Friday, January 27, 2012
FKi feat. Smoke DZA & ButtaMan Screwed Up - I'm High (Prod. By FKi)
Check out FKi's 2nd leak off of Transformers N The Hood "I'm High" feat Smoke DZA & Buttaman Screwed Up. Transformers N The Hood presented by Diplo, Heroes & Villains & Mayhem is coming Feb 1st.
Download: FKi feat. Smoke DZA & ButtaMan Screwed Up - I'm High (Prod. By FKi)
Labels:
ButtaMan Screwed Up,
FKi,
I'm High,
Smoke DZA
Featured Artist: 2Eleven
Nino's Corner goes 1-on-1 with CTE recording artist 2Eleven, as he readies the release of his latest mixtape "Product of the Block Volume 2." 2Eleven's gritty and "in-your-face" rhymes can be traced back to his Inglewood, CA roots...the same roots that produced Hip-Hop icons such as Mack 10. Following the recent success of his "Product of the Block Volume 1" mixtape, 2Eleven puts out some new material to continue delivering some of the hottest music in California. In this sit-down interview, 2Eleven gives us some insight into the beginning stages of his rap career, his latest mixtape, CTE affiliation, and upcoming CTE features and projects.
Interview by @NinosCorner
Artist @2Eleven
NC: For those who are new to 2Eleven, give our viewers a little insight into the real you.
2Eleven: I'm an up & coming rapper from Inglewood, inspired by the music industry. I'm working on bettering my craft, and my future. I want to get more people familiar with the 2Eleven brand.
NC: So when did you first start rapping?
2Eleven: I started rapping around 2000, 2001 with a DJ named DJ Jamar. By the time I started working in the industry, I got a job at Island Def Jam. I went to NYC, and I was working with a producer who worked at the legendary Daddy's House studio. I was the youngest guy hanging with them. I saw Fat Joe, Nas, and other people coming in, getting beats, and writing their lyrics. So I ended up sneaking in the studio, making songs on my free time. I moved back to LA, and I made a mixtape and started selling it. In 06 - 07 I met Suge Knight. I've been grinding ever since.
NC: Growing up, what kind of music and artists did you listen to?
2Eleven: I was a big Bone Thugz In Harmony fan. I listened to Biggie, Tupac, MC Breed, DJ Quik, Snoop Dogg, and the whole Death Row movement.
NC: How did you link up with Jeezy to become a part of CTE?
2Eleven: I met Jeezy through one of my homeboys. One day I was in Las Vegas, at Magic. He introduced me to Jeezy, and we been riding together ever since.
NC: Tell us more about your new mixtape, “Product Of The Block Volume2” and when/where can people find it?
2Eleven: "Product Of The Block Volume 2" drops on 2/11. It's the sequel to "Product Of The Block Volume 1" where I went hard in streets, and it solidified me as an artist. It was the best mixtape in LA period. This time around, I've grown as a artist. I'm talking about life, growth, and motivation. I'm touching every aspect. I got songs for the women, songs for the hustlers, the trap, and the strippers. I made sure that I touched the hearts of the people. I'm working with Young Jeezy, Mack Maine, Freddie Gibbs, and TY$. I got some special surprises as well for the project that will surprise my fans. Production wise, I'm working with Drumma Boy, Justice Leauge, Lil Lody, Purps, Fuego, and a few others.
NC: I’ve been hearing of a CTE compilation LP dropping soon. When will that come out and how many songs can we expect to hear you on?
2Eleven: When Jeezy greenlights the situation, everything will come into motion. For now, we'll say coming soon.
NC: Who is (are) your favorite artist(s) and why?
2Eleven: Besides me, I'm full of myself. I would say right now, 2Chainz. I think he's one of the hardest people in the game right now. He's motivation for me. He's been down for 10 years plus, and he's coming in making a buzz. I take my hat off to him.
NC: Who are you feeling in the game right now?
2Eleven: Not just because he's my label mate at CTE, but Freddie Gibbs. He's talking about real life shit. His lyrical skills are something else.
NC: Besides the new mixtape and CTE Compilation LP, what can fans be looking out for from 2Eleven?
2Eleven: I got some great music, motivational music coming this year. Got some hits. Coming in giving them 2Eleven. Everyone can relate to this in every city all over the map. Not just west coast, or down south.
NC: Where can people reach you and learn more about 2Eleven?
2Eleven: Follow my Twitter @2Eleven. Download my mixtapes on datpiff.com {Search 211, 2Eleven}, Google 2Eleven. Checkout my website, official2Eleven.com as well.
NC: Thanks for your time. Do you have any last comments for the fans reading this interview?
2Eleven: "Product Of The Block Volume 2" will be availablele on 2/11 hosted by DJ Ill Will. New music from 2Eleven coming on iTunes soon !!!
Interview by @NinosCorner
Artist @2Eleven
NC: For those who are new to 2Eleven, give our viewers a little insight into the real you.
2Eleven: I'm an up & coming rapper from Inglewood, inspired by the music industry. I'm working on bettering my craft, and my future. I want to get more people familiar with the 2Eleven brand.
NC: So when did you first start rapping?
2Eleven: I started rapping around 2000, 2001 with a DJ named DJ Jamar. By the time I started working in the industry, I got a job at Island Def Jam. I went to NYC, and I was working with a producer who worked at the legendary Daddy's House studio. I was the youngest guy hanging with them. I saw Fat Joe, Nas, and other people coming in, getting beats, and writing their lyrics. So I ended up sneaking in the studio, making songs on my free time. I moved back to LA, and I made a mixtape and started selling it. In 06 - 07 I met Suge Knight. I've been grinding ever since.
NC: Growing up, what kind of music and artists did you listen to?
2Eleven: I was a big Bone Thugz In Harmony fan. I listened to Biggie, Tupac, MC Breed, DJ Quik, Snoop Dogg, and the whole Death Row movement.
NC: How did you link up with Jeezy to become a part of CTE?
2Eleven: I met Jeezy through one of my homeboys. One day I was in Las Vegas, at Magic. He introduced me to Jeezy, and we been riding together ever since.
NC: Tell us more about your new mixtape, “Product Of The Block Volume2” and when/where can people find it?
2Eleven: "Product Of The Block Volume 2" drops on 2/11. It's the sequel to "Product Of The Block Volume 1" where I went hard in streets, and it solidified me as an artist. It was the best mixtape in LA period. This time around, I've grown as a artist. I'm talking about life, growth, and motivation. I'm touching every aspect. I got songs for the women, songs for the hustlers, the trap, and the strippers. I made sure that I touched the hearts of the people. I'm working with Young Jeezy, Mack Maine, Freddie Gibbs, and TY$. I got some special surprises as well for the project that will surprise my fans. Production wise, I'm working with Drumma Boy, Justice Leauge, Lil Lody, Purps, Fuego, and a few others.
NC: I’ve been hearing of a CTE compilation LP dropping soon. When will that come out and how many songs can we expect to hear you on?
2Eleven: When Jeezy greenlights the situation, everything will come into motion. For now, we'll say coming soon.
NC: Who is (are) your favorite artist(s) and why?
2Eleven: Besides me, I'm full of myself. I would say right now, 2Chainz. I think he's one of the hardest people in the game right now. He's motivation for me. He's been down for 10 years plus, and he's coming in making a buzz. I take my hat off to him.
NC: Who are you feeling in the game right now?
2Eleven: Not just because he's my label mate at CTE, but Freddie Gibbs. He's talking about real life shit. His lyrical skills are something else.
NC: Besides the new mixtape and CTE Compilation LP, what can fans be looking out for from 2Eleven?
2Eleven: I got some great music, motivational music coming this year. Got some hits. Coming in giving them 2Eleven. Everyone can relate to this in every city all over the map. Not just west coast, or down south.
NC: Where can people reach you and learn more about 2Eleven?
2Eleven: Follow my Twitter @2Eleven. Download my mixtapes on datpiff.com {Search 211, 2Eleven}, Google 2Eleven. Checkout my website, official2Eleven.com as well.
NC: Thanks for your time. Do you have any last comments for the fans reading this interview?
2Eleven: "Product Of The Block Volume 2" will be availablele on 2/11 hosted by DJ Ill Will. New music from 2Eleven coming on iTunes soon !!!
Labels:
2Eleven,
CTE,
Featured artist
Kashflow Da God - Boyz N Treme
Kashflow Da God preps the release of his new Chuck Inglish produced single “Boyz N Treme.” Single coming soon to iTunes.
Curren$y X Autograph X Hard Head Productionz
Curen$y drops by Hard Head Productionz Studio aka The Attic to record his verse for "Paper Mission" with Kashflow Da God. After recording, he signs his autograph on the famous "booth door."
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tum Tum feat. Killa Kyleon & Big Sant - Let Her Ride (Official Music Video)
Check out Tum Tum's new video "Let Her Ride" featuring Killa Kyleon & Big Sant. They pay homage to the Pimp C legacy by remixing a classic UGK track "Front Back, Side to Side" with their Recka produced rendention, "Let Her Ride"
Labels:
Big Sant,
Killa Kyleon,
Let Her Ride,
Tum Tum
PHRED DIAMOND [HiLL WiLL]- Rap Trappin (prod. Icon)
“It is my objective this year to have the people understand
consistency. Sleeping is for broke people, wake up. The moral of the
story is get to the money” - Phred Diamond
Download: PHRED DIAMOND [HiLL WiLL]- Rap Trappin (prod. Icon)
Labels:
HiLL WiLL,
Icon,
PHRED DIAMOND,
Rap Trappin
FUPM (Bobby Creekwater & Stat Quo) - Alright Alright
Bobby Creekwater and Stat Quo release the visuals for their latest leak "Alright Alright."
Labels:
Alright Alright,
Bobby Creekwater,
FUPM,
Stat Quo
Monday, January 23, 2012
Young Cam - Position of Power
Young Cam drops off another freestyle to Da Corner. Cam's next project, Tranquil Oasis, is due out real soon. #BillionairesRow
Young Cam - Position Of Power by NinosCorner
Download: Young Cam - Position of Power
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