“Homecooking” is the intro track from from the highly anticipated “That 70s Tape” by artist “The Nickname Dude” out of New Orleans, La.  It is heartfelt with soulfood melodies and strong lyricism to keep you full from the stories and poetic street nature of the sound of the 9th ward.

Homecook'n (Intro)

“Protecting My Cellmate” is a track from the critically acclaimed “That 70’s Tape” created by “The Nickname Dude” from New Orleans, La.  The controversial video attached to the song features the late genius “Ra Heem” and produced by “John Travi$” from Chicago.

Protecting My Cellmate feat. Ra Heem

“Disco Fever” the skit from the mesmerizing stlyed track produced by Evan Theodore (E. T) was created at the time when there was no concept of the album tittle or perceptionwhich was amazing.  The Nickname Dude goes in the intrenchment of the 70s lifestyle from the plight of black exploitation.

Disco Fever (Skit)

“Ghetto Music” produced by Brantley from Nashville Tn was another track made with no idea of the “The 70’s Tape” being built.  The Nickname Dude describes arguably the ultimate intelligence of what the world calls “ghetto music”.  Another 70s legend blessed the song and magic was made.

Ghetto Music

“Anything” (Classic)
The Nickname Dude
Produced by John Travi$

ANYTHING

“The Key” , which charted on Revernation’s top 10 multiple weeks, was created and produced by “The Nickname Dude” in the description of the keys to life in the zones of danger.  This is a 70s track we all are fulmiliar with involving inspirational lyricism.

The Key

“That Building” (CLASSIC)
The Nickname Dude
Produced by “John Travi$”

THAT BUILDING

Hip hop artist (lyrical)... Born on Mardi Gras in the city of New Orleans, this is where the legend continues from..enjoy!