I hesitantly put this one up. Breezy‘s my dude and all but this is way too ignant for my taste lol. Even just mentioning Bin Laden in this type of manner just feels messed up to me. Ah well. For the man dem then…
HollaLaLuuie on the 25th! Produced by Burd & Keyz!
1st Party Music presents Luu Breeze – Bin Laden (Prod. by Burd & Keyz) (Video Snippet)
Official viz from L off his mixtape of the same name (below). Directed by Jason Matos.
HipHopCanada brings you an exclusive video from a bright young MC simply named “L.” He’s quietly crafted several projects over the last few years, with his latest titled “Just Rap.” Jason Matos directed this video for the title track in which L takes aim at the status quot, in crowd and popular culture. Throw in some clever wit and L somehow brags about being a humble MC who “just raps.”
Ritchie, Junia and Gudini link up for “15 Bottles” as he preps for the release of “We On Some Rich Kidd Sh*t Vol.5” (WOSRKS5) – out July 27th.
The release party’s going down that same night @ Revival (783 College St.) w/ Dj Nana, Dj Wristpect, Dj Mensa, Dj Straight Goodz and host Sir Lancelot.
The audio is horrible but even videos of Melanie Fiona on mute are generally more engaging than a lot of stuff out there. Anyways, new joint from Melanie. Here’s more via SingersRoom.com’s YouTube:
Melanie Fiona had the city of Philadelphia rocking at this weekend’s Global Fusion Festival. The R&B songstress performed a selection of hits from her debut album, The Bridge, including “Give It To Me” and “It Kills Me” and previewed new music from her forthcoming LP, The MF Life, including “Gone And Never Coming Back” and the brand new “This Time.” In addition to crooning her hits, Fiona also covered Lauryn Hill’s classic hit “Killing Me Softly.”
Erik Flowchild lets off his “Valedictorian” project, with appearances from Victoria Sol, Brandon Dramatic, Cody Kahmar, Brandon Brown, Esch & Buddhika Bellama over production from Matthew Burnett, Caleb Alleyne, Tony Range, Stray Beatz, Louis Ace & GMF.
