Day: July 21, 2014
TrackBlasters Radio: 21.07.14
Da More Fire Monday – The Correct Flava To Start Your Week Host: DJ P.R. Today’s show includes new music from the likes of Tittsworth, Wiz Khalifa, LOX, DUBB, Common and G-Eazy. Enjoy! Record Of The Day: Common – Rewind That Playlist Tittsworth feat. Q-Tip, Theophilus London & Alison Carney – After The Dance Wiz Khalifa feat. Rick Ross, ScHoolboy Q & Nas – We Dem Boyz (Remix) The LOX feat. Sevyn Streeter – Remember DUBB – Run To Common feat. Elijah Blake – Real Dilated Peoples feat. Aloe Blacc – Show Me The Way Scarface feat. Akon – The Exit Plan Raekwon feat. Akon – Call Of Duty G-Eazy – These Things Happen Rick Ross feat. Lil Wayne – Thug Cry **Record Of The Day** Common – Rewind That Illa Ghee – 90 Souls Of Mischief feat. Snoop Dogg – There’s Only Now Drake – 0 To 100 Busta Rhymes feat. Eminem – Calm Down [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/radio/shows/radioshow 21.07.14.mp3] Download here
Read moreBishop Lamont feat. DJ Revolution – Bruce Lee Music [Stream]
Bishop Lamont called on producer Chris Noxx and DJ Revolution to compose his new single “Bruce Lee Music”. Check it out below and be on the look out for Bishop’s “The Reformation” album, hopefully, dropping soon. I’ve included a teaser for the upcoming music video down bottom.
Read moreThe Weeknd – King Of The Fall [Stream x Download]
The Weeknd keeps them joints coming as he unleashes another freebie for your listening pleasure! This one is titled “King Of The Fall”. Stream or download below.
Read moreJuicy J – Hot Ni**a Freestyle [Stream x Download]
Juicy J is next in line to jump on Bobby Shmurda’s buzzing single “Hot Nigga”. Juciy’s new LP “The Hustle Continues” coming soon.
Read moreTha Dogg Pound – Loyal Freestyle (feat. Snoop Dogg) + 0 To 100 Freestyle (feat. Soopafly) [Stream]
Here are 2 new freestyles from Tha Dogg Pound. Listen below.
Read moreB.o.B. – So What (feat. Mila J) + Get Right (feat. Mike Fresh) + The Nation (feat. Jake Lambo & Victoria Monet) [Video]
B.o.B. premieres 3 new videos taken from his latest mixtape “No Genre 2” out now.
Read moreDyme-A-Duzin feat. Kehlani – Stay Up [Stream]
Produced by Urban Rockstarz. “Hip Hope & Cloud 19” coming soon.
Read more7evenThirty – The Problem [Album Stream]
7evenThirty and Gensu Dean. Rapper and producer. Mello Music Group stalwarts and Jackson, Mississippi natives turned Dallas denizens. Their working together was fated, rooted in shared soil before it was written in indelible ink. With 7evenThirty’s sophomore album, The Problem, the duo have committed their destined collaboration to wax, giving rap listeners an album that wrestles with the rapidly changing present and carves out a much-deserved space in the forever-uncertain future. The Problem by 7evenThirty
Read moreMobb Deep Live @ Queensbridge Park [Video]
Mobb Deep performs at the NYC Summerstage concert in Queensbridge. Part 2 after the jump.
Read moreWiz Khalifa Explains “Blacc Hollywood” Album Title [Video]
Wiz Khalifa sat down for an exclusive interview with VladTV, where he discussed the name of his upcoming album, “Blacc Hollywood.” The Pittsburgh rapper said that he’s holding down the underdogs, and adds that he’s trying to get away from the color aspect of black Hollywood. When asked about waiting two years to release another album, Wiz reveals that it took a while to get the vision in order. He also said that he wants to make sure that the project is really pushing him forward instead of just releasing music that he’s not fully into.
Read morePapoose: “All Hip-Hop Has A New York Sound” [Video]
Brooklyn spitter Papoose shared his views on the state of New York Hip-Hop and what he believes is the root of the problem when it comes to bringing it back to the forefront of the culture. Firstly, Pap believes all of Hip-Hop is a “New York sound” because Hip-Hop started in NYC, and no matter how much different regions have changed or modified the sound, its roots will always be in NYC. That being said, Papoose disagrees with Kool Keith that the main problem is that NYC ran away from its sound. Pap believes that those in a position of power pick and choose who and what they want to perpetuate, and what they give the people of New York simply isn’t what they want.
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