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My Friends On Facebook 2018

almost like Eminem, but no

Morgan Wallen - Show Girl (unreleased)

TJ (Remastered) Prod. Mozha

From Aqua Raps YT Video: https://youtu.be/eq7ofW5eS5k

the world is yours - Aqua Raps

A remix of Lil Reese's "Mo Weed" produced by Yung Lan.

WIFED UP

Rapsody ft. Moonchild - "Fire"  Produced by Kash, Khrysis, and 9th Wonder

They Want It All

Opening instrumental track for the upcoming 8 track EP "A Love Supreme" by Cole James Cash.

A Love Supreme 

Download via iTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesElixir

Take a trip to Pro Era rapper Aaron Rose’s stomping grounds on “Parkside Ave,” the grimy new single from his much anticipated new EP, 'Elixir.'

Whereas previous single “Swank Corleone” was a straight-up banger, “Parkside Ave” showcases the Brooklyn artist’s ability to flow effortlessly over a grittier instrumental. It comes courtesy of J57, who provided a majority of the beats on 'Elixir.' And on this track, his production is all murk and head-nodding drums.

Of course, the artist formerly known as A La $ole uses the Boom bap backdrop to his advantage, especially when nearly blacking out during the final verse. It’s another impressive display of just how technically gifted Rose is as an emcee, but more importantly, it’s another reminder that Elixir is shaping up to be one of the year’s finest Hip-Hop releases.

“Parkside Ave” can now be streamed, and is available for download as the second instant grat track off the iTunes pre-order for 'Elixir,' which drops next Friday, December 16th, via Coalmine Records.

Previous: https://soundcloud.com/theaaronrose/swank-corleone
Elixir Press Release: http://bit.ly/ElixirPressRelease


Credits:
• Produced by J57: https://twitter.com/j57
• Mixed by Nastee: https://twitter.com/nasteeluvzyou
• Mastered by David Braxton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-braxton-79a022a0
• Artwork by Dan Lish: https://www.instagram.com/danlish1

Pre-Order Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesElixir
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/AmazonElixir

CD Pre-Order: 
• Fat Beats: http://bit.ly/FatBeatsElixir
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/AmazonElixirCD

Elixir Tracklist: 
01. The Root of Sole
02. The Art of Sole
03. Parkside Ave
04. Break It Down (feat. Domo Genesis) 
05. Jimmy’s Open Bar (Interlude)
06. The Shift (feat. Dirty Sanchez) 
07. Swank Corleone 
08. The Art of Sole (J57 Stay Paid Remix)
09. The Art of Sole (Instrumental)
*All tracks produced by J57, except for “The Shift” which is produced by The Audible Doctor, and “Swank Corleone” which is produced by Latrell James.

Aaron Rose Online:
• Twitter: http://twitter.com/TheAaronRose
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaaronrose
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theaaronrose
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/theaaronrose

Parkside Ave (Prod. By J57)

Get Over You(Why You Had To Be A Thot)-Drea

8BALL

BEAT = KILLA KLUMP & STYLES P. -HARD SHIT

SK8 SHIT, RIDE SHIT

This is my new song from my Major Album I'm dropping very soon. This is why I'm the best unsigned rapper in the world right now DJ SILK💯Music Video Coming Soon🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Tony DeYoung-Balls Deep''Explicit'' ''AUDIO''

LION KING (PROD. BY PENACHO)

My fourth rap song.Let me know what you think.

Uprising Prod.VeyCigz

Biography
Tony DeYoung could have been another casualty of the street. He might have ended up jail, or become the latest victim of a drug overdose. It was the power of music that drew him to a brighter goal. 

Tony grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts. His childhood was a trying time; much of it was spent on the street, hanging out with the wrong crowd and spiraling into drug addiction. It was on those streets, however, that he found music. At age 11, he was inspired by the song “Marshall Mathers”, from rap legend Eminem. Further listens convinced Tony that there was power in rap. The genre was compelling and meaningful, something he desired to be a part of. Toward the end of his teenage years, he sought an exit from the lifestyle that was slowly killing him by dedicating himself music. While his history of addiction repeatedly derailed his dreams, Tony fought to conquer his demons and has emerged one of the most promising rappers in New England.