YA, KNOW. I GUESS "DREAD HEAD'S", ESPECIALLY "WEST COAST DREAD HEADS" GOT TO WHIP THEM DREADS EVERY SO OFTEN, SO IT WAS ONLY APPROPRIATE FOR "N-PIRE DA GREAT" TO COME OUT WITH A REMAKE THAT ALL "DREAD HEADS" CAN RELATE.
"SACRAMENTO" ARTIST/PRODUCER "N-PIRE DA GREAT" HAS EMBODIED A REMARKABLE AMOUNT OF WORK OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS. TODAY "N-PIRE" BRINGS YOU "WHIP MY DREADS", A SMOOTH LYRICAL 32 BAR MASSACRE OVER RECENTLY SIGNED TO ROC NATION ARTIST WILLOW SMITH'S "WHIP MY HAIR". "WHIP MY DREADS" BEGINS N-PIRE'S NEWEST MUSIC SERIES "THE ROAD 2 LND" SO EXPECTA NEW SONG EVERY OTHER TUESDAY STARTING IN THE BEGINNING OF FEBRUARY. "THE ROAD 2 LND" FEATURES SUCH ARTISTS AS PLANET ASIA, CHUWEE, DUBB 20, AND MOE GREEN. THIS MUSIC SERIES IS THE PRELUDE TO "N-PIRE'S" NEXT FULL LEGNTH ALBUM "LEGENDS NEVER DIE".
"LEGENDS NEVER DIE" THE ALBUM IS SET TO RELEASE 4/17/2012
On March 6th, "Beeda Weeda" will release his latest album, "Too $hort Presents: Bass Rock Babies" via Clear Label Records. Already this month, "Beeda" released a pre-album mixtape, "Bass Rock Babies: The Leak", and now he's excited to release his new single, "Do It Biggie". The song, which recently premiered on "Bay Area" radio powerhouse 106 KMEL and has become of a fast favorite of radio personality Big Von, is a boisterous affair, with horn stabs and 808s laying the foundation for "Beeda's" high energy raps.
And despite repping "East Oakland", the record was crafted with the utmost appreciation for the "East Coast" innovator from whom the song draws its name, paying homage to the legacy of "Notorious B.I.G." and his Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Throughout the song, "Beeda" incorporates references, scratches, and even lyrics from Biggie. "Thuggin' like 2pac/ Pimpin' like Pimp C/ Smoking like Marley/ B*tch I do it Biggie," raps "Beeda" on the song's chorus, while incorporating elsewhere like, "Roll the trees up in my Philly, light it up like, 'Baby, baby!'"
"Beeda Weeda" is a young rapper/producer hailing from "East Oakland, CA", and first got his start in 2006 with his nationally recognized "Homework" mixtape. Later that same year, "Beeda" released his acclaimed debut album, "Turfology 101".
Riding the wave of notoriety his single, "Turfs Up", got him huge success including a music video airing on 32 stations, generating over 1,000,000 hits online and boosting the rapper to number 3 on MySpace's Top 10 Hip Hop/Rap Artists.
He later worked on a remix of the track with a number of Bay Area legends including E-40 and Too $hort, among others. He has produced for such acts as Brooklyn's own Wildcats, Suga Free, Yuckmouth and more.
His latest project, "Bass Rock Babies: The Leak", is a free mixtape and precursor to the full-length album, "Too $hort Presents: Bass Rock Babies", due out on March 6th, 2012 via Clear Label Records.
(2) Tracks "Atlanta" Rapper "J.Nolan" Off "THE ARCHETYPE" (EP)
"Lost In The Abyss" Ft Reese Jones "Excel"
Twitter: @J_Nolan
"J.Nolan", born "Jamar Nolan" is a 22 year old Hip-Hop artist from "Atlanta, GA" and is originally from "New Haven, CT".
Although currently unsigned, "J. Nolan" is becoming one of the south-east region's premier lyricists on the rise with his original style of mixing fluid wordplay, metaphors, and showing ability to venture into storytelling concepts, all while maintaining his signature flow that the listeners love.
"THE ARCHETYPE" EP. It consists of 5 tracks, completely produced by Reese Jones, who is an 18 year-old producer from Virginia Beach, VA and is currently attending Howard University.
The new era of swag is in full effect. "Rob Grimes", is quickly becoming on of the leaders of hip hop's next generation, making the transition from a backpack rapper to a full-fledged icon.
Known for his clever rhymes and eccentric flow, "Rob Grimes" has won many freestyle battles and has been the opening act for artist such as T.I., Mistah F.A.B., Curren$y and Kendrick Lamar.
Growing up in "San Diego", "Rob" was heavily influenced by skateboard culture. But along the way hip-hop music was always the soundtrack that he skated to, and at that age he discovered The Roots’ classic “Things Fall Apart” album, Common’s “Like Water for Chocolate” and Mos Def’s “Black on Both Sides”.
As of late, "Rob" has built a buzz in his city and on the net with the single “Ride”, for which he shot a music video showcasing his young, wavy California lifestyle. That underground sensation is the first single off "Rob’s" upcoming project, “Grimetime”. Platinum producer Chase N. Cashe is working with "Rob" on a collaboration for that new venture, as "Rob" continues to keep his fans guessing about what’s in store for “Grimetime”.
A diligent worker, "Rob" stays focused and is adamant about taking his career to the next level. "Rob's" previous projects – “Grimetime Radio Vol. 1”, “Billboard Killa Vol.1” and “Talk of Town” – are a testament to his song-making versatility. This hungry artist switches it up from club bangers to conscious rap and never loses himself in the process, which sets him apart from rest. From battle raps to hit records, "Rob" does it all.
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