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Here is part 2 of Black Cotton in Vegas. Also check out the SNIPPET of Black Cotton with Day26 and they start Fighting AGAIN.
shout out to Treypezzy.com! Download that "3 Headed Monster" Mixtape HERE
Friday, May 1, 2009
Black Cotton In Las Vegas
Here is part 2 of Black Cotton in Vegas. Also check out the SNIPPET of Black Cotton with Day26 and they start Fighting AGAIN.
shout out to Treypezzy.com! Download that "3 Headed Monster" Mixtape HERE
Joe Gator - Thursday, April 30, 2009
Dr. A&R WORLD PREMIERE: Superstar LT feat. DJ Khaled - "What You Starin' At?"
Another Exclusive.....Superstar LT feat. DJ Khaled
"What You Starin' At?"(Listen NOW)
Shout out to DJ Khaled, Clinton Sparks & DJ gWiz!
Dr. A&R WORLD PREMIERE: Shawnna feat. Lil Wayne & Jak Frost - "From The Front Door"
Another Exclusive......
Shawnna feat. Lil Wayne & Jak Frost
Ludacris & Shawnna album "Battle Of The Sexes" Coming Soon!
Shout out to all the music blogs!!!!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
BXL - "In The Air"
BXL - "In The Air"(Listen NOW)More info about BXL after the jump....
Brothers Xperiencing Life
Throughout the history of Hip-Hop music, one of the most elusive yet necessary elements of the game has been the Hip-Hop group or crew. That powerful partnership that draws on the strength of each member to simultaneously inspire and entertain the fans while invigorating the culture and encouraging artists to rise to the next level. For an entire generation of emcees, that obscure and much needed entity has failed to materialize. Then, it started brewing in the Bronx in 2002, when three young talents came together, building the foundation that has since become B.X.L. An acronym for Brothers Xperiencing Life, the group’s name could not better describe members Anthony “Severe Jones” Robinson, Osnan “Buddy Mylez” Melendez, and Joseph “Joe Dirt” Galarza.
Brothers Xperiencing Life
Throughout the history of Hip-Hop music, one of the most elusive yet necessary elements of the game has been the Hip-Hop group or crew. That powerful partnership that draws on the strength of each member to simultaneously inspire and entertain the fans while invigorating the culture and encouraging artists to rise to the next level. For an entire generation of emcees, that obscure and much needed entity has failed to materialize. Then, it started brewing in the Bronx in 2002, when three young talents came together, building the foundation that has since become B.X.L. An acronym for Brothers Xperiencing Life, the group’s name could not better describe members Anthony “Severe Jones” Robinson, Osnan “Buddy Mylez” Melendez, and Joseph “Joe Dirt” Galarza.
Since childhood, the three have shared a common bond: their love of Hip-Hop. As 80s babies growing up in the Bronx, they had a front-row seat to the rise of the most powerful force in pop culture history. Initially, each member of B.X.L. explored his musical aspirations independently. In addition to his impressive lyrical ability, Severe Jones discovered and developed an equally impressive ability to craft music as a producer. As both beatsmith and wordsmith, Severe, also known as Persevere, had the uncanny advantage of simultaneously learning how to use an arsenal of musical influences to remain versatile in his production and how to adapt his flow to a variety of production styles. Soon enough, his newfound skill, originally used to enhance the lyrics of local artists, had Severe providing production for the likes of D-Block/Roc-a-Fella/Def Jam recording artist Jadakiss and underground Hip-Hop mainstay Uncle Murda. Meanwhile, having established himself as the emcee to watch locally, Buddy Mylez scored the amazing feat of utilizing the internet to extend his impact globally, even before he had truly captured the attention of DJs stateside. Within a matter of months, fans in Europe, North America and the Caribbean were spreading the word and demanding more of that lyrical fire. The attention he received lead to a bevy of early appearances overseas, and even a few accolades. Joe Dirt was also becoming a legend in his own right, connecting with his listeners in two ways. For those who shared his inner-city upbringing, he was a voice for their struggle and a promise of better days ahead. Those who couldn’t directly relate to his experiences were taken by his ability to paint a picture through words in a more realistic way than even their favorite multi-platinum selling rappers.
By 2005, B.X.L. had officially come together after more than a few name and lineup changes. By that point, the trio operated as a well-oiled machine. Each member had amassed his share of contacts and experiences that would serve as a springboard for Hip-Hop’s next powerhouse.
Since then, B.X.L. has made tremendous strides, despite the lack of major label support. In 2007, they experienced success on a whole new level when their single “Wasted” debuted on New York City’s Power 105.1. That proved to be just the beginning. The group’s buzz continued to grow, supported by continual airplay and media attention. Their second radio single “Pocketz Full of Paper,” which received airplay on both Power 105 and Hot 97 in New York in 2008, continues to receive spins in markets across the globe, including stations in Bermuda, Canada, and Germany. Before the end of the first quarter of 2009, the single “In Da Air” has been added to both Hot 97 and Power 105’s mix show playlists. They’ve captured their hometown, fans and critics alike. Now, B.X.L. is well on its way to making history as not only the next movement to impact Hip-Hop, but also as the next group to shatter the misconceptions and glass ceiling faced by Latinos in mainstream Hip-Hop. If their track record is any indication, they are they guys for the job.
Since then, B.X.L. has made tremendous strides, despite the lack of major label support. In 2007, they experienced success on a whole new level when their single “Wasted” debuted on New York City’s Power 105.1. That proved to be just the beginning. The group’s buzz continued to grow, supported by continual airplay and media attention. Their second radio single “Pocketz Full of Paper,” which received airplay on both Power 105 and Hot 97 in New York in 2008, continues to receive spins in markets across the globe, including stations in Bermuda, Canada, and Germany. Before the end of the first quarter of 2009, the single “In Da Air” has been added to both Hot 97 and Power 105’s mix show playlists. They’ve captured their hometown, fans and critics alike. Now, B.X.L. is well on its way to making history as not only the next movement to impact Hip-Hop, but also as the next group to shatter the misconceptions and glass ceiling faced by Latinos in mainstream Hip-Hop. If their track record is any indication, they are they guys for the job.
Black Cotton Presents "3 Headed Monster" MIXTAPE
DOWNLOAD after the jump...
01. TreyPeezy.com Intro
02. Pop BC THE FLOW IS CRAZY, Jimbo Slice WHATUP
03. Ol' Skool
04. Steady Pulse Interlude
05. Freshness
06. Unbelievable Feat. Rah and Hash
07. SD Swagger Feat. McKinney Love and D. Rough
08. So Many Things Feat. Bless of Surviva West
09. Best in SD
010. Rough Heat Feat. D. Rough
011. Black Cotton Family
012. Trouble In '09
013. Show 'em What They Not
014. Why You Lookin' At Me '09 Feat. Leef
015. Unselfish, Shellfish
016. Fuck Nevaja
017. We Illy
018. Never Say Goodbye
Download Link-------> http://limelinx.com/files/808aaef7f0bbccb170253470b84ad75c
Monday, April 27, 2009
Skent Dukes feat. Gorilla Zoe - "Steady Watchin"
Skent Dukes feat. Gorilla Zoe - "Steady Watchin"(Listen NOW)Hailing from Cleveland, OH, Skent Dukes is an independent that has been puttin in the work. With past singles that have landed him at No. 25 on Billboard magazine's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart and at No. 43 on the Hot 100 singles, he's no stranger to gettin it in.
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