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Thursday, November 26, 2015
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Sunday, November 8, 2015
New Album Review: Laid Thomas @laid_thomas - "New Lazarus"
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-lazarus/id1044711917
If "Hazardous was any indication of what I could expect from "New Lazarus", I was in
for a dope ride. Laid spits this one line that I found to be the hardest through the
track, "what you want your shirt to say, Laid sprayed me up?". I think Laid found
his groove over this electric guitar filled beat, and I love it. "Life Like" is
painted with a story telling vibe, and I fuck with it, because I felt like I was
watching an episode of "The Wire". "Alleyway" ft. Lil Gudda sounds like music to
chase the opps to, and even though I am not a gangster, I killed some people in my
head to this and Lil Gudda and Laid seem to be relay racing and passing the baton to
one another on this and they are winning. "Fork Tender" really hit close to home,
mainly because it is a straight hustling anthem, no matter what field it is you are
hustling in, the lines I found to be the dopest here were, "you can catch me at the
arabs, buying 15 for the 15, if you want a verse from me it's 15 for the 16's"
gotdamn Laid. I think this cat gets better with every album and that's what it is
about. "Say Bye" is dope to me because he talks about how his life is despite his
health issues, and he lets Kilo Gramz and Dr. Jeer come through and share their world
on this one too and it just fits to me, it is one of my favorite tracks. Laid
documents his life or part of it on social media and he is doing more than a lot of
artists are out here doing despite things that he is facing in his personal life.
"Move Careful", seems to illustrate much of my life in 2015, because people do not always have your best interest at heart, some want to be you, and some want what you have but hate you because you got it, but this line,"Envy in their eyes you gotta move careful", I can definitely relate to this and I think that's why this track resonates as deeply with me as it does, and it serves as a warning and a reminder to move carefully because the people that you trust and look
to as friends and comrades aren't always what they appear to be, and Dr. Jeer comes
through on Laid's tracks with the assist, I love their collaborations because it
sounds natural and the chemistry is there!
"These Niggas" featuring Lil Gudda and Dr Jeer, is an eerie track telling you why
"These NIGGAS" will never be like Laid and his team, mainly because they aren't out
here doing what they need to do to be successful like them, and what I will say is
Laid seems to be extremely consistent with how he drops his albums, I REPEAT
"ALBUMS". If you are going to drop music get paid for it, and trust me this album is
worth the money. "Money Calling", sounds like my life, like I AM NOT THINKING ABOUT
VAGINA when the money is on the table. This is a paper chasing anthem, and this is
what you play on the late night tip when you trying to stack it up, "I ain't thinking
about that ass when the money call, I'm trying to ball baby, I want it all", if that
ain't the damn truth, this is my second favorite here because Laid's flow is to die
for, seriously. "Own Lane" is another classic from Laid, it has to be up there with
"Pine Box" from Laid's "Titanic Thompson" album also available on itunes. When Laid
says he is in his own lane, he is telling the truth, because again I have worked with
many artists, but Laid drops album after album, like he is Tupac or something with
the music that he has stored, unlimited tracks.
I think this album may be the best one so far, Laid's flow and songwriting has
improved a lot from when he first started putting music out and he puts your favorite
rapper to shame when it comes to supplying that demand.
This is rated A+ to me and I think it is worth your money, make sure you check out
his other albums on Itunes.
Monday, October 26, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Monday, September 28, 2015
Beat Mogul Interview On Icebreaker Radio Producers Corner 9/14/15
Tune In Monday nights at 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerrradio.com with Dee Dot, Tre , Supa Mario & Corey
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Beat Mogul Returns To Producers Corner 9/7
Producer Beat Mogul will return to the Producers Corner to talk about his new 8 track instrumental album "Dat Sounds Familiar" and to talk music production with us. Tune in Monday 7:00pm central 9/7/15 on www.icebreakerradio.com 
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Monday, August 17, 2015
Monday, August 10, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Major Music Ent & Strategic Peoples have formed Synthesized Minds which is their new production team. Audio Pictures is the new 20 track hip hop instrumental album released on August 4. You can purchase the Audio Pictures album online on iTunes , Spotify, Amazon, Google Play and other online digital music stores. For all production inquries contact at 972-591-1049 or MajorMusicENT@gmail.com
Monday, July 27, 2015
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Mixtape Review: "Beautiful Nightmare" by Kid Cut @OfficialKidCut
Kid Cut has the energy and creativity that is needed to make your mark in a world that seems to embrace followers. Although Cut’s energy and cadence is reminiscent of Kanye West’s, the sound is much more upbeat and less angry child. “Roses” is a goodbye to wack ass rappers, and although it could be looked at as your average all you other rappers are lame type of anthems, this track doesn’t come across as corny to me. The beat knocks, and my favorite line out has to be I put the Pharaoh, in Ferocious…, it’s lines like that, that make me love hip hop. “100 Acres” is different, but in a good way, but I love the imagery, “But I need a hundred acres, with like a hundred waiters, all of my team is just dressed up in gold man we look like a hundred Lakers”, that paired beside the king type vibe I get throughout the whole project, and I love where it is going. “3 Shots” is the song for women that can appreciate a very direct approach, I think the ladies Sweat CEO and Redd Velvet, both held their own on this track with a very direct reaction. I love their aggressiveness and the way they complemented Kid Cut on this track. “Friendzone” was my favorite track well, because who can’t relate to being put in the friend zone no matter how hard we try? Kid Cut and Mr. Carmack both share stories from the dark underworld that we all know as the Friend Zone, and I felt that the beat on this one fit both of their styles. Overall I think we might end up seeing Kid Cut make the cover of XXL as a freshman. This project was pretty well rounded, and from the song selection down to the content in the songs, you can tell that Kid Cut is a genuine artist. Many people rap about things that they really know nothing about, but I don’t get that vibe here and I think that says a lot. I rate this project, an A, and not an A+, and my only reason behind that is, because sonically the mix of the music took away from the tracks a little but quality of the music still shined through. About the Artist:Miles Mansel (born November 2, 1993) better known by his stage name Kid Cut is an American songwriter and rapper. Cut was raised in western Chicago, Illinois, and distracted himself from the troubles of life with music. Beautiful Nightmare is Cut's first official mixtape and looks at his life in depth in his own creative way. For booking & feature inquires, contact bookingkidcut@gmail.com
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
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