Roach Gigz (of B.I.G.) NEW MIXTAPE

Roach Gigz - Respect It from Aris Jerome on Vimeo.

Just a maffakin wydu re-post. No reason this can't be up here aswell. Yall already know how I feel about Roach Gigz.... This is his most cohesive mixtape yet, I feel free to say so as I know have been bumping it for several days or months... The most banging is still the B.I.G. tape called Mango-something, which dropped before christmas some years ago.. But nothing has been so well mixed and what not as an album as Roachy Balboa..

And these old ass tracks are still my favorite Roach Gigz, so they belong in the post.

Bitch I Go - On Arrythang

Bitch I Go - Mango

Now, below is the brand new mixtape. And after that there's some of his videos, which I sincerley recommend you to watch, all directed by the very talented Aris Jerome. Also, make sure you'll check out the brand new interview with Roach Gigz by my pals over at Southern Hospitality.

Roach Gigz - Roach Gigz is ROACHY BALBOA

Roach Gigz - My Girl Look Better from Aris Jerome on Vimeo.

Roach Gigz - Magic Gas from Aris Jerome on Vimeo.

Roach Gigz - I'm Up ( The Drug Song ) from Aris Jerome on Vimeo.

Summer came early!

NEW HUSALAH!

So a short one. This is what I've been playing, the little collection of legend Husalah few songs dropped since his release from federal prison.. I haven't seen any other collection of these tracks around, not that I've spent to much time on the internets latley, but still.

Juicemane's Post Jail HUSALAH

1. You Neva Know
2. You Know Me
3. Choppas Out
4. Young Dru (Ft Husalah) - So Hot (Remix)
5. Go Silly On Ya Bitch (Ft. Pretty Black R.I.P.)
6. E-40 (Ft Husalah & Clyde Carson) - Lightweight Jammin
7. The Pack (Ft Husalah) - Slappin
8. Messy Marv & Berner (Ft Husalah & Goldtoes) - Doin Time
9. The Dragons (Ft Husalah) - Ride With Me
10. Pray For You

And of course, as a bonus, what I'm really playing, the record I always go back to each summer, mob music at it best. Do yourself a favor and check this 2006 mixtape out, it's the perfect start for anyone who might have been missing out on what The Mob Figaz has been doing the last ten years or so.

I myself didn't hear this tape when it was real current, more like a year or so later. Lets just say that didn't matter at all. Generally speaking, I'd say it's not to often music presented in the mixtape format would ever be worthwhile checking unless it's brand new or atleast somewhat current. Without digging deeper into that topic, I feel I must say this record is timeless, or as timeless a mixtape could ever be. It's as close to a classic any mixtape could ever be, for me.

Demolition Men - Animal Planet Starring The Jacka & The Husalah (2006)

1. Animal Planet-Intro
2. Husalah-zestwayss (A Lotta Fun)
3. The Jacka-Girls Say Remix
4. Husalah & Pretty Black-Do What We Do
5. Rydah J Klyde & Mistah Fab-Self Made Nigga
6. J Stalin-Just A Playa
7. Husalah & Tony Cash- I Need To Know
8. The Jacka & Husalah-Freestyle
9. The Jacka & Husalah-Blind World Remix
10. Husalah & Pretty Black-Rack Out
11. Husalay & Pretty Black-One On ONe
12. Husalah-I Gotta Have
13. Husalah-In'shallah
14. Husalah-Skit
15. J Stalin Ft. The Jacka-The Party Jumpin
16. The Jacka-Bay Go Crazy
17. Husalah-If A Man
18. Keak Da Sneak, J Stalin & Bavgate-Fizzin In A Zone
19. The Jacka-Freestyle
20. Husalah-Rock Out
21. Husalah & The Jacka-You Look Nasty
22. Husalah-Thug U R Not
23. The Jacka & FedX-Visionz
24. FedX, Pretty Black, Lee Majors & Yanna-Major For Real
25. The Jacka & Husalah-Same Shit Everyday
26. The Jacka & Amp Pachino-Never Equal
27. The Jacka-Gunshots
28. Lil Ric, Ap 9, FedX-Come Hard
29. Husalah-Skit
30. Husalah-Why Im A Gangsta
31. The Jacka & Cellski-Lately
32. Pretty Black-Gettin Money
33. The Jacka & Husalah-General Of The Ward
34. Animal Planet-Outro

Throwback video to the throwback record:

G-Side In Oslo.

Picture courtesy of: 30 pack

I ask again, does anyone not like this ish?

I drove up to Oslo this over Easter to see G-Side live, a seven hour drive I didn't mind at all, since Alabamas G-Side is one of the best rap groups I've been around to see come up. And I know some of yall enjoyed their album Huntsville International from last year. I don't have any videos or pictures of my own, since I never bothered to buy a camera, instead I invest all my money in memories, created by alcohol. So all I can tell you is I have memories of the show being awesome, rappers Clova and ST 2 Lettaz are very pleasent and cool people, as are their manager Codie G, producer CP The Dream, their DJ DJ Dirrty, the their entire crew.

Luckily alot of other people did bring their cameras, and I'm sure they don't mind me posting their videos right here.... So I will, I wouldn't though if the vidoes where of as poor quality as live clips usually are. The duos energy shows really good, and makes this videos must-sees for any fans of great rap music (in my opinion). The first clip has suprisingly good sound and visibility for a club concert, maybe because the norwegians now to spend money on good soundsystem and have prohibited smoking in clubs so you can film and actually see shit. Right this first video starts off with short interview before the show kicks off..

A lil while after the show was over, the crew came back down from backstage and joined the Southern Hospitality crew, who was DJ'ing, behind the booth and kicked off some extra few songs from right there. There's a video of that too:

Tell me they can't rock a show..

Before leaving Norway G-Side had time to record a brand new song and video, produced by local talent Basmo Beats and featured by one of Norways most famous the wedding singers and rappers, Chriss Lee. Here's that video:

Pictures and videos courtesy of 30 Pack, Codie G and Club Juicy. Great night. In case you missed it, you can find G-Sides last two records right here at GOL.

Hella music BASED AS FUCK

Ever since Oaklands NHT Boyz dropped The Introduction of NHT about three years ago I've been on the look out for any follow up, I did search the internet hella times, I stayed watching any Bay music oriented blog I could find (not only for the sake of finding new NHT Boyz shit to bump obviously but whatever), they where gone off the internet, and as you all know, this is 2010, if you aren't visibile on the internet all the fucking time there's no proof you ever even existed, unless someone put you in the Bible, and very well, as they never existed as a group that made based music with BASED groups like Teamknoc, some months ago I started seeing them on the move (they might have been all the time, I just didn't see them, thanks twitter, they might have moved around myspace, but I don't really fuck with myspace because it's fucking annoying), now they are back as a sort of new act, just listen to how they mostly sounded in 2007,

NHT Boyz - Introduction

hella based, some of yall might even think that sounded like a JERKIN track, so did the NHT Boyz, or whoever decided to re-push it on the internet as a JERKIN track sometime last year, which is somewhat the proof that what in 2009 was called JERKIN was the same thing they called BASED in the Bay 2006-2007, and what they now call BASED, is something that in 2006-2007 only existed in Lil B's head, now what the heck is DOUGIE and what the heck is SETTLED?

Darn I wrote this without dots, I've been reading too much Bolaño, not saying anything other than the lack of dots in my text is similar to anything Bolaño ever wrote, he skipped his dots to embrace the flow in the story, I skip the dots because I'm thinking about Lil B rap tapes while I write. I can't even post it at the anywhere but right here

look at how rought NHT Boyz sound these days, way more Oakland reality and such:

It's mostly that song that works with my thesis they where gone and now they're back hella different, see they did slaps back then and they do slaps now, the world still spinning, and youtubes with it, hella youtubes:

That one right above here is some Oakland reality aswell though

Now before I forget, all these videos are done by the very talented Aris Jerome, good work homie..
So far this post is mostly dope youtubes and too much random text, lets get to the mp3s.. These are the few sort of new NHT Boyz songs I've been able to find when I wanted to find their new shit earlier this year, so I put together a very unofficial Ep, so the tracks wouldn't get lost in some random space in my iPod.. These aren't all their new music, just what I found as mp3s..

NHT Boyz - NHT Boyz NEW By Juicemane

1. Summer Time
2. All On Me
3. I Fuck Her, I Love Her
4. It's Just The Mob
5. 6 In The Morning (Dirty)

That's a picture of the group members. From the left, NAKATINE DA KING, CHIP$ BLACK, KNOWLEDGE.

Also, as a bonus, right below is their entire 2007 mixtape, which for what I know is their only proper mixtape/album dropped in any way so far, it sounds in now way dated, as three year old new music sometimes do, so cop it.

NHT Boyz - The Introduction of NHT

1. Return of The NHT
2. Where I'm From
3. Time For A Change (Ft. Jynz)
4. I'm Goin
5. Get It Got It
6. Skit So
7. Most of My Niggas (Ft. Teamknoc)
8. Punk Rock Boppa
9. Introduction
10. Good
11. Don't Touch Me
12. Bounce
13. NHT Music
14. Space (Ft. Drama)
15. Way Too Fly
16. Wonda Bring The Bass Track
17. Boppas Lounge
18. NHT Talk pt. 2
19. The Anthem

If your are based fuckin get with this.

Sess 45 new song.

Real quick now. I don't have too much time.. I feel like I need to update every now and than to keep yall coming here. I made the mistake once too many to not post anything for months like I didn't listen to rap music anymore. Well I did, I was just way too lazy to do bullshit posts as this even, one song one post.

So, Sess 45. He's somewhat famous, a known figure in New Orleans. His music, nuthin but fire (as his 2004 album was called).. Before getting this song sent to me by Go DJ's I hadn't heard any other music from him than mentioned album. That was some straight gangsta bounce shit, sounded hella Lousiana. Soulja Slim was on there.. I might post that sometime.. Anyways I've been bumping this song daily since I first heard a few weeks ago. Mostly the beat is what I favor, as it sounds very very DJ Black N Mild, who is my favorite bounce producer.. This isn't a full out bounce song, but it got that beat and the background vocals to speed it up and give that Rhytm-n-Bounce sound, with the chorus is sweetly sung by Ms. Tee.

Sess 45 - Stingy Ft Ms. Tee

Get with it.

Meko Mcafee - Loving You (Video)

Bay Area's promising Meko Mcafee is back with his second video for his upcoming Ep Justafiable Means, set to drop sometime this month. This is some smooth nice music right here, don't miss it. The Bay stay winning.

The song has been out for a while, but I haven't posted it yet, so here it is now.

Meko Mcafee - Loving You

I somewhat hoped this song would be a successfull rap version of Minnie Rippteron's classic Loving You. Perhaps for the better, it isn't.

Yung Lott - Monsta (Video)

Six2 - New Music - More Music Videos

I know mtv.com says this is Six 2 (6 Two? It's not the least googleable name, but not far from it.), but this is a Yung Lott song. I don't know why they choose to put up the name and promote the Fort Worthian that sounds like he's form LA rather than the Baydestrians that sounds like he's from Dallas. Probably because Six 2 has worked with Dre, Snoop and em and Yung Lott still seams to be someone that Dorrough knows. Atleast to me still, see I never downloaded and listend to his december mixtape. I thought about it, but I was at a time in my life where I did my best not to check out so many new rappers, there's just too much new music.. I still don't know what I'm missing.

Now I feel like fuck that, Yung Lott sounded hella good on that song with Dorrough.. I actually didn't see the video for Thass A Bet till now, I only ever saw the making-of-the-track-with Traxamillion in the studio. Those videos are both hella old so I'll settle with linking them and not embedding them. Because that's not what we're talking about, we're talking about this new hit with Yung Lott. He used to be, or is somtime still, called Mass Lott, or Mass Lotto, or M-Lott. Atleast I think so, as I searched my itunes for "lott", those names came up as a collabing artist to well known Bay rappers as Beeda Weeda, The Jacka and Ap.9. And that/those Lotts sound sorta like this one...

This is his mixtape cover:



As you watch this video above, you'll notice that they kicked GS Boyz off the song, or something, those boys where on the mp3 that's been out for a while, and now they aren't in the video. This actually makes the song better, in my opinion. Sounds a bit too much like a remix with six rappers or so on it.. On the song still is Faddy Daddy. I have never heard of this Faddy Daddy dude, as I write this I realize I didn't even consider to discuss why mtv.com didn't choose to give him the creds for the song as they posted the video an hour ago. He doesn't shame himself, matter of fact he sounds hella good and he talks about popular young people dancing styles, why on earth didn't Faddy Daddy get his name on the video. Fuck mtv.com.

I don't know how posting a video turned out to be such a long text. Anyhoo, I will bless yall with the mp3 to this song right here. This is the version with GS Boyz on it of course, a lil bonus for you GS Boyz fans out there that where disappointed they didn't make it to the official video. They'll be on the next hit I'm sure.

Yung Lott - Monsta (Ft Faddy Daddy, GS Boyz & Six 2 a.k.a. 6 Two a.k.a 6 Deuce)

I found the song on Tha Fixx Mag. That's where you need to go every damn day if you wanna stay tuned with Texas hip hop.

Speaking of Dallas, ya'll is up with the Dallas City Council movment right?? Fuckin get with that aswell.