HOT NEW RECORDS FROM BRITTNEY TAYLOR & BIG MAC

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BRITTNEY TAYLOR

New York's hottest upcoming artist, rapper, singer and songwriter. 

Brittney Taylor - "Frenemies / The Get Back" Official Video

https://youtu.be/G2JnF6dHi7I

Focus Potion featuring Brittney Taylor "Dirt Monkey"

https://www.sendspace.com/file/dlsh0h

Trina featuring Brittney Taylor "Like This" 

Clean: https://www.sendspace.com/file/2kscbe

Dirty: https://www.sendspace.com/file/885hr9

BIG MAC
Did you wonder where Lil Mama got the idea for her Sausage song?  Well it all began right here with Miami's newest artist Big Mac.

Big Mac - "Sausage" Official Vevo Video Premiere
http://www.vevo.com/watch/USUYG1076918

Big Mac featuring Bay Bay and Trony "Sausage"
https://www.sendspace.com/file/ehu4kd

 


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Skrewtape - "Verified"

Coming off of his last release Everything's Awesome and working with Freddie Gibbs, Evidence, Vinnie Paz, Ed O.G. & Chuck D, Vanderslice teams up with New Jersey's finest Skrewtape. "Verified" is the lead off of Smuggle Rap which can be purchased here: http://bit.ly/1IBFP3x. It's a collection of drug infused street music, with a feel for the 1980's. Boat chasing, night stalking, pimpin', pandering, and more for your listening pleasure. The visuals provided by Wayne Campbell, the music provided by Vanderslice & Green Steez, and more bars than you can wave a stick at from Skrewtape. You don't want to miss "Verified."

-PG

New Music Alert: Lorde Features Rick Ross On “Royals” Remix

By: Adriene Morton

New Zealand songstress, Lorde debuted her electropop single “Royals” in March 2013, with the help of co-writer and producer, Joel Little. This art pop mega hit was the lead single that featured on her The Love Club EP as it kneeled at number one on the New Zealand Top 40 and stood tall and proud at number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Chart. 16-year-old Lorde shocked millions as she became the youngest artist to hold spot number one on the U.S. Hot 100 in the past 25 years. “Royals” was undoubtedly a commercial success, selling out 85,000 copies in just 2 months since its release and winning the 2013 Silver Scroll Award, in honor of New Zealand’s outstanding songwriters.

The New Zealand pop star sings over a finger-snapping beat and a slow tempo, revealing her unattached interests concerning the luxury and lifestyle of pop artists. She sings, “And we’ll never be royals (royals)/It don’t run in our blood/That kind of luxe just ain’t for us/We crave a different kind of buzz” Lorde shows that she’s not looking for the luxe in life, she just wants to “live that fantasy” of a world with no benzes and no mansions, but “a different kind of buzz”… just pure fun!

And there must be room for a boss on this all-time pop jam as Ricky Ross joined Lorde for a verse on the slow tempo snap song. Ross has no shame in his game as he raps about his life in the luxe lane, naming pricey items only the upper echelon can afford: Rose Royces, fur rugs, and of course the dead presidents! It’s no doubt that this street-pop mix is on its way to the top! Check it out!

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New Music Alert: Chevy Woods Ft. Juicy J “Do This All The Time”

By: Adriene Morton

32-year-old Chevy Woods has been on the rise over the past few years, from signing onto Wiz Khalifa’s Taylor Gang record label and being his mega media hypeman, to shifting gears and becoming his own pilot! In February 2011, Woods released Red Cup Music, in which he tells MTV was, “really when I found a style for myself, some laid-back, cool music. Drink a little bit, smoke a little bit.” The rapper then dropped The Cookout in August 2011, which heavily featured his right-hand man, Wiz Khalifa. Progressing with each release, Woods really takes flight as he announced this year’s forthcoming mixtape, Gangland 2, debuting Tuesday October 15^th.  The mixtape features all-time club banger “Do This All The Time”, where Taylor Gang’s finest, Juicy J hops on the track and turns up to the max as he raps, “We do this all the time and you f—k n—as still tryin’/ Claiming you getting money but ain’t got no d—mn grind.” This bass heavy joint features two Taylor Gang pilots with two sick flows, so let’s just say twice the intensity, bump it!