Danse – We Be Outside [Video]

Born 2 months premature to a teenage mom and raised in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn Danse has been beating the odds since day one. What started as an unnamed mixtape would later go on to propel the brand and company known as BKLYN STICKUP. Fueled by lack of opportunities despite his talents Danse and his team opted to go a different route and make their own way. They opted to buy their own studio equipment and professional cameras, start their own website website, and start a line of merch that would later flourish and even expand overseas. They were out to prove themselves and dispel the notion of needing anything from anybody. With the massive support from the streets, the newly funded label would go on create one of the most promising independent movements in NY. “”When they give you nothing, take everything.”” – BKLYN STICKUP

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TrackBlasters Radio: 11.04.16

Da More Fire Monday – The Correct Flava To Start Your Week Host: DJ P.R. Heavy hit after heavy hit! Enjoy. Record Of The Day: Fayn feat. Yoli – All A Dream Playlist Kanye West feat. Sampha – Saint Pablo Jay-Z – Where I’m From Fat Joe & Remy Ma feat. French Montana – All The Way Up Dave East – All The Way Up (Remix) **Record Of The Day** Fayn feat. Yoli – All A Dream ASAP Ferg feat. Big Sean – World Is Mine Drake feat. Jay-Z & Kanye West – Pop Style Chisom. feat. Burna Boy – Soke (Remix) Falside – True Dreams: Episode One (Mix) Download here (right click and save as…)

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Danny Matos – Cope [Audio]

After garnering serious attention earlier this year with ‘The Hangar EP,’ New York artist Danny Matos continues hustling with the release of a brand-new single, “Cope.” Just as we heard on the EP, the track features the poet-turned-rapper once again working with his go-to musical collaborators—Surf School’s Rusty Mack and instrumentalist the Red Walrus. Their lush, live aesthetic adds richness to “Cope” and provides more emotional weight to Matos’ verses, which center on learning to live with mistakes (both his own, and those of others). His admission of not being able to cope sometimes, as noted on the track’s melodic hook, is just another shining example of what makes Matos’ music so poignant. While he can absolutely paint a lyrical picture—and does throughout his verses—he also knows when to drive his point home more simplistically. And that notion is particularly clear in the closing sample of a man speaking on how “the truth will set you free.” You just have to go out and find it. “Cope” and now available for stream and download through all major streaming outlets and digital retailers.

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