Name: Academy of Street Kings 99 Bpm by WhiteMAN ( Veselin Stoyanov )
Duration: 2 min 57 s
Description: Academy of Street Kings by WhiteMAN [ Free Sale Beat ]

Massachusetts emcees G Fam Black (Knuckle Dragguz) & Enels (Grimewav) combine to form a new team, 1692. This is their first single 'Abdullah the Butcher' prod by Boston production team CLOAQxDAGGER. The full project will be released on 5.21.21!

1692 - Abdullah The Butcher (Prod By CLOAQxDAGGER)

Produced by B Leafs
Mixed and Mastered by Jon Glass
Art by Dallas Van De Vorst

Matatan (feat. Estee Nack, Codenine, M-Dot & Al.Divino)(Prod by B Leafs)

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Written & Performed by: Awon & Fresh Daily
Produced, Arranged & Mixed by: Parental
Mastered by: Sven Friederichs
Artwork by: RVB

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The Life We Chose

The Life We Chose (Prod By BuckRoll Beats)

Price To Pay (Prod By BuckRoll Beats)

Academy of Street Kings by WhiteMAN [ Free Sale Beat ]

Academy of Street Kings  99 Bpm

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ちょっと待って

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好きに歌う　見せかけなんていらない
キメる smash no  瞬き
この個性 like a オールマイト
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My pain ぶちまき 俺ice cube
チャリで来たから　すぐに寝られない

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笑われてるやん　家族にも
ちょっと待って
行き場がないぜ　マジでどうしよう

Doit like 
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好きにやる仕方ないやん
いつ死ぬかもわかんやん
Die yong
ganja 
吸ってたら気分良くなった
Mind set なんてないんだよ　俺に
overdose 俺にかっけぇtrap をください

ちょ黙って
ちょっと待って
俺ギリギリすぎ　
West side juso city

West side juso city から
追い抜かす　一気に
しょんべん横丁　young OG  俺の名前billie 
俺らのことしらない？
そいつに言っとけ俺らgod 
気づかせるぞ　もうすぐで　
Bitch抱くぞ　一気に

ビッチを抱くぞ　一気に
夢叶えていく 地道に
あいつらと道がcheesing 
俺は強くなるぜ平気

ちょ黙って
ちょっと待って
俺ギリギリすぎ　
West side juso city

ちょ黙って

Hot Streak

Onyx’s New ‘Black Rock’ Album Will Be Released On 2-16-18

The release of today’s single is on a very somber note.  Yesterday, Chylow “Chyskillz” Parker, who produced and or co-produced the majority of Bacdafucup and an integral cog in the Onyx machine passed away due to a heart attack. “Rest in Paradise to our brother Chylow "Chyskillz" Parker, our condolences go out to his family and close friends, we will always acknowledge your contribution to the Onyx legacy.  Your music will always inspire. Love our brother!”

Years before anyone told you to “give up the goods,” Queens craziest Bal-Hed sons, Onyx, were already busy taking the Golden Era’s loot and taking it to new heights.  In the process they stamped the term “hardcore” in its darkest terms across the Hip-Hop vernacular with their trailblazing platinum debut Bacdafucup (under the guidance of their departed mentor and producer Jam Master Jay), which included the indelible singles “Slam” and “Throw Ya Gunz.” 

The multi-platinum group’s fearless nature has always set them apart.  From the menacing cover art for Bacdafucup; which captured four young, bald figures toting a shoulder-strapped automatic weapon, to their now instantly recognizable “MadFace” logo and taking hip-hop to a world that could “Slam” in an era where even looking at someone wrong at show could be the start of your ending. They gave 50 Cent his first major label platform (“React” from 1998’s Shut ‘Em Down album), made boom-bap gangsta, gave metal street cred and integrated the kinship of hip-hop and punk rock cultures to a wider global audience. Simply, Onyx didn’t break industry rules; they scared them the fuck away.

While their iconic status has propelled them into various movie and TV roles as actors (Fredro’s credits include Clockers, Sunset Park, Strapped, The Wire, Light It Up and Save The Last Dance, while Sticky’s include The Shield, Blade: The Series, Law & Order & CSI: Miami), two decades and a few classic albums later there is still nothing as exhilarating as listening to the greatness of Fredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz’ loud and abrasive deliveries.

In 2018, Onyx is back and bringing it bacdafucup in your face with their explosive new album, Black Rock, which will be released on 2-16-18.  Black Rock interpolates Onyx’s intense hardcore vocals, booming drums and heavy guitar riffs to create the most aggressive release of the group’s career.  “We came in with Run-DMC and Onyx are the new kings of rock” Fredro exclaims.  “The inspiration for Black Rock came from the song (title track) we did for the revolutionary Judgment Night Soundtrack.  It’s Hip-Hop meets Rock and Roll, boom bap and guitars; but what people don’t expect to hear from us is what makes this album so dope.”  

Track Listing and Credits for Onyx’s Black Rock Album:

1. ‘Onyx!!’
2. ‘Black Rock’ feat. DJ Nelson
3. ‘What U Want From Me’
4. ‘Blinded By The Light’ feat. Optimus
5. I’ma Fuckin Rockstar’ feat. Skyzoo
6. ‘Lighters Intro’
7. ‘Lighters’
8. ‘Greatest Day’ feat. Optimus
9. ‘O.D.’ feat. R.A. The Rugged Man
10. ‘Love Is A Gun’
11. ‘Point Em Out’
12. ‘Chasing The Devil’ feat. Optimus, Sickflow, Snak The Ripper

You can catch Onyx at a special concert performance for The Heart Of Hip Hop (Classics Edition) on 2-17-18 at NYCB Theatre along with Rakim, Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh, Keith Murray, Black Sheep and Black Rob.  Tickets are on sale now!

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/ONYX_HQ
https://twitter.com/Fredro_Starr
https://twitter.com/iamstickyfingaz
https://twitter.com/RAtheRuggedMan 
https://www.instagram.com/onyx_hq/
https://www.facebook.com/onyxhq
https://soundcloud.com/onyxhq
https://www.onyxhq.com/

Black Rock

Onyx f/ R.A. The Rugged Man "O.D."

One of the more versatile rappers that emerged from the “Dirty South” school of hip-hop in the early 2000’s, multi Gold and Grammy nominated North Carolina native Petey Pablo has demonstrated the art of mixing poignancy with sharp lyrics that reach across age, race and social status. The gruff voiced emcee was born and raised in Greenville, NC and is best known for rap anthems “Raise Up,” “Freek-A-Leek” and “Carolina Colors” which became mainstays on urban radio and is sports stadiums across the country.

“Raise Up” peaked at #1 on the US Billboard Rap chart and #25 on the Billboard Top 100.  “Freek-A-Leek” climbed to #2.  In addition to his solo-career, Petey has collaborated with Ciara (“Goodies”), Timbaland (“Red Bone”), Chris Brown (“Drop Rap”), Lil Wayne (“Gangsta Shit”) and many others. Petey has demonstrated his versatility with roles in Drumline, Just Another Day and most recently on Empire, a guest appearance that included writing and performing “Snitch Bitch” alongside Terrance Howard on the episode. 

His albums Diary of A Sinner: 1st Entry (which was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rap Album and included production from Timbaland) and Still Writing In My Diary: 2nd Entry (which included production from Timbaland, Kanye West, Scott Storch, Mannie Fresh & Lil Jon) showcase diverse efforts from stereotypical Dirty South decadence to poignant, autobiographical material that reflect on the hardships and challenges he experienced growing up in the deep south.  

After a very lengthy hiatus, Petey Pablo returns with a new comeback album, Keep On Goin’, a self produced project which will be released on 9-14-2018.  Today, “back like he never left,” Petey releases his new single and title track “Keep On Goin’.’

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/DaRealPetey
https://www.instagram.com/bigpoppapetey/
https://www.facebook.com/peteypablomusic/
https://www.peteypablo.com/

Keep On Goin'

Petey Pablo- Keep On Goin'

Apple Music/Beats1/Ebro Premiere

'I Think I Saw A Ghost'---Ghost gets his Rock Star on and shouts out Radiohead, Green Day, Van Halen, Metallica & Ozzy.

The Lost Tapes Is Available Tonight At Midnight!

Academy of Street Kings 99 Bpm

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