The Hood Report Radio Show
Looking for DJsRequirements: -Ustream and|or blogtalkradio (depending on DJs personal setup) *mixes are welcomed also
-Multiple shows - [Wednesdays 6pm - 8pm | Fridays 11pm - 1am] -Independent and Major Artist. All Genres acceptable. Artist Music Review | Breaking Records | Interviews If you are interested in receive air play send a track to hoodreportradio@gmail.com along with contact information and track info. Want to be one of our weekly special guest Host?!? You must have a great speaking voice and be articulate. Interested in an interview? Be sure to contact info@kishezjuice.com Sub: Interview
Showing posts with label Mixtapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mixtapes. Show all posts
Da' Hitman, DJ Beanz, DJ Yckor, DeeJay T-Dubb present "Third Coast Party"
DaHitman,
DeeJay T-Dubb,
DJ Beanz,
DJ Ykcor,
Indie,
Mixtapes,
Releases,
Third Coast DJs,
Third Coast Party
THIRD COAST DJS PRESENT “THIRD COAST PARTY”
Full 1 hour Mix
http://www.mediafire.com/?qhoinn05n0o
Individual Tracks
http://www.mediafire.com/?muymzqczchu
Da’ Hitman Set
01 Mike Baggz ft Melz - I'm So Fly
02 Sammie - Pretty Girl Anthem
03 Starrbie - Bad Girl
04 Tam Tam & 6Tre G - U Boppin
05 Wreck-a-Mic ft Teflon and Magno - Peep The Way I Strut
06 Wreck-a-Mic - Ziplock Fresh
07 Chalie Boy - I Look Good Remix
08 Miss B - I’m So Pretty
09 Chalie Boy - Look Like Money
DJ Beanz Set
10 Shy FX - Jungle Massive/Original Nuttah Clip
11 Aphrodite - Wishing On A Star Remix
12 Shy FX - Gangsta Jungle
13 Superman (Jungle Remix)
14 Aphrodite/Luniz - I got 5 On It Remix/Jungle Mash Up
15 Aphrodite/Fugees - Ready or Not Jungle Remix
16 AK1200 - Drowning Remix
DJ Ykcor Set
17 50 Cent - Baby By Me (DJ Ykcor Remix)
18 Lady Saw - Me Hold You
19 Gyptian - Hold Yuh
20 Wayne Marshall - Dance
21 Voicemail - Put It Up
22 Mr. Vegas - Deh Pon The Scene
23 Serani - We Grow
24 Beenie Man - Mount Everest
25 Mr. Vegas - Let Them Talk
26 Danny English & Egg Nog - Party Time
27 Wayne Wonder - No Letting Go
28 Kevin Little - Tempted To Touch
DeeJay T-Dubb Set
29 Slick Rick – Children’s Story
30 Montell Jordan – This is How We Dom It
31 Digital Underground – Humpty Dance
32 Salt & Pepa ft. E.U. – Shake Ya Thang
33 Brand Nubian – Drop The Bomb
34 Jade – Don’t Walk Away
35 Eric B. & Rakim – I Ain’t No Joke
36 Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock – Joy & Pain
37 Sam The Beast – Knock Some Boots
38 L.L. Cool J – Jingling Baby
39 Cool C. – The Glamorous Life
DJ BLAZITA & DJ SUSS ONE - NIGHTMARE IN NEW YORK HOSTED BY FIVE THE GENERAL!
|
|
|
01 Nightmare in NY Intro |
 |
|
|
|
|
www.WeRunHipHop.com
We "The People" Run Hip Hop Music
Freekey Zekey and 730 DIPS Recap
|
|
|
|
King Smij Presents Olivia's 'Under The Radar' Mixtape
Listen & Download Here
1. Intro with Ed Lover
2. Take It Off (Remix) (feat. Maino)
3. Control (feat. Drake)
4. When it’s Real
5. Interview with Ed Lover
6. In My Bedroom (feat. 50 Cent)
7. Lonely Girl
8. I Got You (feat. Webstar)
9. Rub Me Up (feat. Serani)
I0. Get It In (Freestyle)
11. Next 2 You
12. Never Too Far
13. Rich Dollaz Speaks
14. Here We Go Again
1. Intro with Ed Lover
2. Take It Off (Remix) (feat. Maino)
3. Control (feat. Drake)
4. When it’s Real
5. Interview with Ed Lover
6. In My Bedroom (feat. 50 Cent)
7. Lonely Girl
8. I Got You (feat. Webstar)
9. Rub Me Up (feat. Serani)
I0. Get It In (Freestyle)
11. Next 2 You
12. Never Too Far
13. Rich Dollaz Speaks
14. Here We Go Again
15. Mike Epps Outro
Biography
Olivia is not only a singer/songwriter but also a composer, producer, arranger and much more. While most little girls were playing with dolls Olivia was using her playtime to write music and poetry. She realized very early that she truly had a passion for the arts. This Jamaican born beauty first poetry work was published in the book 'Shadows and Light" and was then inducted into the National Library of Congress just four years later. Even though she loved poetry her passion was to pursue music. Olivia always knew she wanted to be a vocalist and singing at her parents church on Sunday's made her appreciate the beauty of sound. Her family decided to allow her to explore her musical abilities by taking guitar, piano and vocal training lessons. After a very short period of time they realized she was a natural! Olivia was ready to pursue her dream of becoming a recording artist and a songwriter. Even though Olivia's vocal ability was almost impossible to ignore her parents believed that a quality education came first.
She graduated from Bayside High School in Queens New York and immediately continued her education at Hofstra University. She then transferred to Five Towns College to pursue her passion for the music that she so loved. When she wasn't attending classes or studying she was working hard in the studio writing and recording music. It took her no time to complete her very first album. Olivia then signed a production deal with Tallest Tree and got an opportunity to work with one of her favorite artist’s, R&B Crooner Joe. To Joe’s surprise her professionalism and work ethic was already that of a super star as she worked tirelessly in the studio.
Olivia’s reputation quickly landed her a meeting with an Arista executive who then introduced her to the legendary Clive Davis. He was so blown away by the 19 year old's vocal ability and raw talent that he decided to sign Olivia immediately as the first artist to his newly established label, J records. Clive took her under his wing mentoring her and showing her what the music business was all about; ultimately helping mold her into a super star. Her gold selling song "Bizounce" was the lead single for the release of her self titled debut album in 2000, which eventually sold close to 500,000 copies.
Although she greatly respected and admired Mr. Davis, her debut album caught the ear of many other music executives, including Jimmy Iovine, who enticed her to sign a new record deal at Interscope Records. Super Producer Dr. Dre and Rap Icon 50 Cent both expressed extreme interest in Olivia once she was on Interscope. 50 Cent prevailed and she soon joined him as The First Lady of GUnit. With Chris Lighty and the entire Violator team behind GUnit's only female R&B artist she quickly flourished. Hits like "Candy Shop" and "Best Friend" brought the versatile artist to radio around the world.
Wanting to expand her musical gifts beyond the hooks of rap records, the now seasoned Olivia has chosen to take command of her own career. She is more focused than ever before, touring and creating her new album Show The World, which showcases her harmonious vocal and writing talents. The album includes up tempos, mid tempos, and ballads that incorporate collaborations with Missy Elliott, Neyo, Bryan Michael Cox, Rockwilder, the incomparable Miss Betty Wright and many more. Olivia is not only busy touring and working on her album but she's also feverously in the studio writing new hits for a variety of artists, creating a clothing line with Victoria's Secret as well as producing her very own recording artists. Rapper Bingo aka "Midnight Chris" and Reggae artist Boneyman. Since leaving GUnit, Olivia has been focused on creating a new persona that has expanded beyond just hip-hop.
Based off of the hypnotic first single, “Take It Off”, Olivia Is forging a new flame in R&B. Her pursuit and love of music will cement her within the industry for years to come. She will continue to prove that she has numerous talents to Show The World.
Contact & Connect
http://www.oliviaworldwide.com/
http://www.twitter.com/olivialongott
http://www.myspace.com/oliviasthe1
http://www.twitter.com/Kingsmij
http://www.twitter.com/richdollaz
Red Cafe & DJ Superstar Jay present: LORE'L - 'Welcome To The Movie' Mixtape
Red Cafe & DJ Superstar Jay present Shakedown's covergirl, Lore'l. Featured rapper on "Tap" It by Red Cafe & DJ Spinking, "Tonight" by Fabolous & Red Cafe, "Why R U remix" by Amerie, "Hottest In The Hood remix" w/ Lloyd Banks, Juelz Santana, Busta Rhymes.
Biography
Those who are destined for greatness are created as an outlet. They become a voice that not only speaks to, but touches people everywhere. This is what has been said about Shakedown Entertainment’s newest artist, the 22 year old Lore’l who hails from Brooklyn, NY. Lore’l began working in Promotions & Marketing for Sony records at age 16 and quickly advanced on an upward spiral. She dedicated all of her free time to pursuing a career as an artist. Lore’l started off singing and doing hooks for local rappers and then began rapping herself. Her participation in daily freestyle sessions in the “Training Room” with the legendary underground group, The Outsidaz, honed Lore’l’s rap skills to be razor sharp. She continued to move discreetly through the industry on a variety of levels, and was, and still is, unforgettable and highly favored. Lore’l, the name, represents her “style of difference” that will separate her from all the others.Executives at Sony records would often call on the teenaged Lore’l to spit a rhyme at the drop of a hat and there were many a rap battle in those offices where Lore’l would shine. That led to Lore’l being featured on the remix of Lyfe Jennings’ hit single “Must be Nice”. In tune with her keepin’ an ear to the street persona Lore’l became part of New York’s biggest female club promotions company, Jingling Baby. Her name began to sizzle as she grabbed the attention of event goers and she met Red Café during a party he hosted for Jingling Baby. Soon after, Lore’l was featured on T.I.’s Grand Hustle Compilation Mixtape on a song with Big Kuntry King.
In late 2006, Lore’l moved to South Beach, Miami and began her studies towards a career in Entertainment Law. During that time she remained in touch with Red Café and it was no surprise that she was once again back on the rap scene. Santos Miami Live became her stomping grounds and the interest in Lore’l began to rise as she performed weekly. While keeping to her studies Lore’l was performing, recording, managing local artists, and working for Slip n Slide records. After hearing a few songs Lore’l had completed, Red Café offered her an opportunity to join Shakedown and immediately put her on the remix to his smash hit, Hottest In The Hood with himself, Diddy, Lloyd Banks, Juelz Santana, & Busta Rhymes, to an amazing response around the country. Lore’l packed up her belongings, her dog, and drove solo from Miami back to her home in NYC and the rest of the movie has yet to be written…
http://www.starringlorel.com/
http://www.twitter.com/StarringLoreL
http://www.twitter.com/REDCAFESD
http://www.hottestinthehood.com/
http://www.twitter.com/hottestindahood
http://www.twitter.com/DJSuperstarJAY
http://www.myspace.com/djsuperstarjay
BOOKINGS: SHAKEDOWNSHOWS@GMAIL.COM
Coast 2 Coast Mixtape DJs Present - Mr. 1.5 (We Major Now) Feat. Big-B (Mixed by DJ Ykcor)
|
Contact & Connect
DJ YKCOR/WHITE SHADOW
DJ/Producer/Engineer
Coast2Coast DJs
Fleet DJs
Nu Revolution DJs
The Mixtape Syndicate
http://www.djykcor.com
http://www.myspace.com/djykcor
http://www.facebook.com/djykcor
http://www.twitter.com/djykcor
DJ HeadBussa Presents: Supply & Demand V.31
Listen & Download Here
Track List:
01. Dj HeadBussa Intro
02. Party Boyz – Flex (Remix) (feat. T-Pain & Waka Flaka)
03. Brisco – On the Wall (feat. Lil Wayne)
04. Yogi Speaks
05. Yogi – Fresh Out
06. Shawty Lo Speaks
07. Shawty Lo – WTF (feat. Lil Wayne)
08. Waka Flaka – Hands (feat. Gorilla Zoe)
09. Roscoe Dash – Show Out
10. Rocko – Maybe
11. Jay Starr – Fuck Is U Doin
12. Dat Dude – AO (feat. Disco & Poetic from Treal)
13. Sean Teezy – Turn to the Max (feat. Roscoe Dash, Travis Porter, Waka Flocka)
14. Flem Blak – Turn Me Up (feat. B.O.B.)
15. Dj HeadBussa Plug
16. Yung Joc – Drip (feat. Lil Wayne)
17. KT Baby – That’s Him
18. Yung Ro – Fresh than a Mall
19. 1090 Blokk Boyz – Nikki
20. B.O.B. – Bet I Bust (Playboy Tre & T.I.)
21. Project Pat – Take Sumthing
22. Young Jeezy – Go Girl (feat. Ludacris)
23. Tom G – I’m A G (feat. Lil Boosie & Frank Lini)
24. Grafh – Bout That (feat. Jim Jones)
25. Crosstown Thrax – Talk
26. Dj HeadBussa Outro
Contact & Connect
http://www.djheadbussa.com/
http://www.myspace.com/djheadbussa
http://www.twitter.com/dJheadbussa
http://www.insightpromotions.blogspot.com/
http://www.twitter.com/insight_promos
King Swat & Major Moves Ent Presents Major Movements Mixtape Vol. 27
Listen & Download Here
01. Maine Skrapp & International Blizz - Rose Mixed Wit Henny
02. Yo Gotti & Fat Joe - Over
03. Styles P - Its Over
04. Young Jeezy - Greatest Trapper Alive
05. Skanks The Rap Martyr - Battle Rappers
06. B.o.B ft T.I. - Not Lost
07. Game ft Nipsey Hussle - Ha Ha (Freestyle
08. Jim Jones ft Mel Matrix - Slow Down (Remix
09. N.O.R.E. & Imam Thug - R.I.P. Guru
10. Raekwon - Jolly Ranchers
11. Joell Ortiz - Letter To Sanaa
12. B.o.B ft. Eminem & Hayley Williams - Airplanes pt. 2
13. Tone Trump ft. Grafh & Trav - You Could Get Got
14. Torch ft Busta Rhymes - Bang Yo City
15. Trina ft Nicki Minaj & Lady Saw - Dang A Lang
16. Pill - Shottas
17. Game - 400 Bars
18. Young Buck - Soldiers Sermon
19. B.o.B - Fame
Contact & Connect
Coast2Coast DJ's King Swat Presents Major Movements Mixtape Vol. 26
Listen & Download Here
1. Joell Ortiz - Lemonade
02. Tone Trump ft Plies - Thug N
03. Skanks The Rap Martyr - Last Of A Dying Breed
04. Hell Rell ft Jadakiss - Coward
05. Junior Reid ft Cassidy - Im So Crazy (Remix)
06. Gyptian ft Nicki Minaj & Vybz Kartel - Hold Yuh (Remix)
07. G. Stats, Savoy, Grimm, & International Blizz - Virginity(Gmix)
08. Redman - Walk And Talk It (Freestyle)
09. J. Cole - We On
10. Shyne - Messiah
11. Eternia and MoSS ft Joell Ortiz - Its Funny How
12. Armageddon ft DJ Doo Wop, Fat Joe & N.O.R.E. - Its Over (Remix)
13. Jacki O - Pussy Like Dope
14. Lil Kim - Pussy Purr
15. Dejha - Wanna Rock
16. Drake ft Shyne - Over (Gangland Remix)
17. Game - It Must Be Me
18. Rick Ross ft NeYo - Super High
19. Wale ft Chris Brown & Fabolous - Pretty Girls (Remix)
20. T.I. ft The Dream - Love Again
21. Redman - Music, Money, Cars and Hoes
22. Young Buck - Til I Get Off Work
Contact & Connect
Review: E-Skillz ‘Mr.Nobody’ Mixtape
Coast2Coast,
DJ Ykcor,
E-Skillz,
Indie,
Mixtapes,
Mixtapes Reviews,
Reviews,
Skyhigh Recordz,
Topp Dogg Hill
Listen & Download Here
Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes, Topp Dogg Hill & Skyhigh Recordz brings us E-Skillz: ‘Mr.Nobody’ Mixtape, mixed by DJ Ykcor. As usual with a Coast 2 Coast Mixtape DJ the quality is on point and again DJ Ykcor makes sure of that with the production bein as good as its gonna get. The majority of the tracks are straight but a couple don’t feel like they on the same level with both lyrics AND production. The first two tracks after the intro might be some of E-Skillz’ best and he really had me goin ‘this tape is about to be crazy.’ Track 3 had some features on it including Topp Dogg Hill’s Whitefolkz with an artist named I, this was probably the most lyrical track on the mixtape and it would be hard to go against that. Skillz held his own on that and from this freestyle alone I became a supporter, given the right circumstances this dude is nasty.. Track 4 got into a semi-rock sounding beat that was totally different from the previous two tracks. It wouldn’t be a radio track so I take it as him checkin his flexibility on tracks and I don’t think this was the right direction to go in. ‘Stayin in your lane’ can sometimes be very real.. You could imagine 50cent singin and he could pull it off but Jay-Z singin would prob be the end of his career. The lyrical content was still there and Skillz wasn’t singin but his approach seemed wrong cuz the track just didn’t feel right. He moved away from it and from that point on the tape redeemed itself.
When I got to track 11 “Mad At The Kid”, I gotta say I never heard any beat like that before but I don’t think every rappers contribution to the track was as good as it coulda been. For such a unique n gutta soundin beat I was expectin some awe inspirin shit, I didn’t get that but the track flowed well regardless. Skillz follows the right procedure on the rest of the tape by showin diversity and makin sure that nothing sounds the same with songs like track 15 ‘I keep’ that stands out as soon as its heard.. As quick as it got into grimey shit on track 11, track 21 “Day to Day” mellows it down into a ‘reminisce on things’ humble type flow. It was strong enough to make you sit there and zone out for a sec but lyrical enough for you to see that he could spit. “Day to Day” was one of the best on the tape and still shows that hes versatile enough to adapt to the mood of a track without fuckin up his character. “I might be Mr.Nobody right now… But you gonna get to know me.” At the end of the day you cant front on this quote.. alotta upcoming rappers are trash and they don’t even realize that. Then you got the ones that actually put out shit that could eventually be takin em places.. like this one
When I got to track 11 “Mad At The Kid”, I gotta say I never heard any beat like that before but I don’t think every rappers contribution to the track was as good as it coulda been. For such a unique n gutta soundin beat I was expectin some awe inspirin shit, I didn’t get that but the track flowed well regardless. Skillz follows the right procedure on the rest of the tape by showin diversity and makin sure that nothing sounds the same with songs like track 15 ‘I keep’ that stands out as soon as its heard.. As quick as it got into grimey shit on track 11, track 21 “Day to Day” mellows it down into a ‘reminisce on things’ humble type flow. It was strong enough to make you sit there and zone out for a sec but lyrical enough for you to see that he could spit. “Day to Day” was one of the best on the tape and still shows that hes versatile enough to adapt to the mood of a track without fuckin up his character. “I might be Mr.Nobody right now… But you gonna get to know me.” At the end of the day you cant front on this quote.. alotta upcoming rappers are trash and they don’t even realize that. Then you got the ones that actually put out shit that could eventually be takin em places.. like this one
Production: 9.5
Consistency: 7
Overall: 8
Contact & Connect
http://www.toppdogghill.com/
http://www.twitter.com/E_Skillz
http://www.myspace.com/killa_skillz
DJ J-Dot Presents Tyson Kruze 'Insomnia' Mixtape
Listen & Download Here
Biography
Tyson Kruze was born January 6, 1986 . He was born and raised in Freeport, Long Island. The first son of his parents. He was born into the 80's, the era of drugs,poverty and when hip hop really started to take off. Times were hard for any young black family trying to make it in society. Kruze didnt have alot growing due to his family struggling but he gained the hunger and a determined attitude that would soon separate him from other individuals. His family tried their best to keep him away from the streets but he would soon find his niche in the world.
Tyson Kruze ran around at a early age just trying to make it. With his mother basically tied up with his younger brother and sister he was off to wonder the streets searching for the answers to the questions he had about life. He never had a older brother to look up to, so as the oldest sibling he saw alot and had to deal with not having at times. So like any young man having to prove their self in society he often got in trouble. That would lead to him making a name for himself in his neighborhood."I made alot of stupid decisions growing up, but it made me who I am today" says Kruze.
Visiting his grandparents he would always hear is grandfather tell him story's about back in the days. "My grandpops put me on to all the old jams" says Kruze. Music was as regular to his family as breakfast and dinner. It was always played morning to night. "I remember stealing my cousins "I AM" cd by Nas, I fell in love with hip hop around that time. I memorized the whole cd, it was hot!" Kruze laughs. Around this time alot of his friends were joining street gangs and getting locked up for some of the same crimes he was doing. So That's when he realized he had to think smart and go about things the right way.
At the age of 17 he lost his grandmother, and she meant the world to him. Times were rough for him and his family but he knew as a man he had to keep his head up. "I know my grandmother is looking down from heaven, I just want to make her proud". So he took all his pain and everything he learned from life and put it in writing. At this point he decided to make music. From then on, he gained a lot of respect in New York for being an up and coming MC.
Kruze always packed the swagger and New York fast talking hustle mentality growing up. With having those star quality's making good music was easy. "I feel if I apply my life and give the audience me, theres no way they can deny it". As of January 08' he recorded over 400 songs and freestyles. People often ask him how can he complete so many records in a short period of time. He simply says "I just give the people chapters of my life, I got a million left".
You can continue to stay posted on the future accomplishments of Tyson Kruze through word of mouth or your local news or magazine. keep GOD in your life and a Tyson Kruze cd and you can accomplish anything.
Contact & Connect
http://www.twitter.com/MRMIXTAPEJDOT
http://www.datpiff.com/profile/CapoJDot
http://www.twitter.com/TYSONKRUZE
http://www.myspace.com/tysonkruze
M.A.C. - This Is My Life Hosted by DJ Legacy
Contact & Connect
DJ Legacy "The Mixtress"
Fleet DJs
Supa Fly DJs
2010 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
2009 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
djlegacyonline@gmail.com
www.twitter.com/djlegacy
www.myspace.com/djlegacyonline
DJ Ykcor & The FunkRegulata Celo Present Whitefolkz: AlphaDogg
|
|
|
DJ Ykcor & FunkRegulata Celo - Beyond Hood Platinum Feat. Gerreddi & Big B (Hosted by DJ Drama)
DJ Ykcor & FunkRegulata Celo - Beyond Hood Platinum
Feat. Gerreddi & Big B (Hosted by DJ Drama)
Listen & Download Here
Contact & Connect
DJ YKCOR/WHITE SHADOW
DJ/Producer/Engineer
Coast2Coast DJs
Fleet DJs
Nu Revolution DJs
The Mixtape Syndicate
http://www.djykcor.com
http://www.myspace.com/djykcor
http://www.facebook.com/djykcor
http://www.twitter.com/djykcor
http://www.myspace.com/456celo
http://www.facebook.com/456CELO
http://www.twitter.com/thefunkregulata
DJ Legacy Presents Stress Reliever Vol. 1
DJ Legacy "The Mixtress"
Fleet DJs
Supa Fly DJs
2010 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
2009 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
djlegacyonline@gmail.com
Fleet DJs
Supa Fly DJs
2010 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
2009 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
djlegacyonline@gmail.com
DJ Legacy Presents Statz441's 'The Vault' Mixtape
Download Here
Biography
Givenchy Antez Royal known widely by his stage name Statz 441 was born in St. Petersburg, FL, four years after the launch of a revolutionary Music Video Channel, now called MTV and the same year Hip Hop seemed to take it's firm and everlasting place in the world. Touched by music early in life Statz grew up listening to groups from the Temptations to Public Enemy, he knew early on that he wanted to be a performer. At the tender age of 9 his mother made a strategic move that would change his life forever. She uprooted Statz and his older brother and moved them to the small town of Okeechobee, FL. Which boast the Infamous highway 441 that runs thru his hometown of Okeechobee, FL. Statz quickly became known as one of the cities' best rappers. At the tender age of 12 Statz released his first album, "2 Hot 2 Handle" gaining much success of the "2 Hot 2 Handle" Album Statz then followed up with highly anticipated 1999 street album "Rhyme-A-Nator". In 2002 Statz released his self titled EP which boast songs such as "Novacane", "Flexin", and "XO". In 2003, he signed his first record deal with Brown Entertainment based out of Atlanta. Unfortunately, Statz 2003 record deal with Brown Entertainment didn't pan out as expected and he parted ways with them in 2004 never releasing "Royal Empire" which was set to be his first in store album. Statz however did release his mixtape called "Crown Royal" which became one of his best selling mixtape projects and is still recognized as a classic. In 2006 he formed an Independent Label, F.R.A.T.T. House Ent. under which he released two albums, "StatzCounty FL" one of his highest selling Independent projects to date and "Devil's Jacket". In 2007 Statz also released the single "I Swang" an received an overwhelming 70,000 downloads. In 2008 Statz 441 along with managers Big Snap, DJ Blazin Hell, and hip hop legend Super Lover Cee started a new Independent brand entitled "Swerve Music". Working hard under his Independent Label Statz 441 is preparing to drop his 7th and most anticipated album release-to-date, his Album "441 A Gallon". With lead off singles "Outta Here" featuring four time Grammy winner Lil Wayne and "Fire" , "441 A Gallon" is well on its way to being another instant classic. Statz has worked with some of the best in the game from artists such as Lil Wayne to the The Nappy Roots, Atozzio, Jackie Chain, Jokaman, Don Money &Keni Myles. I guess it's safe to say that we should be keeping some "statz" on Statz 441. When we last checked in on him he was working with the hottest Artist,Producers & DJ's both in the U.S. and Oversea's. He's already touched The UK, Spain, Belgium, NY, CA, LAS VEGAS, FL, DC, VA, ATL, HOUSTON AND HIS LIST GOES ON. People seem to always ask, with such a strong given birth name Givenchy Antez Royal why go by the street name Statz 441? Answering ever so thoughtfully Statz 441 says he's making his mark on the music world putting up his "STATZ" in the music game.... and when the world is ready for him you will meet Givenchy Antez Royal. So what do WE have to say? Looks like T.I. will have a new neighbor because there will be some new Royalty in town.
Contact & Connect
DJ Legacy "The Mixtress
Fleet DJs
Supa Fly DJs
2010 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
2009 SEA Nominee "Best Female DJ of the Year"
djlegacyonline@gmail.com
http://www.twitter.com/djlegacy
http://www.myspace.com/djlegacyonline
http://www.twitter.com/statz441
http://www.myspace.com/statz441
