With over 70-100 shows performed, the Chicago-based rapper TeeWhyy is a seasoned professional when it comes to artistry. “I released my first mixtape in 2020. Performing has been a constant thing over the years. When I went to college, the people there started to have an interest in my music.”
Until The Dolla Drop is the only mixtape released. A surprise deluxe tape is on the way May 1 st then I Think I’m Dolla will shortly follow. “One of my very first shows was at the Wild Hare and it was my most notable. My Big Sis said she could hear my music banged outside as she approached the club.” At the moment, his record label Trill Money Gang is currently formulating a clothing and smoker’s apparel line called WHYWOOF. On the side also putting together a photography crew called RandomShotsChicago.
In the music world, you can expect to hear hip-hop & rap, also look for R&B and pop music. The transitions behind the flow is crazy. The bass in his vocal structure blows everything away.
“I also have a twisted way of wording things when I want. I’m influenced by my studies which are blackroots science. It’s my motivation to do what I do. The repetition of making music for so long has put making music for me at a state of ease".
Hot Boy Turk is taking advantage of the Tik Tok craze by dropping a song named after the popular app. "Tik Tok" features Da Real John Doee, Mario DaComic and Auntie Hammy.
Produced by DJ Chopp-A-Lot. Listen and download up top.
AZ is gearing up to release his highly anticipated album, "Doe or Die 2." To keep fans warmed up in the meantime the legendary emcee releases an official music video for "Found My Niche."
Stream Key Glock's new mixtape titled "Son of a Gun."
Tracklist:
1. Son of a Gun 2. Rich Blessed N Savage 3. FYTB 4. Flexxin 5. One Day 6. Money Talk 7. I Know 8. Gucci Sweatbelt 9. Come Thru 10. Igloo 11. Go Get It 12. Cops N Robbers 13. Cream 14. I Can Tell 15. Kill Switch
Young M.A is back with a new EP titled "Red Flu." Stream it up top. Available now on all streaming platforms. https://www.smarturl.it/redflu
Tracklist:
[03:05] 01. Dripset [03:05] 02. Quarantine Party [03:21] 03. Trap or Cap [02:51] 04. Angels vs Demons [03:15] 05. Savage Mode [02:39] 06. Bad Bitch Anthem [02:38] 07. 2020 Vision
NEW YORK - The rapper known as Dave East was hauled off by cops overnight after a police stop near the Queensbridge Houses in the Astoria section of Queens.
The NYPD says it happened about 1 a.m. on Friday. Officers pulled over a car after they say the driver failed to signal when making a turn.
Officers said they smelled a strong odor of marijuana and took a passenger out of the vehicle.
The man, identified as David Brewster, the rapper's actual name, became aggressive and non-compliant with officers.
He was taken to the 114th precinct. Police say he cooperated with investigators and gave them his ID. He was issued two summonses and allowed to leave. One was disorderly conduct and the second for marijuana possession.
Dave East posted video from the scene on his Instagram account.
East, 31, is from Harlem and spent time growing up in Queensbridge.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — The Georgia man whose cellphone video of Ahmaud Arbery’s fatal shooting helped reignite the case was charged with murder Thursday, making him the third person arrested more than two months after the slaying.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said 50-year-old William “Roddie” Bryan Jr. was arrested on charges of felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment. Agents later searched Bryan’s home, several TV stations reported. The GBI said in a statement that it would hold a news conference Friday morning.
Arbery was slain Feb. 23 when a white father and son armed themselves and pursued him after spotting the 25-year-old black man running in their neighborhood. More than two months passed before authorities arrested Gregory McMichael, 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34, on charges of felony murder and aggravated assault. Gregory McMichael told police he suspected Arbery was a burglar and that Arbery attacked his son before being shot.
Bryan lives in the same subdivision just outside the port city of Brunswick, and the video he took from the cab of his vehicle helped stir a national outcry when it leaked online May 5.
The video quickly drew a strong reaction from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican who called it “absolutely horrific.” The Georgia Bureau of Investigation soon took over the case from local police, and the arrests of the McMichaels followed on May 7.
Under Georgia law, a person can be charged with felony murder for committing any felony that causes the death of someone else. It does not require intent to kill and carries an automatic life sentence.
In the Glynn County police incident report on the shooting, Gregory McMichael told an officer that at one point Arbery “began running back the direction from which he came and `Roddy’ attempted to block him which was unsuccessful.” It’s the only mention in the police report of any potential involvement by Bryan.
Bryan’s attorney, Kevin Gough, did not immediately return a phone message Thursday. He has previously insisted Bryan played no role in Arbery’s death.
“Roddie Bryan is not now, and has never been, more than a witness to the shooting,” Gough said in a statement on the case Monday. “He is not a vigilante. Roddie did not participate in the horrific killing of this young man. Mr. Bryan has committed no crime, and bears no criminal responsibility in the death of Ahmaud Arbery.”
Meanwhile, attorneys for Arbery’s parents cheered the news of Bryan’s arrest.
“We called for his arrest from the very beginning of this process,” attorneys S. Lee Merritt, Benjamin Crump and L. Chris Stewart said in a statement. “His involvement in the murder of Mr. Arbery was obvious to us, to many around the country and after their thorough investigation, it was clear to the GBI as well.”
Bryan’s video of the shooting was taken from the driver’s seat of a vehicle following Arbery as he runs along a residential street. A pickup truck is parked in the road ahead of Arbery, with one man in the truck’s bed and another standing beside the open driver’s side door.
The video shows Arbery run around the truck to the right before he cuts back in front of it. Then a gunshot can be heard, followed by a second shot. Arbery can be seen punching a man holding what appears to be a shotgun, who then fires a third shot point-blank. Arbery staggers and falls face down in the street.
Gregory McMichael retired last year after more than two decades as an investigator for the local prosecutor’s office. Because of those ties, Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney Jackie Johnson recused herself from the case. Two outside prosecutors assigned the case have also stepped aside.
The McMichaels remain jailed in Glynn County waiting for a preliminary court hearing and for a judge to decide whether to free them on bond pending trial. Attorneys for the father and son have urged people not to rush to judgment in the case.
Styles P aka The Ghost is back with a brand new album titled "Styles David: Ghost Your Enthusiasm." The Lox emcee locked down features from Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, Whispers, Itsthereal, Snyp Life, Dyce Payne and Cassandra The Goddess.
Production credits go to Vinny Idol, Dayzel the Machine, Noah Styles, TREYONDABEATZ, DJ Wonda, Nice Rec, SUPASTYLEZ and Khardier Da God.
1. Garfield ft. Itsthereal 2. Noah and David (Prod. By Noah Styles) 3. Hundred (Prod. By Dayzel the Machine) 4. California ft. Whispers (Prod. By Dayzel the Machine) 5. Truth Be Told (Prod. By TREYONDABEATZ) 6. Corona Kiss with Jadakiss 7. Time (Prod. By Vinny Idol) 8. Homies ft. Snyp Life (Prod. By Noah Styles) 9. I'm the Shit (Prod. By DJ Wonda) 10. Backpack Rap ft. Cassandra The Goddess (Prod. By Nice Rec) 11. Jewsbar with Itsthereal 12. Ghost Vibe ft. Dyce Payne (Prod. By SUPASTYLEZ) 13. Animals ft. Sheek Louch (Prod. By Vinny Idol) 14. Goatkiller (Prod. By Khardier Da God) 15. Next Event Prod. By Dayzel the Machine)
Styles P aka The Ghost is back with a brand new album titled "Styles David: Ghost Your Enthusiasm." The Lox emcee locked down features from Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, Whispers, Itsthereal, Snyp Life, Dyce Payne and Cassandra The Goddess.
Production credits go to Vinny Idol, Dayzel the Machine, Noah Styles, TREYONDABEATZ, DJ Wonda, Nice Rec, SUPASTYLEZ and Khardier Da God.
1. Garfield ft. Itsthereal 2. Noah and David (Prod. By Noah Styles) 3. Hundred (Prod. By Dayzel the Machine) 4. California ft. Whispers (Prod. By Dayzel the Machine) 5. Truth Be Told (Prod. By TREYONDABEATZ) 6. Corona Kiss with Jadakiss 7. Time (Prod. By Vinny Idol) 8. Homies ft. Snyp Life (Prod. By Noah Styles) 9. I'm the Shit (Prod. By DJ Wonda) 10. Backpack Rap ft. Cassandra The Goddess (Prod. By Nice Rec) 11. Jewsbar with Itsthereal 12. Ghost Vibe ft. Dyce Payne (Prod. By SUPASTYLEZ) 13. Animals ft. Sheek Louch (Prod. By Vinny Idol) 14. Goatkiller (Prod. By Khardier Da God) 15. Next Event Prod. By Dayzel the Machine)
North Carolina’s trap god released a 24 minute EP, “Out of the Trap House”. Jody Lo, a Winston-Salem native is following up his last mixtape from just 3 months ago with 8 tracks today. Out of the Trap House boasts 8 tracks that are taking you on a quick trip of differnt vibes, with the stand out track being track 7: Change up. But maybe you’ll have your own opinion after listening
Sheck Wes is facing 2 felony charges after getting busted in NYC ... where cops say he was toting a gun and drugs around town in his fancy whip.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Sheck was driving a 2019 Lamborghini SUV with 3 friends when he was pulled over early Wednesday morning in Harlem for excessive window tint.
Our sources say the car reeked of marijuana which prompted a search -- and officers found a loaded 9mm Smith & Wesson pistol in a bag, and a small amount of weed.
We're told prosecutors charged Sheck and another passenger with 2 felonies -- criminal possession of a loaded firearm and criminal possession of a weapon ... and Sheck and his co-defendant were arraigned and released without bail. They did not charge him for the pot.
Our sources say the "Mo Bamba" rapper was also cited for not having a driver's license.
Sheck's attorney, Scott Leemon, tells TMZ, "This morning, Judge Moyne, in the Manhattan Criminal Court released Sheck Wes on his own recognizance, with no bail. His case was adjourned to August. During that period, we will conduct our own investigation into the charges."
Dak Prescott and the Cowboys are firing back at a report claiming the QB turned down a 5-year, $175 MILLION contract extension ... saying that offer simply never hit the table.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport says he spoke with Prescott's agent and reps from the team ... and they confirmed contract discussions between the two sides have only consisted so far of the length of the deal -- not money numbers.
Of course, ex-NFL QB and current league analyst Chris Simms reported this week that he's heard otherwise.
Simms -- speaking on 105.3 The Fan -- claimed he was told by "some people who are in the know" that Dak was poo-pooing a 5-year deal that would pay him roughly $35 mil per year.
"He wants a four-year deal," Simms says. "If they do agree to a five-year deal, they would like a really big number at the end of that fifth year to cover their butts for what the market might be at the position five years from now."
"And, I’ve heard he’s asking for somewhere like north of $45 million in that fifth year."
But, Rapoport reported Thursday, "The two sides have never discussed such scenarios or anything like it. Dak wants a shorter deal, the Cowboys want a longer one. July 15 is the deadline."
Currently, Prescott is scheduled to play on the franchise tag in 2020 ... which would pay him around $33 million this season.
MAKE SURE YOU CHECK OUT SIMONE THE LYRICIST AND HER HIT SINGLE SET IT OFF. IT IS TAKING OFF ON ALL PLATFORMS EVERYWHERE! ORIGINALLY FROM FLINT, MICHIGAN, SHE BRINGS THAT UPPER MID WEST, EAST COAST HEART, SOUL, AND FLAVOR TO HER MUSIC. HER LYRICS ARE CRISP, CLEAR, AND CLEAN. SHE COMES WITH A FLOW THAT IS UNDENIABLY HARD AND EAST COAST DRIVEN.
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