Lupe Fiasco trail-blazed his path to critical acclaim when his Atlantic Records debut, Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor exec-produced by Jay Z, was released. Possessing head-spinning wordplay and a topical range more akin to the underground than the mainstream, the 25-year-old lyricist proved that talent can still make waves in the rap game.
Let us introduce Yung Bruh aka "Y.B." from Watts, California (America). He is the little brother of the West Coast Rap legend "Kam". His first release was called "Fly Yung Bruh", and his follow up single is entitled "I See You", which features Mike Anthony and has an easy going laid back vibe all about the attraction of the opposite sex and is currently getting some air play.
Another banging Game mixtape this time from US DJ Korgee. You may know of Korgee from his excellent T.I mix entitled ‘Live From The Trap’, if not then maybe this is a good place to start. ‘Code Of the Streets’ is a new Game mixtape full of unheard tracks and spits, and really shows where The Game is right about now.
Two multi-platinum selling artists, one of the biggest beef's this year. This is the DVD to silence all speculation. 'Stop Snitchin, Stop Lyin' is the inside expose to explain what really happened when the Game left G-Unit and became part of G-Unot!