"Dedicated to The Family's who have lost love to War" Co-Staring Keri Hilson
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Audio Push "B.O.W." Brodies over Wodies
Price Tag and Octane "Audio Push" who brought you there first single "Teach Me How To Jerk" are back hitting the streets again with there hot new single "B.O.W."
Chris Brown "No BullSh*&#"
Another hitter off of Chris Brown and Tyga's New Mixtape "Fan of a Fan" Entitled "No BullSh*&#". Keeping it real sexy and straight to the point.
Rhianna's New Blazing single "Rockstar 101"
This is Probably one of my favorite songs off of Rhianna's Album "Rated R" entitled "Rockstar 101" and Shout out to Travis Barker on the Drums.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Music Monday: Chris Brown and Tyga "Deuces"
This Is a great way too start off Music Mondays. Chris Brown Tyga and Kevin McCall came together to make this smash hit "Deuces" from Tyga and Chris Brown's New Mixtape "Fan of a Fan" Which Is the main conversation in the streets right now.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
The Mad Violinist (cover) A.Keys - Un-Thinkable
Ashanti Ford aka the Mad Violinist Covers Alicia Key's hit Un-Thinkable. The man has pure talent. Watch and Love!
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheMadViolinist
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheMadViolinist
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Pure Inspiration
The Late and Great Gerald Levert 's Daughter Carlysia Levert Put a group of young Hollywood artists together to recreate MJ's Earth Song. One Word "Amazing"
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Interview With YS (Yesir)
In 2002 Shawn Henderson aka Y.S. Yesir was one of the main artists of the former group Da Hoodfellaz, with a hit cd “From Grindin’ to Shinin” with former members Johnny Cash and Pete Erruption. The album featured the legendary group “Mob Figaz” with members like the Jacka, Fed-X, and the Husalah. RobLo produced all tracks on the album. Y.S Yesir also appeared on the Jacka’s album (Jacka of the Mob Figaz) on a track with Queens Bridge’s Cormega and appeared in videos like “Hey Girl”.
In 2004 Y.S. Yesir relocated to Seattle, Washington where he begun opening shows for notorious artists such as The Clispe, Petey Pablo, and Lil’ Scrappy and many other locals as well.
Beginning in 2006, Y.S. Yesir resided back to his home in the bay area, where he sought to seek full custody of his two daughters that was later granted in mid 2007. Now he is currently still a single parent while also focusing on turning his hard work into blessings.
In 2008, Y.S. Yesir released his mixtape vol-1 a 16-track cd “Back Again Street Appetizer” which was hosted by Hunid Racks out of San Francisco and presented by his own label Family and that’s all music group (F.A.T.A).
In 2009, Y.S. Yesir collaborated with Mr. Sef of Go Get It Records where they both began consulting business together.
At the start of 2010, Y.S. Yesir released vol-2 of his mixtape titled “Da Hood Suppa” hosted by DJ Slowpoke. With productions within his company, artists of (F.A.T.A) and other bay area locals such as Nio the Gift, Dubb 20 etc. Ninety percent of the beats on this mixtape were original. Timeless Inc, Mob Shop Ent, Hunid Racks, and ProSoundFoam.com sponsored the Mixtape vol-2. Y.S. Yesir will be opening a show for Mike Jones in Marysville, Washington on May 15 2010.
Debut of his new album “Long Overdue:EP” is yet to be released including features of top hot bay area artist like The Jacka, and Rydah J. Klyde of The Mob Figaz, Laroo THH, Matt Blaque, Nutt-So, Yung Lott, Lee Majors, Krypto, Eddi Projex, Even Odds, and Damey of The Diligentz. Now this album currently being distributed by Push Distribution Company and will join them on tour.
So....Let's talk music
Q: Where did your stage name YS (YeSir) come from? What is the Meaning behind it?
YS: My real name is Shawn. When I was twelve years old my peers called me Y.S and it stood for Young Shawn. Now that I'm grown it stands for Yesir.
Q: Being a rap artist from the Bay area do you feel you have a lot of pressure on you to shine over the other artist?
YS: My music speaks for itself , my sound is unique I'm a true artist so its definitely going to wake they game up for anybody who's not bringing any heat so no I don't feel any pressure.
Q: How long have you had this passion to do music? Do you remember what your first rap was about?
YS: All my life because I grew up in a church foundation so music was sealed inside me at a young age. I wrote my first rap when I was twelve. My name is Shawn, I'm number one, and the name of my game is having some fun. lol"
Q: At this moment in music we have a lot of new artist in the game, who have you been listening to lately?
YS: "Myself" lol The Jacka, Jay-z, Lil Wayne, Laroo, E-40.
Q: I was listing to your music and I realize you have real dope delivery, How would you discribe your sound?
YS: Original. The Bay Area mix with southern swagg.
Q: What is next for YS, any shows, mixtapes, or albums dropping soon?
YS: I'm opening up for Mike Jones May 15, in Marysville Washington. Long Overdue the E.P dropping this coming summer. Featuring hot top Bay Area artists. Just joined Push Distribution company and soon will be goin on tour. GGI and F.A.T.A is executive producers for the Long Overdue E.P.
www.blackhollywoodblog.blogspot.com
In 2004 Y.S. Yesir relocated to Seattle, Washington where he begun opening shows for notorious artists such as The Clispe, Petey Pablo, and Lil’ Scrappy and many other locals as well.
Beginning in 2006, Y.S. Yesir resided back to his home in the bay area, where he sought to seek full custody of his two daughters that was later granted in mid 2007. Now he is currently still a single parent while also focusing on turning his hard work into blessings.
In 2008, Y.S. Yesir released his mixtape vol-1 a 16-track cd “Back Again Street Appetizer” which was hosted by Hunid Racks out of San Francisco and presented by his own label Family and that’s all music group (F.A.T.A).
In 2009, Y.S. Yesir collaborated with Mr. Sef of Go Get It Records where they both began consulting business together.
At the start of 2010, Y.S. Yesir released vol-2 of his mixtape titled “Da Hood Suppa” hosted by DJ Slowpoke. With productions within his company, artists of (F.A.T.A) and other bay area locals such as Nio the Gift, Dubb 20 etc. Ninety percent of the beats on this mixtape were original. Timeless Inc, Mob Shop Ent, Hunid Racks, and ProSoundFoam.com sponsored the Mixtape vol-2. Y.S. Yesir will be opening a show for Mike Jones in Marysville, Washington on May 15 2010.
Debut of his new album “Long Overdue:EP” is yet to be released including features of top hot bay area artist like The Jacka, and Rydah J. Klyde of The Mob Figaz, Laroo THH, Matt Blaque, Nutt-So, Yung Lott, Lee Majors, Krypto, Eddi Projex, Even Odds, and Damey of The Diligentz. Now this album currently being distributed by Push Distribution Company and will join them on tour.
So....Let's talk music
Q: Where did your stage name YS (YeSir) come from? What is the Meaning behind it?
YS: My real name is Shawn. When I was twelve years old my peers called me Y.S and it stood for Young Shawn. Now that I'm grown it stands for Yesir.
Q: Being a rap artist from the Bay area do you feel you have a lot of pressure on you to shine over the other artist?
YS: My music speaks for itself , my sound is unique I'm a true artist so its definitely going to wake they game up for anybody who's not bringing any heat so no I don't feel any pressure.
Q: How long have you had this passion to do music? Do you remember what your first rap was about?
YS: All my life because I grew up in a church foundation so music was sealed inside me at a young age. I wrote my first rap when I was twelve. My name is Shawn, I'm number one, and the name of my game is having some fun. lol"
Q: At this moment in music we have a lot of new artist in the game, who have you been listening to lately?
YS: "Myself" lol The Jacka, Jay-z, Lil Wayne, Laroo, E-40.
Q: I was listing to your music and I realize you have real dope delivery, How would you discribe your sound?
YS: Original. The Bay Area mix with southern swagg.
Q: What is next for YS, any shows, mixtapes, or albums dropping soon?
YS: I'm opening up for Mike Jones May 15, in Marysville Washington. Long Overdue the E.P dropping this coming summer. Featuring hot top Bay Area artists. Just joined Push Distribution company and soon will be goin on tour. GGI and F.A.T.A is executive producers for the Long Overdue E.P.
www.blackhollywoodblog.blogspot.com
www.Twitter.com/ysyesir
www.Myspace.com/ysyesir
www.Youtube.com/ys.yesir
Lil Jon Teams up with Mario and R. Kelly
Lil Jon Feat. Mario and R. Kelly- Miss Chocolate
....Does this Mean the Light skinned sistas are out of style now?
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Interview with Rap Artist L.M. on his new Mixtape Tilted "RAW"
This is a must Hear/Have No Sleeping on L.M.'s new Mixtape "RAW" Download Link is just a click away and the end of the Interview.
Q: What makes "RAW" different from all the other mixtapes that are dropping daily?
L.M.:Well for starters, alot of music that's coming out today is not music that the average joe can relate to. Im just an everyday dude from around the way speaking from an average persons stand point and I think my music reflects that. I want people to not only be able to connect with me as an artist, but as a person. I speak on various topics whether it be love, hate, the struggle, politics etc. These are all things that everybody can relate to one way or another. Even if you cant relate to every song, I'm almost positive that there will be at least that one record that you can maybe relate to.
Q: I had a Chance to listen to a couple tracks from your new mixtape and I am really feeling "Hustla Named Johnny", what is the inspiration behind that joint?
L.M.:Appreciate that. Well to be honest, "Hustla Named Johnny" is me. But not only is it me, it millions of black males around the world experiencing the exact same things and feeling the exact same way. I remember when I first heard the beat I was actually sitting at home watching the movie Higher Learning, and in that movie one quote in particular stuck with me in my head. The quote was "How does is feel to know that even if you graduate college you still may not be able to get a job because of the color of your skin?" That inspired me to take my personal situation and how I was feeling at the time and mix it with a little bit of what transpired in the movie and that's pretty much how I came up with that record.
Q: As a rap artist can you see yourself being mainstream, or would you prefer being underground?
L.M.:When the time is right I can definitely see myself being a mainstream artist. However I feel like my ultimate success wont be determined on how many records I sell, but rather how man people I can inspire and touch through my music. Behind that within a matter of time everything else is due to fall into place.
Q: For artists that are just getting started do you have any advice for them on how to get there music heard by DJ's or potential fans?
L.M.:The Internet has been very powerful tool for the past I would say four years, but the game looks as if its once again shifting away from that so you really have to do ground work and show face along side that. I think DJ's and fans actually want to support you more when they physically see you out here grinding. If your doing that then they have to eventually hear about you one way or another.
Q: What is next for you after you drop this mixtape? Will there be any shows coming up?
L.M.:Yeah I'm planning to do a Promo Tour this summer and hit a couple different cities across the country in attempt to gain new fans. Besides that, I'm going right back to work on my next project and just try to feed off the energy I'm getting from the positive feedback from the RAW mixtape. Just keep on working and try to perfect my craft.
Download the Mixtape here: http://www.limelinx.com/files/8553a116277eba1b8b7bed5efa4b9a75
www.twitter.com/LMHUSTLE4LIFE
http://www.lmhustle4life.com/
Q: What makes "RAW" different from all the other mixtapes that are dropping daily?
L.M.:Well for starters, alot of music that's coming out today is not music that the average joe can relate to. Im just an everyday dude from around the way speaking from an average persons stand point and I think my music reflects that. I want people to not only be able to connect with me as an artist, but as a person. I speak on various topics whether it be love, hate, the struggle, politics etc. These are all things that everybody can relate to one way or another. Even if you cant relate to every song, I'm almost positive that there will be at least that one record that you can maybe relate to.
Q: I had a Chance to listen to a couple tracks from your new mixtape and I am really feeling "Hustla Named Johnny", what is the inspiration behind that joint?
L.M.:Appreciate that. Well to be honest, "Hustla Named Johnny" is me. But not only is it me, it millions of black males around the world experiencing the exact same things and feeling the exact same way. I remember when I first heard the beat I was actually sitting at home watching the movie Higher Learning, and in that movie one quote in particular stuck with me in my head. The quote was "How does is feel to know that even if you graduate college you still may not be able to get a job because of the color of your skin?" That inspired me to take my personal situation and how I was feeling at the time and mix it with a little bit of what transpired in the movie and that's pretty much how I came up with that record.
Q: As a rap artist can you see yourself being mainstream, or would you prefer being underground?
L.M.:When the time is right I can definitely see myself being a mainstream artist. However I feel like my ultimate success wont be determined on how many records I sell, but rather how man people I can inspire and touch through my music. Behind that within a matter of time everything else is due to fall into place.
Q: For artists that are just getting started do you have any advice for them on how to get there music heard by DJ's or potential fans?
L.M.:The Internet has been very powerful tool for the past I would say four years, but the game looks as if its once again shifting away from that so you really have to do ground work and show face along side that. I think DJ's and fans actually want to support you more when they physically see you out here grinding. If your doing that then they have to eventually hear about you one way or another.
Q: What is next for you after you drop this mixtape? Will there be any shows coming up?
L.M.:Yeah I'm planning to do a Promo Tour this summer and hit a couple different cities across the country in attempt to gain new fans. Besides that, I'm going right back to work on my next project and just try to feed off the energy I'm getting from the positive feedback from the RAW mixtape. Just keep on working and try to perfect my craft.
Download the Mixtape here: http://www.limelinx.com/files/8553a116277eba1b8b7bed5efa4b9a75
www.twitter.com/LMHUSTLE4LIFE
http://www.lmhustle4life.com/
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
One Name "Wale" One Word "Diary"
DC Chillin Wale's New Single "Diary" from his debut album Attention Deficit Which is out now
CHECK OUT COLB!!! NEW MIXTAPE COMING SOON!!!
Ya Boy COLB is on the Come up, No Sleeping! Check out Various artists Supporting COLB in this Video also Mixtape his is dropping soon be on the look out.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Beyonce Is back at It "Why Don't you Love me"
"Why don't you love me when I make me so D@#$ easy to Love"
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Music = Life
Music has been and always will be the biggest part in my life. With out the creative lyrics and the Melodic tunes this thing called living would be pointless. I love to see new artists still have that same passion and drive for the art of music.
Just a Couple Songs that Keeps Me Motivated-
"A Tribe Called Quest- Electric Relaxation"
"Common Sense- I Used to Love Her"
"Kanye West- All Falls Down"
"Whitney Houston- I Wanna Dance With Somebody"
Speacial Thanks to www.YouTube.com
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