAYMusic)

Album Stream: Planet Asia and Dirty Diggs - "Nautica Nagas"

Larry June - "Bad Dreams EP"

On June 25, Larry June is planning to release his new mixtape Larry Bird and Slidin' is the first leak from the upcoming project. The song has already generated a large Internet buzz. Larry June grew up in Bay View-Hunter's View, San Francisco and was raised by two parents who had him when they were still teens. At the age of four, Larry June relocated to the ATL with his mother and he was exposed to southern hip-hop for the first time and he developed a love for music. At age 5, Larry June he traveled back and forth between the East Bay and Atlanta. During the sunny season, June would spend time with his father. They would spend alot of their time together in the studio. During these long studio sessions, Larry June was teaching himself how to play the keyboard by ear and eventually began rapping at 8. At 15, June released his first mixtape and showcased his own brand of "strret hop," blending the south's trap sound and the West Coast's distinctive G-Funk sound. In 2013, Larry June released the follow-up to his noteworthy album Cali Grown with help from Urbanlife Distribution, dubbed Cali Grown 2 and its available now on iTunes. Lately, Larry Junehas been very busy and sinnce early 2014 has released 4 highly successful mixtapes/FreEP's (Bad Dreams, Route 80. Route to Spain, and Cali Grown 3) and is gearing up to release another project, Larry Bird, on June 25 featuring production from Quality Control Music's in-house producer Deko. Follow Larry June Online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarryJuneTFM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealYoungJun3?fref=ts Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/larryjunetfm

Larry June featuring Insomniac Lambs - "Slidin'" (Produced by Deko)

Larry June featuring Insomniac Lambs - "Slidin'" (Produced by Deko) On June 25, Larry June is planning to release his new mixtape Larry Bird and Slidin' is the first leak from the upcoming project. The song has already generated a large Internet buzz. Larry June grew up in Bay View-Hunter's View, San Francisco and was raised by two parents who had him when they were still teens. At the age of four, Larry June relocated to the ATL with his mother and he was exposed to southern hip-hop for the first time and he developed a love for music. At age 5, Larry June he traveled back and forth between the East Bay and Atlanta. During the sunny season, June would spend time with his father. They would spend alot of their time together in the studio. During these long studio sessions, Larry June was teaching himself how to play the keyboard by ear and eventually began rapping at 8. At 15, June released his first mixtape and showcased his own brand of "strret hop," blending the south's trap sound and the West Coast's distinctive G-Funk sound. In 2013, Larry June released the follow-up to his noteworthy album Cali Grown with help from Urbanlife Distribution, dubbed Cali Grown 2 and its available now on iTunes. Lately, Larry Junehas been very busy and sinnce early 2014 has released 4 highly successful mixtapes/FreEP's (Bad Dreams, Route 80. Route to Spain, and Cali Grown 3) and is gearing up to release another project, Larry Bird, on June 25 featuring production from Quality Control Music's in-house producer Deko. Follow Larry June Online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarryJuneTFM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealYoungJun3?fref=ts Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/larryjunetfm

Mob Wire (Philthy Rich and Joe Blow) - “Mob Wire” (Album Stream)

Philthy Rich and Joe Blow - “Mob Wire” On Jul 17, Philthy Rich and Joe Blow who are both from East Oakland finally released their highly anticipated collaboration album titled “Mob Wire” on Livewire Records. The album features Bay Area megastars The Jacka, J. Stalin, Rydah J. Klyde, Stevie Joe, Mozzy, Lil Aj, Husalah, Sleepy D, Ampichino, Tycon Triff, Lil’ Blood, Pooh Hefner, Young J Bay, Hitman Beatz, M Dot 80, FED-X, Laz Tha Boy, Lee Majors, 4rax, and Crash doing guest spots. Download Philthy Rich and Joe Blow's new album here

The Worlds Freshest ( a.k.a. DJ Fresh) - "Fresh Fridays"

DJ Fresh’s Music Career Early Years DJ Fresh started DJing at parties when he was only 9-years-old in Baltimore and he was also doing mixtapes. But when he was 10, DJ Fresh and his family moved out to the Bay. He was still learning his craft, but his older brother DJ Dummy was touring with rapper/actor Common (formerly Common Sense) as his tour DJ. DJ Dummy had also toured with hip-hop acts like Onyx, Smoove DA Hustler, etc. When Common did shows in the Bay Area, DJ Fresh would be asked to DJ. Nas’ Stillmatic Tour In 2002, DJ Fresh hit the road with Nas to support his fifth studio album, “Stillmatic.” DJ Fresh also toured with Nas for a month to promote his sixth solo album, “God’s Son.” The Tonite Show Mixtape Series (2006-Present) In 2006, while working on J. Stalin’s album The Real World: West Oakland, DJ Fresh put together a mixtape called The Tonite Show With Mistah Fab. It featured local artist Mistah Fab. Today, there are 30 volumes of The Tonite Show with guest stars including Mistah Fab, Smigg Dirtee, J-Stalin, Beeda Weeda, Chris Da 5th, Shady Nate, Jay Jonah, D-Lo, Money B, Messy Marv, San Quinn, Young Gully, Yukmouth, The Hoodstarz, Sleepy D, Lil Rue, T-Nutty, Keak Da Sneak, Stevie Joe, Cousin Fik, Trae The Truth, Raekwon, Freddie Gibbs, Mac Mall, and The Jacka Recent production He also began producing for other local artists like Shady Nate, Bicasso, Young Gully and Mitchy Slick. On 16 July 2013, J. Stalin and DJ Fresh released their collaboration album, “Miracle & Nightmare On 10th Street.” He also released a collaboration album with Mitchy Slick, “Feet Match the Paint,” in 2013. In 2014, DJ Fresh released his Boomin System tape, which had guest features from Kendrick Lamar, Scarface, E-40, Droop-E, Cousin Fik, Slim Thug, Problem, IAMSU, Clyde Carson, J-Stalin, and Freddie Gibbs, Mayne Mannish, Dmac, Tez McClain, J-Super, Go Gettas, Derek Minor, Fiend and Juvenile. On Apr 17, 2015, J-Stalin and DJ Fresh released their fifth collaboration album, “The Real World 4,” the latest installment of their Real World series. DJ Fresh is currently working on the seventh installment of his Make The Song Cry instrumental hip-hop album series. Partial Discography Make The Song Cry by DJ Fresh (2008) Make The Song Cry 2 (2009) Make The Song Cry 3 (2010) Make The Song Cry 4 (2011) Make The Song Cry 5 (2012) Make The Song Cry 6 (2013) Supercuts (2013)

G-Val - "Who Is G-Val" (Mixtape Stream)

G-Val is straight out of Bayview-Hunter's Point and has been on his grind since 2011. G-Val has also collaborated with a long list of sought-after artists including E-40, Willie Joe, Philthy Rich, J-Minixx, Vell, Keak Da Sneak, HBK P-Lo, Kool John, J-Stalin, The Hoodstarz, Stevie Joe, Roach Gigz, Traxamillion, Chippass, Taj-He-Spitz, Killa Fresh, IAMSU, Rayven Justice, HD, BHC Pierre, Laz Tha Boy, Show Banga, Pablo Skywalkin, DJ Mustard, De'La of Trak Nation, Young Gully, Mistah Fab, DUBB, Loverance, Omeezy, etc. G-Val recently dropped his forth installment of his Join The Race series and is featured on the remix to Niddie Banga's new single Ridin' Round along with Oakland rhyme spitter Remedy.

Ampichino - "Pack Money" (Album Stream) (20 Tracks)

3HMB

Veteran Oakland producer/rapper 3HMB (a.k.a. Alias: Alias) was born and raised in the City of Dope, Oakland, California and since 2003, has been on his grind. 3HMB has worked alongside some of Bay Area rap’s biggest names like Young Gully, Kurt Diggler, Rydah J. Klyde (of the Mob Figaz), Joe Blow (“Real Mob”), Mini 14 The Kid, Sleep Dank, Beeda Bang (“I Ain’t No Punk”), Ronald Mack (“Contact Sport”), Cousin Fik (“So Many Styles” and “No Love”), Dolla Will (“Sunshine” and “No Love”), DB Tha General (“You Love To Hate,” “Win,” and “Turn Up”), LB(Stay Keyed), A-Wax, Smigg Dirtee (“You Know Me”), San Quinn (“Sunshine”), Vile, Interstate Steve, Birch Boy Barie (“Everyday”), Beeda Weeda, V-Nasty (collaborated with Gucci Mane on her debut studio album BAYTL), Gorilla Pits Moe, Maccassi Kilo, Ghost Raw, crossover hip-pop artist G-Eazy, Infamous Kaboo, Jizzy Mcknight, Malki Means, and ITZ60 among others. He has also worked with artists outside of The Bay Area including Chi City’s KalicoSays (“Bands On Me”), N.J.’s Hussein Fatal of the Outlawz (“Rydaz”) and UTP. 3HMB has recently released a new compilation titled I Got Worked 2 and a new solo album titled New Beginning on his new imprint Dynasty Muzik Group.

Mobb Report Radio, Vol. 2

Rapper/producer and label head 3HMB who is currently putting the finishing touches on his new album Last of a Dying Breed has finally released the long hoped-for second installment of the Mobb Report Radio mixtape series. This installment features all new songs from widely recognized Bay boys Young Ziggy, 3HMB, Interstate Steve, J. Diggs, NEF The Pharaoh, Choco Taco, J Stailn, Philthy Rich, Shady Nate, Maccassi Kilo, The Jacka, Taj-He-Spitz, Nittee (LBRMG), Con B, Ronald Mack, Bossman (LBRMG), Young Black, L-KATA, Chippass, Lil' KB, Lee Majors, Mob Jr., Mistah F.A.B., Sly Payso, Work Dirty (WorkBabee Entertainment/ Sick Wid' It), FRE$H, Jooney Mac, Buddah, Blaio, SchemeP4P, T.Hoffah, Eddie Genius, S.A.M., Da Freshout, Reyinthelab, Mr. Smith, R8TED$R, Maj Gutta, Paypa World, Dezel, Valley Joe, and Lazie Locz.

@3HMB and The Dynasty Muzik Group Presents: Mobb Report Radio Vol.1 (Hosted By Young Ziggy)

Today, The Dynasty Muzik Group have finally released the long-anticipated mixtape Mobb Report Radio Vol.1 hosted by the label’s star artist and CEO Young Ziggy and features all new songs from heavy hitters like Berner, The Jacka, E-40, B-Legit, Octavious (a.k.a. Ocky Ocky), Willie Joe, Mac Mall, Chippass, Young Ziggy, 3HMB, Sleep Dank, NHT Boyz, Yukmouth, Keak Da Sneak, Kurt Diggler, J Stalin, Traxamillion, Kuzzo Fly, Show Banga, G-Val, Beeda Bang, Lee Majors, Kehlani, G-Eazy, IAMSU!, Lil’ B, Ronald Mack, Stevie Joe, D-Lo, Smurf Hicks, Nick James, Dread Tha President, HBK P-Lo, G-Val, Kool John, Los Rakas, The Hoodstarz, Roach Gigz, Con B, Kay Bellz, MeshBanga, Marlow, Chief Mainy, LF, Tighty Allmighty, Cocky2hollywood, Kaptain Krook, Bateen Idol, Doc Dolla, Yung Villen, Taj He Spitz, Myra, Young Chop, Rado, Ezale, Lil’ Goofy, Bossman (LBRMG), Nittee (LBRMG), Gigs 510, Peezy, DJ Upgrade, Grumpy, Remedy, Tay Butta, Don Toriano, San Quinn, Yungn Will, Bay Deep, Footz The Beast, So Vicious, Ant Rich 415, Young NAZ, Project Poppa, Royce Rizzy (So So Def), Smigg Dirtee, Kutt-E, Lil’ K.B., Drew Killings, Sonny Daze, Cheats, and B-Slew with production from some of the Bay Area’s go-to guys 3HMB, Cozmo, Maxwell Smart, Lee Majors, Lexi Banks, Bossman, A.V.O. Meez, Crate Logic, Christiamentalz, Beat Rock, HBK P-Lo, among others.

Willie Joe (@WillieJoeWB) - "Doper" (Album Stream/Free Download)

After more than two years in the making, the "I'm From The Bay Bruh" hitmaker Willie Joe has finally manumitted his long anticipated new album Doper. The album features special guest appearances from G-Val, Young Gully, Nef The Pharoah, Cousin Fik, Salty, Nikatine Da King, Keak Da Sneak, J Stalin, Stevie Joe, Kool John, HBK P-Lo, Roach Gigz, The Hoodstarz, Traxamillion, Beach Boy Los, S.O.N., Sonu, TrillYoungins, Los Rakas, Cap 1, Que, LHH's Ashley Nicole, Pretty Boy, Stoney Bobby, Molly G, Goodsin, Mickey Shiloh, and Shay Sanchez. Download the album HERE Willie Joe also has a group album with Cousin Fik and Nef The Pharoah so be on the look out for that.

Blanco, Husalah, and Kokane - "Tortoise and The Hare"

Blanco, Husalah, and Kokane team up for the "Tortoise & The Hare" EP. Blanco recently linked up with YG and Cookin Soul for the summer BBQ anthem "Block Party", and has now joined forces with Husalah of the Mob Figaz and crooner Kokane for yet another joint project, “Tortoise & The Hare”(inspired by several children's tales and fables) produced entirely by beatmaker DJ Burn One. Tortoise and The Hare EP is available for on iTunes for download. Tracklist 01. The Fox without a Tail 02. The Butcher and his Customers 03. Grief and his Due 04. The Cat and the Mice 05. Jupier and the Monkey 06. The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 07. The Kingdom of the Lion Follow Blano Online Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamblanco Official Website: http://gotpurp.com/blog/ IG: http://instagram.com/whoisblanco/ Follow Kokane Online Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kokaneofficial Official Website: http://www.budeboyent.com/ Follow Husalah Online Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamhusalah IG: http://instagram.com/golasoaso/

The Still Incarcerated South Sacramento Rapper Lavish D Records A Diss Track Over The Phone (Audio)

On May 3, 2014, South Sacramento rapper Lavish D (nee’ Donald Oliver) was apprehended by police on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Lavish D had been on the run from police since March as a result of a YouTube video of him and his crew beating up a member of a rival gang inside an Arden Fair Mall footlooker. According to Sacramento gumshoes, Oliver is associated with a gang on West Sacramento’s Mack Road. Allegedly tensions between Lavish D’s crew and a rival gang in Oak Park climaxed in an explosive gang war that caused a string of shootings in March that left six people wounded in just two days. The Sacramento FBI Safe Streets Task Force maintain that the shootings were acts of retribution between the two rival Sacramento street gangs.

Messy Marv

Marvin Watson grew up in the Eddy Street public housing PJ’s located in Sac Francisco’s Fillmoe District. When he was 3, his mother passed away so he went to live with his grandparents in East Oakland. When he turned 13, he went to live with father in Fillmoe. In 1994, along with some of his homies recorded his debut EP, called “Game To Be Sold” and pressed up 2,000 copies and sold them out of the trunk of his car. At this time Messy Marv was living with his aunt and uncle but after they had a falling out he was kicked out. In 1995, his released his first full-length album, Messy Sitautions on Trigga Life Records. The Secret Service handled the production on the album. The album became a big success and sold over 15,000 copies without much fanfare. It was later re-released as Death On A Bitch in 2001 on Mega Entertainment. After the release of Messy Situations, he went on to appear on countless compilations and other people’s albums. But apparently he wasn’t making any money from his albums and was still “hustling on the block,” living in his car, going from hotel to hotel, and sometimes sleeping in JT The Bigga Figga’s studio. In 1997 San Quinn took him in. In 1998, San Quinn and Messy Marv released their collobaration album Explosive Mode on Presidential Records. Fairfield producer Mike Mosley (E-40’s “Sprinkle Me,” C-BO’s Birds In The Kitchen, 2Pac’s “Ain't Hard 2 Find” ), Tone Capone (Luniz’s “IGot 5 On It”), Dwayne Wiggins (member of the 1990s soul/R&B group Tony! Toni! Toné!), and DJ Daryl ( produced Tupac Shakur’s hit single, “Keep Ya Head Up” on album Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z) contributed production for the album and San Quinn and Messy Marv hit pay dirt. Explosive Mode has sold over 50,000 copies. In 2002, Messy Marv releaed his forth studio album on his own label, Scalen. After the success of Turf Politics he began dropping albums consecutively from 2004 to in 2011 (DisoBAYish, Different Slanguages, Bandannas, Tattoos & Tongue Rings, Hustlan.A.I.R.E., Gettin' That Guac, What You Know bout Me?, What You Know bout Me? Part 2, Cake & Ice Cream, Cake & Ice Cream 2, Draped Up & Chipped Out, Vol. 2, Draped Up and Chipped Out, Vol. 3, Draped Up and Chipped Out, Vol. 4, Millionaire Gangsta, Thizz City, The Shooting Range, Bonnie & Clyde, 100 Racks, Messy Slick, Da Bidness, Blow, Blocks and Boat Docks, Neighborhood Supastar 3, Da Bidness 2). Around this time rumors were starting to spread that Messy Marv was suffering from drug addiction. In 2001, coked out of his mind Messy Marv jumped out a fourth floor window and broke both his legs and he was confined to a wheelchair for several months. In 2006, Messy Marv was was thrown in prison for nine months on weapons charges. In 2005, he was in a feud with G-Unit and Shady Records signee Obie Trice. Guce and Messy Marv released a diss track called "50 Explanations" that appeared on Guce’s 2005 album Pill Music: The Rico Act, Vol. 1. In 2008, Messy Marv started a family feud with his cousin San Quinn by calling San Quinn a "snitch" in a diss track. San Quinn quickly clapped back at his former running dog with a new diss track,Fence Hopper. But the beef eventually died down a couple of months later. In 2009, Messy Marv poked fun at Mistah F.A.B.’s recent chain snatching incident at a local Sonic drive-in restaurant. This led to F.A.B. putting out a song called "Okay" where he impersonates Messy Marv. J.T. The Bigga was also featured on the diss song. On August 31, 2013, Messy Marv was beaten and robbed inside his hotel room at the Circus Circus Las Vegas hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada. On September 25, 2013, Philthy Rich released a track dubbed "Swear to God" and called out Messy Marv. In the song Philthy Rich claimed Messy Marv contacted police after being ambushed by several hatchet men and identified his attackers. This caused an ongoing beef that lasted for almost a year. Recenly Messy Marv put out a freestyle taking shots at J. Diggs (CEO of Thizz Entertainment) and Gold Toes (CEO of ThizzLatin/Black-n-Brown). Apparently Messy Marv and J. Diggs had a falling out. A month later, artwork for his new single “Face Shots” surfaced on the Internet mocking Thizz Nation with a depiction of Thizz Nation’s logo (which features a Mac Dre face emblem) with bullet holes in it. Once the artwork was posted on Siccness.net all hell broke loose because Mac Dre fans were teed off. Today, Boss Hogg (of Dre Mobb/Thizz Nation) announced his was releasing a Messy Marv diss mixtape two weeks from called “Suicide Mission: Messy Marv Shoots Himself”Messy Marv hasn’t replied yet but he plans to release two albums on the same day I’m Not A Rapper, I’m A Cop Vol. 1/Imma Dough Fiend.

Mob Jr. and Fed-X - "Gun Store" (Album Stream)

Album Stream: Mac Mall - "Legal Business?" (Now Available On iTunes!) - 18 Tracks

Cellski

Unsung Lakeview legend Marcel Wade (better Known by his handle Cellski) is a self-taught keyboardist/producer and Bay Area rap veteran who started his rap career at age 13. In 1988, he began his career and recording music. He worked alongside well-established mixer and sound engineer Al Eaton (who also produced on albums Life Is...Too Short, Short Dog's In The House, and 99 Ways To Die). Al Eaton had a studio called One Little Indian Studios in Oakland and Cellski spent alot of his time there honing his craft and learning how to play by ear. In 1989, Cougnut of I.M.P. took the young rapper under his wing and was thrusted into the spotlight as the warm-up act For I.M.P. performing his own songs in front of large crowds. Within a couple of years Cellski finally put out his first tape Living In The Bay. The cassette featured 4 songs ( the EP's title track "Living In The Bay," "Living In The Bay (Remix), "It's Like That," and "A Better Way"). Two of which appeared on Cellski's 1995 full-length follow-up "Mr. Predictor" which has sold over 100,000 copies. After the unexpected success of his debut album, Cellski went on to release six more albums (Canadian Bacon and Hash Browns in 1999, Mafia Moves in 2001, Mr. Predicter 2 in 2006, Chef Boy Cellski's Culinary Arts Institution in 2009, Big Mafi The Don in 2011, and his current release Chemical Baby) on his own imprint Inner City Records. Cellski's new album Chemical Baby is available now on iTunes for download!

Beeda Weeda - "Too Short Presents: Bass Rock Babies" (Album Stream)

East Oakland producer/rapper Beeda Weeda is back with his sixth studio album Bass Rock Babies and takes his listeners on a tour through his hood, East Oakland’s Murder Dubbs (20th-29th Ave in East Oakland) with his harsh, gritty tales of urban street life. Bass Rock Babies features guest appearances from E-40, Too Short, B-Legit, J Stalin,Shady Nate, Stevie Joe, Cousin Fik, Mitchy Slick, T-Nutty, Laroo, TDE’s Jay Rock,Ya Boy Rich Rocka, Glasses Malone, Gunplay(MMG), Clyde Carson, Too Short, Richie Rich, 4rAx, 1.O.A.K, Sir Yuro, Chilee Powdah, Dolla Will, Moses Music, 211, K Boy, and Scoot Dogg. On the production side, Beeda Weeda recruits Rob-E, KieseOnThaTrack, The Mekanix, Big Hurt,Tarentino of 808 Mafia, CHOPS, KontrabandBeatz, DJ Fresh, Tower, Matic, Chilee Powdah, TD Livewire, J Wells, and Nyrell. Beeda Weeda’s new album Bass Rock Babies is out now and available on iTunes for purchase via RBC Records.

Rick Rock - "Rocket" (Album Cover, Snippets, and Tracklist) (Arriving In Stores So

Megastar producer/emcee Rick Rock, best known for his production work on 2Pac’s fourth studio album All Eyez on Me and both of The Federation’s group albums, has really been focused on his solo career and is gearing up to release his self-produced debut solo album Rocket on his own imprint Southwest Federation Records. The new album will feature guest appearances from Snoop Dogg (Neva Met), Kurupt (Addicted), E-40 (I Love The Bay), Tee Flii (Neva Met), J Stalin (Tell Her), B-Leit, Goldie Gold of The Federation (I’m That, Clean,) , Redman (Clean), Erk The Jerk (Leave It All For You), Vaughn Anthony (Leave It All For You), T-Nutty (Gas Station), Killa Tay (Gas Station), Laroo (Addicted), Turf Talk (707 On MIne), J-Diggs (707 On MIne), Battle Loc (Citizen), Clyde Carson (Reppin The Bay), Crooked I (The Music), Xzibit (The Music), Tech N9NE (Donkey Kong), Big Tic (Donkey Kong), Ishmael The Rebel (Let’s Go), Crystal Joy (Let’s Go), Midaughter (Slice), Problem (All In The Traffic), and Stresmatc (All In The Traffic). Tracklisting: Super Aries All In The Traffic (featuring Problem and Strsmatic) I Never Met (featuring Snoop Dogg and Tee Flii) She’s So Perfect Gas Station (Featuring T-Nutty and Killa Tay) Tell Her (featuring J Stalin) Addicted (featuring Kurupt and Laroo) 707 On Mine (featuring Turf Talk and J Diggs) Clean (featuring Redman and Goldie Gold of The Federation) Slice (featuring Midaughter) Let’s Go (featuring Ishmael The Rebel and Crystal Joy) The Music (featuring Crooked I and Xzibit)\ Citizen (featuring Battle Loc) Reppin The Bay (featuring Clyde Carson) Donkey Kong (featuring Tech N9NE and Big Tic) The Pimps Anthem I Love The Bay (featuring E-40) Leave It All For You (Erk The Jerk and Vaugn Anthony) All About Me Official Album Tracklist: 01. Rocket Intro 02. I Don’t Do Much 03. Never Met f. Snoop Dogg & Tee Flii 04. Clean f. Goldie Gold & Redman 05. Me Me Me 06. Bay Shit f. J. Stalin 07. Gas Station f. Killa Tay & T-Nutty 08. A.I.I.T. f. Problem & Stresmatic 09. I’m That f. B-Legit, Goldie Gold & Big Tick 10. Let’s Go f. Ishmael The Rebel & Crystal Joy 11. The Music f. Crooked I, Angela Hunt & Xzibit 12. I Mean It f. Ishmael The Rebel 13. Perfect 14. Do It All for You f. Erk tha Jerk & Vaughn Anthony 15. 707 on Mine f. J-Diggs & Turf Talk 16. I Luv the Bay f. E-40 17. Citizens f. Battle Locco 18. Sliced f. Midaughter 19. On My Line f. The Federation 20. Look at Me Now f. Rankin Scroo, Unda Flow & The Jacka

Various Artists - "Yayo: Turf Monstaz, Volume 1

From County Line Records comes the album "Yayo Turf Monstaz". This album contains explosive material featuring some of the hottest underground and major label artist in the game such as: Yukmouth, Mac Dre, UGK, Lil Flip, J.Tripper and new underground sensation Shill Macc & many others. With all new tracks Up Before Sunrise, Doors Open & Aye! "Yayo Turf Monstaz" is street certified and industry official. So get ready to hear a raw underground classic with radio friendly hit also. Old Bay mixed with new hyphy & pure gangster on another level.Featuring the late great Mac Dre,Yukmouth,C-Bo,Lil Flip,Messy Marv,Ugk,Daz,Psd & many more.Check it out, it's really worth it. Tracklist: 1. Lethal featuring Yukmouth - Illegal (Produced by Mike Mosley) 4:59 2. Mac Dre featuring Cognito - "Be About Yo Doe (Remix)" 4:27 3. Bateen Idol featuring Richie Rich, The Cirkle - "Game of Dope" 4:36 4. Big Hollis - "Screwed Up" (Produced by Big Hollis) 4:02 5. Krypto - "However You Want It" 4:04 6. PSD featuring Cognito and Thug Misses - "Just Like You" (Produced by Mike Mosley) 4:06 7. 918 featuring Lil' Flip - "You Already Know" (Produced by Mike Mosley) 3:20 8. T-Nutty featuring Young Bop - Down Ass B.G.'s 4:37 9. C-Bo featuring Cognito and Pizzo - "M.O.B." (Produced by Mike Mosley) 3:20 10. Daz featuring JT and Sean T - "Snitches" (Produced by Sean T) 3:02 11. The Cowboyz featuring AP.9 and Cellski - I Used To 5:22 12. 918 featuring U.G.K. - "I Don't Owe You" (Produced by Mike Mosley) 5:48 13. Young Dru - "Turf Monstaz" 2:30 14. AP.9 - "In My Life" 2:56 15. Kobra Abysmal - "Catch Me In The Wind" (Produced by Droop-E) 4:00 16. Shill Mac - "Up Before Sunrise" 3:35 17. J. Tripper featuring Bobby Drake - "Doors Open" 3:40 18. Animated - Aye! 2:26 Turfmonstaz, Volume 1 is out now and available on CD Baby, Amazon, and CD Universe.

Young Ziggy - "Bad Dream"

Recording artist Mason Gilbert Jr. (better known by his rap moniker Young Ziggy) was born and raised in Richmond, California. In his early teens, he discovered 2Pac, Scarface, Lil’ Wayne, and The Hot Boys and began writing his own rhynes. At age 16, Young Ziggy started up a group called Young Dunny’z in 2004-2005 with San Fran beatsmith Big Time Simon handling the production but ended up going their separate ways due to creative differences and silently broke up. As a solo act, Young Ziggy appeared on several Eddi Projex/Pay Roll Family projects including Eddie Projex's 2011 solo album Hittaz Wit Attitude. The upcoming star has recently released two installments of his Leader Of The New School mixtape series (Leader of the New School Volume 1 in 2011 and Leader of the New School Volume 2 in 2013). He has also started his own indie label, The Dynasty Muzik Group, with his uncle and veteran producer 3HMB and will be releasing future projects on his own Imprint. You can contact Young Ziggy for interviews and music related business atyoungziggy.tdmg@gmail.com or Twitter. Young Ziggy's new single "Bad Dreams" is available now on iTunes!

Trap House (@jessie_spencer_)

Friday, November 20, 2015

LonTay (@LonTAYMusic) - "Boyz In The Hood (Freestyle)"

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