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DaWeirdo – LILLIE

Published

3 years ago

October 5, 2021

Nancy B

Today Midwest storyteller and lyricist DaWeirdo delivers to fans his heartfelt project titled LILLIE, a 10-song EP dedicated to his grandmother and the Southside of Chicago. Not only does this project have a special dedication to DaWeirdo’s grandma, but there is an underlying story about the record number of shootings across Chicago. Giving a front row seat to his life DaWeirdo even divulges into the trauma and loss that he experienced after losing his friends to gun violence in a mass shooting. “LILLIE is an EP dedicated to my grandmother. I’m focused on getting this music out to the world and letting them hear my stories on what’s happening on the frontline of Chicago,” DaWeirdo explained. “Through tough times, blessings come and I think LILLIE being dedicated to my grandmother, she’s sending those blessings from Heaven. Each track has its own story because also, just before my grandmother passed away, four days before that, there was a mass shooting, I lost like four friends of mine. So at that point in my life in June, it was a lot going on. It was a lot going on. I lost some friends to a mass shooting and four days later I lost my grandma.” DaWeirdo knows the blood stains on the city will be tough to wash away, but he hopes that his stories inspire change on the Southside of Chicago whether it saves one life of thousands. “On the Southside, we have a big stain on the city, it’s a big stain on the Southside and it’s noticeable, so that’s why people talk about it a lot. You know from crime, to drugs that’ve been distributed around the neighborhoods. The incidents that play out, so that’s why a lot of people talk about the Southside a lot,” DaWeirdo said. For those reasons DaWeirdo has focused his sound on being different and bringing something new to the game instead of the same old trap music with repetitive and recycled lyrics. DaWeirdo is telling a story and if you’re a real rap fan you will enjoy the lyricism and talent that goes into creating music of this caliber. “There was always something different about my videos. A lot of artists during that time, during the drill scene in 2015 was like man, he’s super creative, his videos are different, they’re weird. A lot of people that used to hear my music, like man this is different, something different, and DaWeirdo came about just for being creative. So that’s how I got that name DaWeirdo because you know, just sticking out, being creative and just telling stories in my own fashion way,” DaWeirdo explained. Avoiding the guns and shoot ’em up scenes DaWeirdo is not the typical rapper you will find on the drill rap scene. He’s beyond the drill scene at this point, DaWeirdo is his own scene and he’s not scared to step out on a limb and be himself in a stuffy room full of imposters. “Man you know, we set the plot, we sat down and came up with the storyboards and we always try to leave something for people to decode. Just being different. I get asked that question a lot, but just being different, because I mean the city that I’m from and the environment I’m from, which is Englewood, you’d think that I’d be pushing the drill rap scene. You know guns, shoot ’em up scenes, just something people are normally used to in Chicago or what they expect. But we created, and we cracked the code in it to just do things out of the norm.”

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Reezie Roc Releases Epic Visuals To “What Playas Ride To” A New Song From His New Album “Dapper Season 2”

Published

2 days ago

April 27, 2024

King O'muni Lens

In the realm of hip-hop style, few can rival Reezie Roc—and his newest music video is a testament to his unmatched flair. From tailored suits to top-shelf wine and cigars, Reezie Roc’s aesthetic is in a league of its own, solidifying his status as a true trendsetter.

But Reezie Roc isn’t just about the looks; he’s also reshaping the very fabric of hip-hop itself. With his sophisticated appearance and refined approach, he’s offering a breath of fresh air amidst the mainstream noise.

His music goes beyond entertainment—it’s a movement. Through his tracks, Reezie Roc imparts wisdom and insight, drawing from his own life experiences to guide listeners on a journey of self-discovery.

As the demand for new sounds grows, so does the influence of the Dapper Rap movement—a movement spearheaded by none other than Reezie Roc.

Fresh off the release of his latest album, “Dapper Season 2,” Reezie Roc continues to push boundaries and redefine the genre. Featuring collaborations with top-tier artists like Daizy Hunter, Imani Fordham, Cory Stone, and more, the album is a testament to Reezie Roc’s vision and influence.

For those eager to explore the cutting edge of hip-hop, look no further than “Dapper Season 2.” listen here:

Dive into the visuals for “What Playas Ride To” and immerse yourself in the world of Reezie Roc. With his leadership, the possibilities are limitless in this exciting new era of hip-hop.

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GBaby A Million Unleashes Heat with “Da City” Featuring DJ Tree Gotti & OG HUSTLE

Published

2 weeks ago

April 18, 2024

King O'muni Lens

GBaby A Million showcases his versatility and lyrical prowess in his latest smash single, “Da City,” featured on the album “Concrete Rose.” Teaming up with DJ Tree Gotti and OG HUSTLE, GBaby delivers an energetic anthem that resonates with the spirit of city life.

“Da City” is more than just a rap song—it’s a vivid portrayal of the culture, struggles, and triumphs found within city streets. With dynamic verses and a catchy beat, GBaby A Million, OG HUSTLE, and DJ Tree Gotti paint a picture of unity, resilience, and pride, capturing the essence of those who hustle and grind in the concrete jungle.

Listeners will find themselves nodding along to the infectious rhythm while absorbing the raw honesty and authenticity of the lyrics. GBaby A Million proves once again why he’s a force to be reckoned with in the hip hop scene, leaving audiences eager for more.

Don’t miss out on the fire vibes of “Da City” and be sure to check out GBaby A Million for more electrifying tracks.

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(Album) Dheezy (@DheezyDoesIt) – “Down Under Come Up Vol. 1: The Lonely Road” + “WTF Ya Mean?” f/ Kurupt & Planet Asia (Video)

Published

3 weeks ago

April 7, 2024

DaReal Fatboi

Australian Emcee Dheezy preps for worldwide stardom as he kicks off 2024 with an onslaught of All-Star releases Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, upcoming emcee and local hero Dheezy is Australia’s next up when it comes to Hip-Hop Supremacy. With his sights set on bringing home a gold album by this time next year, it’s safe to say that Dheezy has positioned himself nicely to ensure nothing but a win in the near future. While Dheezy’s debut worldwide LP titled “Tell Em’ Where You From” boasts an All Star line-up from the likes Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, Nate Dogg, Akon, Onyx, Royce the 5’9”, D-12, Chris Webby and more, the project is Executive Produced by Shady Records own Kxng Crooked, A&R’d by Wu-Tang’s own M-Eighty and even features an intro from Eminem himself. Coming off the success of the “Killah Kombo” EP (2023) alongside D-12’s own Bizarre, Dheezy intends to use his love for Hip-Hop, plus his non-stop recording and travel schedule between the United States and Australia

to ensure he gives fans, old and new, nothing but the best content as he paves his lane to super stardom.

After recently attending the 66th Annual Grammy’s in Los Angeles, CA, Dheezy derived a plan to drop a 4 part EP series leading up to the release of his debut LP whereby the series would be titled the “Down Under Come Up”. Each EP Volume packs mega features and visual content from the likes of Trippie Redd, Kurupt, Planet Asia, Boot Camp Clik, B Real of Cypress Hill and more. Starting with the launch of the “Down Under Come Up” Volume 1, and the release of the official audio / video single “WTF U Mean?” featuring Kurupt and Planet Asia, Dheezy plans on captivating the attention of Hip-Hop purists, party goers, trappers and more alike by dropping a volume of the EP series every 60-90 days. Dheezy is most definitely ready to shake things up, and embrace stardom as just a regular guy who came from nothing but a dream and ambition.