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Tech N9ne - Love 2 Dislike Me (Feat. Liz Suwandi & Tyler Lyon)

Tom P - Sloppy Seconds ft. RITTZ - Featured on Tom P's album 'The Preachers' Kid' available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and more. (Links on profile) The 20-track album was independently distributed by the Atlanta rapper on November 5 2013, and reached iTunes HOT 100 within the first week. It features collaborations with RITTZ (Strange Music) Jarren Benton (Funk Volume) Trinidad James (TIG Entertainment) REHAB and more. It is the 3rd release from independent rapper, Tom P, known for his intricate rhyming technique, versatility, and energetic live performance. He has toured with artists like Techn9ne, MGK, and Bone Thugs N Harmony. He has also opened/performed alongside; Three 6 Mafia, Yelawolf, Too Short, B.O.B, Gorilla Zoe, Raekwon, Project Pat, Mac Miller, Big KRIT, Mac Miller, MayDay, Goodie Mob, D12, Kilo Ali, Bubba Sparxxx, Nappy Roots, and many others. 

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TOM P ft. RITTZ - SLOPPY SECONDS (The Preachers Kid)

E40 Bendin' Corners (Skee Skert) (Bass Boosted)

Yelawolf - Take It Easy

Nobody Cares (The Remix) Feat. Krizz Kaliko, Stevie Stone, Wrekonize, Bernz, CES CRU - Tech N9ne

Produced by David Guetta, Jean-Claude Sindres & Sandy Vee for Gum Prod.

Sexy Bitch

Sexy Bitch (feat. Akon) (Extended)

Rittz - I Cried

Dj Waxwork Of Snowgoons The Waxecution

Tech N9ne- One Good Time

Rittz - Misery Loves Company

Video 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrf9kYK0M0U

Follow Rittz at:
http://twitter.com/therealrittz
http://facebook.com/rittzmusic
http://instagram.com/Rittz

Original Song by Poe
Original Lyrics by Poe
Original Production: RJ Rice & Poe (co-producer).




Rittz - Angry Jonny

TOMMY CLIPS (PROD JAPEIZM)

Hosanna (feat. Dave B)

SCREWDRIVER

"head turner" by rittz from his EP "After Mornin" in 2008

05.Head Turner [Dirty]

Tech N9ne - In My Head (with lyrics)

Nametag & Nameless - ‘For Namesake’

For Namesake features appearances from Black Milk & Guilty Simpson and more

Album Will Be Released On 4-16-2013

Nametag grew up in Detroit’s east, west, and north sides, constantly being shuffled around with his mother to avoid repercussions of his father’s drug addiction. He dealt with the familial struggles and nomadic lifestyle by burying himself into his notebook, penning lyrics about his experiences and drawing inspiration from legends like Rakim. He quickly became the latest member of a family chockfull of R&B and gospel vocalists, rhyming with his friends and relatives such as his cousins, Black Milk and Black Beethoven and he got involved in Detroit’s hip-hop history early, and in a big way: his first placement was on Slum Village’s ‘Dirty District Vol. 1’ compilation. 

From there, Nametag continued to body other Motor City classics such as Slum Village’s Dirty District Vol. 2 & his cousin’s Black Milk’s ‘Popular Demand’. But while contributing to others’ artist’s projects, Nametag continued to build his own footing with a collection of critically-acclaimed mixtapes, EPs and a full length album, ‘The Name Is Tag’; which eventually earned the respect of indie rap heavyweights and publications such as XXL, 2DopeBoyz, Detroit Free Press & more. 

Nameless is from Flint, Michigan, but his gritty soul and relentless work ethic are reminiscent of the legendary hip-hop producers from Detroit that have preceded him. Since placing his hands on a friend’s software and beat machine in 2002, he aspired to flip samples as craftily as idols such as J Dilla, Madlib, MF DOOM and others. He began plugging away in the lab, steadily creating sets of instrumental projects and using a knack for graphic design to craft head-turning album art. He eventually created “Feel It,” a single from Detroit staple Marv Won’s album ‘Wayne Fontes Music’ and since then “Detroit was hitting me up back to back” Nameless says. Since then, Nameless’ ability to morph dusty soul records into headphone-blaring bangers has turned him into one of the most prolific, sought-after young producers in the state. He now has nearly a dozen solo instrumental and compilation albums, and his ‘Flidelphia’ LP with Ron Dance placed his production behind Dwele, Paradime and others; and he has recently worked with DJ House Shoes, MarvWon & Vandalyzm and more.

While Nametag linked up with Nameless initially based on the similarity of their monikers, the duo’s chemistry was evident immediately, as they quickly created “Blaow!” and “Raw Dirty Filth,” the latter landing on DJ Premier’s satellite radio show. With the rest of their collaborative debut, ‘For Namesake’, the duo take theie biggest step yet toward living up to their hometown’s legacy. Nametag uses his candid, clever rhymes to address a fickle music industry, shady women, the resilience of his family and employs good old-fashioned sh*t talking, while Nameless’ melodic grit pays homage to Motown’s past. 

With appearances by Motor City vets (Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, Miz Korona) and youngsters (Mahd, Jahshua Smith) alike, ‘For Namesake’ continues to cement Nametag & Nameless as one of Detroit’s fastest rising talents.

New Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2WGPCHpYf0 

For More Information Please Visit:

@Nametag
www.itsnametag.com

02. Hype Break

Rittz Same Shit Different Day

RITTZ aka Jonny Valiant is a 26 year old rapper from Gwinnett County Georgia, a suburb of metro Atlanta also known as the Northside! Rittz credits East Coast for his lyrical influence but remains true to his southern style of rap. Rittz epitomizes the influence on middle America and makes great music people can relate to from the hood to the burbs!!! Instagram @ogflynndogg

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