I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHTS

Tracklisting

[Local Houston Mix]
Devin The Dude - Doobie Ashtray
Tisakorean - Baggy
Sunnitharapper - Rare
Tim Woods - Meal Ticket
The Aspiring Me ft Fat Tony & Stoppa - Satellite City

I HAVE COPYRIGHT AGREEMENTS FOR ALL SONGS BELOW

[KTRU N CHILL MIX]
Chad Nathan - Warmth
Marcus Makes Beats x Miki Rose - Beautiful
Lex Leosis - Minor Setback
Coely - Nightcall
Rex Rebl - Superheros
Dane Simon - Mating Call
Blue Lights - Danny Zico & Zzay
Ira Ray - Monster
Michael Kirby - Black Professional
Jak Lizard - Messy
vhskid. - Rain Just Fall

[PHONE WALLET KEYS CHECK MIX]
KZE x Akwa Skywater - PORSCHE
T Clipse - Stayin Low
Yanko - Life Of A Rider
Daysavv - 365
Tht Boi Jonesy - Dis isn't Dat
Shivver - Take Your Time
PJ Aviles - Bien
One x Manic K - OCD

Living For The Weekend - Nov 10 2023

Andrew Davis (born April 27, 1989) commonly known as TAME, The Aspiring Me, and son of Houston hip-hop legend Big Mello, is an American rapper, music producer, and interdisciplinary artist from the suburb of Missouri City. Making his producer beginnings in 1998, by using cripple ware computer programs such as Cool Edit and Acid, Davis would download songs he heard on radio and loop segments of the songs to create music his friends and he could rap to for fun.

He rose to prominence in Texas after New York City based media outlet Complex Magazine listed his debut album “The Aspiring Me” top ten music projects to come out of Houston in 2013. This led to a two year stay in New York City from 2013- 2015, where he managed working at Whole Foods as a supervisor and a bi-monthly residency in Brooklyn New York entitled “Show & Tell NYC” dedicated to sharing and the art of story telling. During his stay Davis was apart and under management of Brooklyn based collective, Vapor Trails. Following the disbandment of the collective Davis returned to Houston to continue his practice.

2017 marked his debut as a conceptual performance artist: exhibiting at the Houston Museum Of African American culture; later, in March 2018 at the interactive, film and music festival SXSW as well as Houston arts organization Diverse Works. He is an 2019 SACI, 2020 Idea Fund & 2021 City’s Initiative grant awardee.