The homie Skeazy came over today and we made this shit for your fucking earholes. Peep game.

Skeazy from Boxcutter Club
Produced by my mothafuckin homie: https://soundcloud.com/hoodiebeatz
Mixed and shit by me, recorded at my house.
Moderators mount tha fuck up

Dismemberment (Skeazy X Ekaj)*BOXCUTTER CLUB* [Prod. Hoodie Beatz]

The Best In Alberta (Feat. Samuel L. Jackson)

Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium heat; cook and stir zucchini until tender and liquid has evaporated, 5 to 10 minutes. Stir garbanzo beans and pesto into zucchini; lower heat to medium-low. Cook and stir until garbanzo beans are warm and zucchini is evenly coated, about 5 minutes; season with salt and pepper.

Boxcutter Club - Epitaph [Prod. Beatmaker Blackbird]

In God We Must Trust- Featuring Tygantik & Lil Ang

We Up Freestyle

Haters (prod. by Jacques Toni)

Hotnewhiphop Premiere:
 
David Banner is a name that needs no introduction in most rap circles, in the early 2000’s Banner stormed the scene from his home state of Mississippi – where no rappers had traditionally come from before him. He touted himself as not only a ferocious rapper, but also a producer – self-producing most of his work, as well as work for others (T.I., Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Maroon 5, Chris Brown and many others), including, “Like a Pimp” and T.I.’s hit, “Rubberband Man”. It quickly became apparent that Banner was a force to be reckoned with; especially when it came out that he was a few credits short of receiving his Master’s Degree in Education. Since then, Banner has gone on to star in major motion pictures (Black Snake Moan, Stomp The Yard, The Butler, Ride Along among others), release music, produce for others, and also start a new career as a keynote speaker.
 
It has been seven years since David Banner released an album (Death Of A Pop Star with 9th Wonder), which was done by design. He took his time to create The God Box, as he was fueled by the people he encountered on his speaking tours, he wanted to create something that spoke to the experience that black men have in this country – decidedly political, potentially even antagonistic, but that’s Banner’s style. He has never been one to let his thoughts or ideas sit idle. When asked what The God Box is Banner states “it’s more than an album, it’s an art exhibit.  It’s sort of like a secret. It’s something that people are going to have to come to their own conclusions on. Everyone will get something different out of the album; and I’ll let the listener decide what that is.”
 
Today, David Banner releases “Magnolia,” which takes on a different connotation from the official nickname for the state of Mississippi; Magnolia State (named as such due to the plentiful abundance throughout the state of both the flower and tree).   “The song represents the relationship of trees in Mississippi and Africans throughout history” Banner stated to Hotnewhiphop.  “The taller the tree, the broader the story, the shorter the tree, the more personal the perspective is.  My verse is about the relationship of the magnolia tree and African’s during slavery.”
 
Then she started to tell me how she was used in the lynching of blacks/branch cracked/broke her arm just so his neck wouldn’t snap/and if I would not have rapped/I’d probably meet the same damn fate/from the same damn rope/I’m about the same damn weight."
 
The God Box features an all-star cast, including Cee-Lo, Raheem DeVaughn, Big K.R.I.T, Black Thought, Trinidad James, WatchtheDuck & Big Rube and while Dave handles the production on half of the album himself, he also enlists production from DJ Khalil, DJ Swiff, Chris “THX” Goodman and more.
 
David Banner’s The God Box will be released on 5-19-17 Via EMPIRE and includes a 24-page booklet with lyrics and art for each song.

Magnolia (feat. CeeLo Green & Raheem Devaughn)

Sounds from Friday afternoon

TeamfsGang-Ben Motion

VIDEYALS

MERIDIAN

This album holds a groovy, funky, positive vibe, with heart felt true stories told over soul-full uplifting beats.

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Can also be found on spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Tidal and most other music platforms.

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