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Following the success of the gamer’s last single, GamerGad, drops a SkyBlew assisted, free to download, promo track for fans to enjoy. This one portrays a gamer’s struggle and comparison between life and Donkey Kong. Song downloadable at gamergad.com.
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Directed by Matt Swinsky off Young Nero’s upcoming mixtape, Perfect Timing.
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After dropping the official remix for his “Backflip” single featuring IAMSU!, Wiz Khalifa and A$AP Ferg Casey Veggies returns with “Tied Up.” The track, which is also said to appear on Veggies’ forthcoming Live & Grow album, features one Dej Loaf who also had a high profile remix out recently in “U Me & Hennessy (Remix)” featuring Lil Wayne. “Tied Up” is looking to be Casey Veggies’ aim at Top 40 success. Check it out after the jump.
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“This is the story of my life that I put down from all my trials and tribulations I had, living life, being in this rap game and making sense of what reality has dealt me,” Agallah says when speaking of his fourth solo album Agalito’s Way. “And more or less, just making sure that I get back to my star power and let people understand and know that I was built for this music game. No matter what’s going on in this genre, I’m still something to be reckoned with.”
Featuring Ag’s signature production along with appearances from Big Daddy Kane, Ras Kass, Prodigy, Chino XL, Sean Price, Rock, Termanology, and longtime collaborator Ike Eyes all make guest appearances on Agalito’s Way.
“Whatever they want to label my career, Agalito’s Way shows that I still got dope music and that I’m still representing to the fullest.” Agailto’s Way drops May 5 through Empire Distribution. Agallah and Ras Kass are currently booking dates for a joint tour.
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O.T. Genasis, the man behind one of 2014’s biggest hits “CoCo,” returns with “Ricky” after teasing the track earlier. Essentially what we have here is the cousin of “CoCo.” Take that for what it is. Listen to the new O.T. Genasis cut after the jump.
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Tony Yayo is continuing his throwback series; so far he’s blessed us with some Eric B. & Rakim, Main Source, Black Moon, and Channel Live. Now he’s going in on another classic, this time it’s Half-A-Mill’s “Some N*ggaz.” Listen after the jump.
