South London rappers Ard Adz and Sho Shallow bring us this thoughtful, reflective track Love Live Life, motivating us to live life to the fullest because life is too short.
July 31, 2012
Scorcher – Tommy Offender
Scorcher releases a new track, based on the new film he is in Offender, alongside English Frank and G FrSH. This track is also taken off Simply the Best 3, the much anticipated final part of the mixtape trilogy coming out soon.
July 31, 2012
Mic Righteous – Sack City (Tim Westwood Diss)
Mic Righteous went out to Napa for Fire On The Beach where he recorded the video to Sack City, featuring cameo’s from Wiley, Mz Bratt, Sneakbo, K Koke and more…Tim Westwood already had the audio removed due to a ‘copyright claim’ off Youtube. This hasn’t stopped Mic, will Westwood try and remove this as well?
July 31, 2012
Future – Turn on the Lights
Future searches for the right woman in the video to his fourth single Turn On The Lights off his debut album Pluto, and one of my favourite tracks off it.
July 30, 2012
Diggy Simmons – New God Flow
Diggy Simmons freestyles over Kanye’s and Pusha T‘s New God Flow and puts together visuals for the track.
July 30, 2012
Haze ft. Renee Soul, Mike GLC, Logic x Cerose – Freedom Writers
Haze releases the video to Freedom Writers featuring Renee Soul, Mike GLC, Logic and Cerose off hiss Loyalty. Honor. Respect mixtape.
July 29, 2012
50 Cent Feat. Dr. Dre & Alicia Keys – New Day
Here is the first release off 50 Cent’s new album Street King Immortal. The track originally released by Alicia Keys and produced by Swizz Beatz, is made into the G Unit’s general’s own thanks to Dr. Dre and mixing courtesy of Eminem.
July 29, 2012
Ludacris – Jingalin
Ludacris remembers a crazy night in the video for Jingalin that includes judging a jello wrestling match, midgets, pillow fights, a lot of liqour, and a car in a pool. This is the lead track off his Ludaversal LP due out later this year.
July 29, 2012
Rick Ross – Hold Me Back
Rick Ross visits the Calliope Projects in New Orleans for his street single off the God Forgives, I Don’t album due to drop on Tuesday. The black and white gritty video features cameos from Swizz Beatz, Wale, and Stalley,
July 29, 2012
Big K.R.I.T. Feat. Ludacris – What U Mean
Big K.R.I.T. and Ludacris put out the visuals to What U Mean off his Live From The Underground album. The black and white video is clean and simple, featuring old school cars and eye candy.
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