Rickie Jacobs – Black On Black [Video]
Baltimore rep Rickie Jacobs is back with a new offering titled “Black On Black”.
Read moreBaltimore rep Rickie Jacobs is back with a new offering titled “Black On Black”.
Read moreRickie Jacobs returns with the Johnny Fresco-laced “Good Vibes”. Press play and vibe out below.
Read moreRickie Jacobs returns with his latest track “Come & Go”. Listen below.
Read moreSo with out further adieu, here it is… 'Jack Daniels Freestyle' produced x @RyanRyuAlexy – https://t.co/x7T2szS0sj — rick jr. (@RickieJacobs) March 6, 2015
Read moreRickie makes his return to the music scene with this new jam titled “SUNE”. It is produced by BeatsByO. Listen below.
Read moreNew joint from Rickie Jacobs “A Spike Lee Joint”, drinks up!
Read moreNew Rickie Jacobs, produced by GMXXN.
Read moreNew Rickie Jacobs, produced by The Jake.
Read moreOft imitated but never equaled, the DJBooth Freestyle Series ran from February 2009 through June 2011. Its 250 total entries were the work of a veritable who’s-who of underground and emerging emcees, including rising stars like Kendrick Lamar, Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller. Now, it’s back for a second round. The 19th entry in the relaunched series comes courtesy of Rickie Jacobs, the DMV buzzmaker who brought us Guy Code and Cartel. On Kill Switch, the unsigned rhymesayer spits introspective bars over a tuneful, piano-driven original beat by Mees Bickle. If this freestyle’s piqued your interest, you can hear more from Jacobs on acclaimed digital full-length Remember to Smile, released via The DJBooth in February.
Read moreDMV buzzmaker Rickie Jacobs has come together with The DJBooth, 86Draft and Triangle Offense to bring listeners his latest digital full-length, Remember to Smile. The project packs 12 original jams (plus one bonus track) from the up-and-coming emcee. Included is reader-approved lead single “Guy Code.” Beya Likhari, DUBB, Iman Europe, Rome Duran, Schwaze Collins and Smoke DZA make guest appearances throughout the set, which boasts boardwork by Arsenic, Audio Unit, C.A.G. Beats, Drugs Cinema, Eu-Iv, Prime & Keyz, Rosewood, Trakksounds, Xenia Ghali, YOG$ and Young Billionaire.
Read moreOff Rickie’s “Smile” project, which is due out February 18th.
Read moreRemember to Smile’s first single and video,Guy Code, delivers classic & clean portraiture infused into an abstract and edgy kaleidoscope of color. The visual mirrors Rosewood’s use of classical orchestration in his production that unwinds into the calculated electronic boom produced by Xenia Ghali.
Read moreWith only two weeks left to the Feb.18th release date of Remember To Smile, nothing feels impossible for Rickie Jacobs. This is one more track for the fans. Impossible features Rickie boasting over the Kanye produced and percussion infused track of the same name that you may remember from 2006.
Read moreAs promised, Rickie Jacobs releases his second teaser, Rocafella Intro 2002. The track is produced by a young up and comer from The Windy City, Nascent. The Roc era held many amazing intros. From Hov’s “The Rulers Back” to Beanie Sigel’s “There’s Nothing Like It”. This would have been Rickie’s intro if he was part of that time in music history.
Read moreRickie Jacobs takes a much more aggressive approach as he kicks off 2014 with “Cartel”, produced by New York’s own 183rd. Rickie’s upcoming project, “Remember To Smile”, is set to drop in early February.
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