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Drug Music Ink's Pockets & TeX are back with a new single "Highways"
Ft. the west coast hip hop veteran Glasses Malone
prod by Scxtt
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FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) — A North Texas jury found teen rapper Taymor McIntyre — also known as Tay-K — guilty of murder Friday morning.
Earlier, the jury has asked to see evidence presented when the medical examiner testified about the victim, Ethan Walker. The group took another look at autopsy photos, as well as the single bullet that killed the 21-year-old.
Walker was shot in the stomach after he told McIntyre and a group of other robbers that he didn’t have any drugs or money.
McIntyre wasn’t the person who fired the gun that killed Walker, and his attorneys argued that was one of the reasons he should be found not guilty.
Prosecutors made their case arguing that McIntyre knew the plan to steal drugs and money from the house in Mansfield in 2016, would end with someone being shot.
A 15-year-old girl actually planned the home invasion robbery. Earlier this week one of her friends testified that she reached out to McIntyre on Instagram, believing he could get guns for the robbery.
McIntyre responded to her saying he didn’t have a gun, but his friends did and he knew one who was “trigger happy.”
McIntyre gained notoriety when he went on the run after the murder, and recorded a song and video about fleeing.
For the murder of Walker, McIntyre faces between 5 and 99 years in prison.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — U.S. rapper A$AP Rocky is being held for another week in pre-trial detention to allow police to finish investigating a June 30 fight in downtown Stockholm, a Swedish court said Friday.
Stockholm’s District Court decided to accept the request from prosecutor Daniel Suneson’s to hold A$AP Rocky — the stage name of Rakim Mayers — until Thursday July 25. Mayer is being held for suspected assault.
Earlier, Suneson said police “have worked intensively” with the preliminary investigation but needed more time to complete their probe. Once the investigation is complete, the prosecution will decide whether to formally charge the rapper.
On July 5, Mayers who was in Sweden to perform at a music festival, and his body guards were ordered held for two weeks after being detained two days earlier. Videos published on social media, show a person being violently thrown onto the ground by Mayers. It was not clear who else was involved.
“This was a self-defense situation,” his defense lawyer Slobodan Jovicic told reporters. Asked how A$AP Rocky felt about it, Jovicic replied this was “a very bad experience.”
The platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated artist has seen many celebrities such as Kim Kardashian West, her husband Kanye West and Justin Bieber come to his support since his arrest.
Soon after the news of his arrest broke, the movement #JusticeForRocky pushed for the rapper’s release. A petition calling for his release has also garnered half a million signatures. And Adriano Espaillat, a New York Democrat in the House of Representatives, is pushing for the release of the rapper, who was born in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City.
“Everyone deserves to be treated equally and A$AP Rocky’s rights continue to be violated. It is not a fair process,” the congressman earlier said in a statement to The Associated Press.
Espaillat said he has been in contact with the State Department and the U.S. Embassy in Sweden and wants everyone to continue showing their support to help us in this process of getting justice for Rocky.”
Kardashian West, her husband, rapper and record producer Kanye West have lobbied President Donald Trump, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the president’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner in support of A$AP Rocky.
Kardashian West thanked the president and senior members of his administration, saying on Twitter that their “commitment to justice reform is so appreciated.”
Earlier this week, Sweden’s top prosecutor Petra Lundh said “the fact that a suspect or a plaintiff is known is no reason for the person to receive a special treatment.”
Carl Risch, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for consular affairs, was seen leaving the Kronoberg prison in Stockholm Friday, where Mayers and his two body guards were being held, Sweden’s TT news agency said. He declined to make comments as he left. The purpose of Risch’s visit was not known.
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Keefe D opened up to VladTV about running into 2Pac several times over the years. He explained that the first time he saw him was when 2Pac was with Digital Underground, and the other two times were after he had made it big in the rap world as a solo artist.
To hear more, including rumors of Diddy hanging out in Compton and a $1 million bounty being on Suge's head, hit the clip below.
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Check out the official music video for "Fuck It Up" from Iggy Azalea featuring Kash Doll.
"FUCK IT UP " OUT NOW!
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The official music video for Marlo - "Soakin Wet" featuring Offset & City Girls
Stream/Download "Soakin Wet": https://marlomusic.lnk.to/soakinwet
Quality Control: Control The Streets Volume 2 (OUT ON 8/16/19)
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Report via TMZ -- R. Kelly is scared for his life behind bars ... fearing retaliation from fellow inmates who know he's accused of horrid sex crimes involving underage girls.
Kelly's attorney, Nicole Blank Becker, tells TMZ ... during a recent visit with the embattled singer in federal prison, he told solitary helps because he believes his life would be in real danger in gen pop. Kelly feels way safer by himself.
As we reported ... Kelly is behind bars for the foreseeable future because the judge denied bond during Tuesday's hearing. Prosecutors say they have their hands on the alleged sex tapes at the center of the probe, which they claim show Kelly having sex with underage girls.
Although Kelly thinks he's better off in solitary, his attorney says it creates a problem because he has no one to lean on. He can't read or write, and that makes even the most mundane tasks super difficult, such as figuring out what's on the commissary list.
Kelly has access to a phone for a total of 15 minutes a month to speak with family and friends. Prisoners in general pop have access to the phone all the time. There's also no access to TV or the internet.
As for supporters inside the prison ... we're told zilch.
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Stream Iggy Azalea's new album titled "In My Defense." It features Lil Yachty, Kash Doll, Juicy J and more.
Available on all streaming platforms.
Tracklist:
01. Thanks I Get (2:34)
02. Clap Back (3:28)
03. Sally Walker (2:58)
04. Hoemita (feat. Lil Yachty) (3:03)
05. Started (3:06)
06. Spend It (3:12)
07. Fuck It Up (feat. Kash Doll) (2:51)
08. Big Bag (feat. Stini) (2:49)
09. Comme Des Garcons (3:39)
10. Freak of the Week (feat. Juicy J) (3:12)
11. Just Wanna (2:47)
12. Pussy Pop (1:53)
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Nas releases his highly anticipated "The Lost Tapes 2" project. It features Swizz Beatz, Al Jarreau, David Ranier and more.
Available on all streaming platforms
Tracklist:
1. No Bad Energy
2. Vernon Family
3. Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack) f. Al Jarreau & Keyon Harrold
4. Lost Freestyle
5. Tanasia
6. Royalty f. RaVaughn
7. Who Are You f. David Ranier
8. Adult Film f. Swizz Beatz
9. War Against Love
10. The Art of It f. J. Myers
11. Highly Favored
12. Queens Wolf
13. It Never Ends
14. You Mean the World To Me
15. QueensBridge Politics
16. Beautiful Life f. RaVaughn
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Check out the official music video for "Hussle" from The Musalini. Produced by P Souloist.
Follow The Musalini:
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- https://tidal.com/browse/album/103489637
- https://open.spotify.com/artist/53GkgyJhOQ0D9hX1ch9pu5
- https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-musalini/1207801904
- https://themusalini.com/
- https://www.facebook.com/TheMusalini
- https://twitter.com/TheMusalini
BOSS DON RECORDS.
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- Twitter: https://twitter.com/PSouloist
- Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/psouloist
- Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GG5D8iDm-sWgJ4UquqIfg
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7JzT94WvOvHmATmD1l8JvH?si=BtBa9snJTmuiCe6OP2CRPg
- Bandcamp: https://psouloist.bandcamp.com/releases
- Website: http://psouloist.com/
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In this clip, Benny the Butcher opened up about his rough upbringing in Buffalo, NY in the late 1980s and early 1990s' He spoke about his mother battling a drug addiction yet still managing to raise 8 children. Benny the Butcher also touched on the passing of his older brother and the circumstances around his killing.
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Che Noir releases an official music video for "Dying Breed" featuring 38 Spesh. This is off of Che's "The Thrill of the Hunt 2" project. Cop it now: https://chenoir.bandcamp.com/album/the-thrill-of-the-hunt-2
The entire project was produced by 38 Spesh
Connect:
Che Noir @che_noir
https://twitter.com/che_noir
https://www.instagram.com/che_noir/
38 Spesh @IAmSpesh
https://www.instagram.com/iamspesh/
https://twitter.com/IamSpesh
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Recording Artist From Miami, Florida Known as Dirtbag jovishes Formally Signed Jive Records/ Cool & Dre's Epidemik Records Is Back! With 15 track mixtape titled "Miami's Most Hated".
Dirtbag has worked with the biggest names in the music industry including Monica, Busta Rhymes, Mystical, DJ Khaled, Timbaland, Jazze Pha, Bun B, Kelly Rowland, Missy Elliott, Rick Ross, P-Diddy, Pitbull & many more! With hit songs such as his collaboration with Monica & Missy Elliott, "Get It Off. Dirtbag's unique drawl soon had clubgoers across the country lip-synching, "Listen, baby, I'm a Dirtbag & also being featured on the official soundtrack of "The Fast and the Furious" movie. Fans worldwide have been wondering what happened, its the return of Miami's Lost Child!
Dirtbag took to his Instagram account and let the fans know why he took a break from the music industry and that he apologizes to Rick Ross, Cool & Dre, and other major artists he worked with in his career, he says he has no issues with anyone and he's put the beef behind him & squashed it. Miami newest superstar Zoey Dollaz who is part of Future's Freebands label recently Co-signed Dirtbag before his "Miami's Most Hated" mixtape release saying "Dirtbag is one my favorite rappers for real!" hinted them working together real soon!
"Miami's Most Hated" Mixtape is starting to gain momentum on Soundcloud with over 100,000 views is winning the attention of virtually every major label and soon will thrust him back into the spotlight. Check the mixtape below and the IG post Zoey Dollaz Co-signing Dirtbag.
https://www.datpiff.com/Dirtbag-Miamis-Mosts-Hated-mixtape.942684.html
View this post on Instagram A post shared by DIRTBAG (@dirtbag305_) on Jan 29, 2019 at 7:01pm PST
Website: Dirtbagjovishes.com
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Maine Rapper ‘CONMAN’ is back with a brand new song ‘Own Thing’ featuring Ugandan Super Singer ‘WEASEL’ of African duo ‘Radio&Weasel’. Reaching thousands of plays within literally minutes of posting the video on YouTube!
Conman is one of the more fast-rising rappers Emerging out Maine in the United States. He has a number of Hit songs with a lot of support behind them gaining him recognition on the billboard charts.
The video was directed ‘Eyefluid Images’, an American based videography company.
Weasel is still struggling to settle under a solo career ever since he lost his singing partner ‘Mowzey Radio’ last year. Is this a new power duo? We will see more from the two? Let them know what you think of the record!
To watch full video (CLICK LINK BELOW)
1. Where are we talking from today?
A. I am speaking from my musical haven so to say- GrindCity Studios, located 25- 30 minutes outside of Atlanta, Georgia.
2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019?
A. My original goal for 2019 was to release an album every quarter. However, various circumstances did not allow for me to release an album for the first quarter, so I amended my goal to just releasing great music that connects to the
movements of today. Music that speaks to both political and social actions; socioeconomics; freedom and justice
3. What is your take on politics?
A. Politics are the main resources and tools that people have readily accessible. There is a dire need for more children to be aware and groomed indefinitely to speak, on their right(s) and use of their right in the political shaping of this country- the world. Many little ones want to grow up to be the next great rapper or ballplayer and don’t get me wrong these are great aspirations as well, but we also need to do a better job of exposing our young people to other ways to become agents of change.
4. Where did you get your artist name from?
A. Nemesi wasn’t my first choice lol! I was a combat medic in the United States Army and while I was stationed in Europe, I was called The Love. I originally went by B - Love lol while I was doing music with other groups. However, when I left Germany I decided to change my name and I found my calling so to speak in 1992. Racially charged things from growing up in Mississippi (where I’m from) inspired my voice and lead me to seek out an artist
name that would connect to the messages and flow that I was and am focused on delivering. So back to my name Nemesi lol! Long story short- Nemesi came in 1992 and was adapted from the female Greek goddess Nemesis. Nemesis is known as the goddess of vengeance and would dole out rewards for noble acts
and punishment for the opposite; she kept the balance between retribution and vengeance. Since Nemesis was a Greek goddess, I decided to drop the “s” and keep the meaning.
5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make?
A. Music is very important! It has been constant in every aspect; more constant than people. Growing up you could label me an introvert. I was the kid that would run to my room and read various magazines about music and listen to popular artists
of that time. I was also the kid that didn’t know better and would order cassette tapes for 1 cent lol!- you know the ones that were advertised that you could get so many tapes for a penny but you would have to join the club and purchase a cassette at the regular price of $XX.99 for so many years. Man, you’re bringing
back memories! I remember mom bumping blues and gospel on the weekends through the record player. Mom and Pops had a café where you could play pool, pinball, grab food or just listen to the jukebox. My mom was also very creative and wrote songs. I just remember when music was playing it was always good;
the best of life for the family you know parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles, etc.!
A. I’ve always tampered around with creating music and/or entertaining from an early age. As a teenager, I would dabble in writing and talent shows; that continued on and off for several years. I got serious when leaving Germany in 1992- I began to see the impact of lyrics and music on people from groups or
artists such as Big Daddy Kane, NWA, KRS 1, LL Cool J, Poor Righteous Teachers (I really liked them), Ice Cube, James Brown, Nina Simone, just to name a few. As an artist, I felt a sense of responsibility to the craft!
A. I didn’t choose to pursue music as a career per se but instead chose music as a way to release my mind and voice my inner-most expressions. The Persian Gulf War added so much more depth and contrast to my creativity. I remember being
in a circle of talented soldiers like Tony Cooper and Eric Wright the rapping duo forming the conscious rap group “Combined Force”. Also writing music for Preston Holloway and R &B group “New Arrivals”. We had an audience that was interested in hearing us perform even in the middle of a war. I just stayed
consistent in writing and developing the craft; it wasn’t until years later that I realized that I had already created a body of work that rivaled other industry artists.
6. Was there ever a time when you thought about doing something else? If you weren’t a musician today, what could you see yourself doing?
A. Of course- I did and had to. I married at 19 and needed to provide so I went into the military as a combat medic. But I still was writing/creating and keeping the passion alive.
A. If I wasn’t an artist today, then I would be an educator in the fields of political science, African- American Culture/Studies. Something along those lines.
7. What has been the biggest surprise so far about making music your career? What has been an unexpected or welcome challenge to it all?
A. When you hear people reciting something you created that resonates with them. I have a friend, Dornell, who I’ve known since 1995. When Dornell hears the music to some of my earlier works, he will begin reciting the lyrics! That is huge for me.
To know that I have created various bodies of works such as (Looking 4 A Peace, Motion Picture, and my latest album Concentrated Vibes, etc...) that people can connect to, vibe to, and it stays with them/elevates them.
A. An unexpected or welcomed challenge is creating something that my kids can listen to or look at and be proud of. I am conscience about my lyrics not just as words but the meaning. I know that my children have respect for my work because of how they address their friends. If friends of theirs want to connect with me as a mentor, to provide guidance, or to record, they tell them don’t come to my dad with some f*cked up/disrespectful sh*t because he is not having it.
8. What was it like putting together your EP?
A. This particular time- with The Concentrated Vibes album, it was a very different and very exciting approach for me. I was able to get with a producer- Mr. Frank Lovejoy, who plays different instruments and creates different sounds. Mr. Lovejoy uses his generational era to enlighten and emphasis various things;
every song was created out of the initial emotional connection to the essence of hearing the music for the first time. Whatever came when the music was played is what was captured.
9. Who are some of your favorite artists or rather, what musicians have continued to inspire you and your music? Who would you still love to work with in the future?
A. Let's see…I will have to say that I am inspired by the musical styles of Michael Jackson and Sade. The way that they packaged their messages and presented them to the audience is awe-inspiring. Others like Rakim- I used to recite Paid In Full, Doug E. Fresh- The Show, Public Enemy, and Chuck D, KRS 1, Ice Cube,
Tupac. These artists were some of the ones that I connected with because they were conscience of the struggle during their time and they kicked knowledge through their lyrics; goes back to packaging.
A. Hands down, Ice Cube and Chuck D!
10. What has it been like keeping up with your social media accounts and all of the different platforms? Is it hard to stay up to date on it all? What would you say is your favorite way to
connect with your fans now?
A. I recognize that social media is what’s popping right now to meet your target audience and attract a new audience. For this to occur, I need to stay on top of the evolution of these platforms. Right now, I’m dealing with an issue around my intellectual property because there was a mishap that caused the
website to go down on the day of the album release. In one word, challenging lol!
A. Social media is good, but I like social events to build
rapport/relationships/networking in the form of connections. I like to support and be supported.
11. Where you @ online?
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7lBzG8m0WmzRkXj1cVsgVc
https://play.google.com/music/preview/Bruypan33ipnnl3zcttkivn4zey?play=1&u=0
https://www.iheart.com/artist/nemesi-270001/albums/concentrated-vibes-74883030/?autoplay=true
Report via TMZ -- The L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. is raiding a Hollywood Hills home in connection to a shooting involving an SUV registered to YG, which left one deputy shot and an innocent bystander dead.
Sheriff's sources say the house is leased by YG ... but he was not detained or arrested and was not present on the property during the raid. Deputies got a judge to sign a search warrant in connection with the incident involving a wild police chase earlier this month.
As TMZ reported, someone inside an SUV registered to YG fired shots from inside the vehicle, striking a deputy. A pedestrian was killed during the crossfire between deputies and the shooter. The incident occurred on July 3 in Compton.
Four men have been handcuffed at the scene and have been placed in patrol cars while deputies continue their search inside the house.
We're told one person on the scene was arrested for a weapons charge.
YG denied he was there at the time of the shooting, saying, "I was nowhere near the scene of this incident and had been in a recording studio all day in Hollywood. I was there until after midnight on the 4th of July and didn't learn of these events until after they happened."
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Former featherweight champion Cris Cyborg defended her title for the second time at UFC 222 last year against Yana Kunitskaya. Cyborg faces Felicia Spencer in the co-main event of UFC 240 on July 27.
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A$AP Ferg delivers an official music video for his latest single titled "Floor Seats."
"Floor Seats" out now!: https://smarturl.it/xFloorSeats
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Mississippi rapper/producer Big K.R.I.T. recently stopped by Say in the Morning to spit a fire freestyle for his fans. Check it out below.
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