Hood Rich Anthem (feat. 2 Chainz, Future, Waka Flocka Flame, Yo Gotti & Gucci Mane)

Always (feat. QUE., Gunplay, Waka Flocka Flame, and Tracy T)

Maceo Presents La Familia Hosted by DJ Scream

Street King (Kevin Gates)

Ball/Stunt

Persona

Worry Me

High Beam

I B Really Trapping

Smash Dat Hoe

Nothin But Some Money (feat. Casino)

Wat It Is

Rental Car

In da 6

Offset Swag

I Got It

Yung LA Speaks

Birds Flying High (feat. Fresh)

We In This Thang

Swagg Prayer

Aint I (feat. Big Kuntry)

Intro

All Of The Above (feat. Black Amigos)

Off Sett Swagg Birth

East Side Hoes

Big Dawg (feat. J-Money & Parlae)

Ball (feat. Serve-Man)

Whoa

Stacks Like Me

NBA-NFL

Off Sett (feat. Young Dro)

We Fly (feat. J-Money)

Blessings (feat. Mitchelle'l)

What Else (feat. Tracy T & Young D)

It's All In Your Hands (Official Street Parade 1998 Hymn)

It's All In Your Hands (Happy Mix)

It's All In Your Hands (Radio Mix)

Any movement requires a team. Atlanta's DJ Scream knows that fact very well. The artist, Hoodrich Entertainment founder, mogul, and personality has spent his entire career focusing on ways to assemble the strongest hip-hop collective possible, constantly looking to the underground and beyond for the next wave of talent. That same mindset fuels his forthcoming full-length debut for Maybach Music Group and Atlantic Records, Hunger Pains.

"It's a tribute to street music and all of the guys out there vying to reach a new level," he explains. "It's about being hungry whether you're just starting out or you've seen massive success in the game already. I wanted to bring those two sides together. I'm pushing the young artists who are trying to get to that legendary status as well as the icons to give me the same hunger. New people are playing with legends on the same court. The best music comes from being hungry and feeling those Hunger Pains. I'm the orchestrator of all that."

This became his dream at a very young age. With parents who actually met in a record store, Scream seemed destined to pursue music. After watching Juice, he recognized the power of being a DJ and saved up money for his first set of turntables at twelve-years-old. By the time he entered his senior year at college, he became the campus's hottest DJ, playing nearly four nights a week." I think I was making more than some of my professors," he laughs.

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