With the re-release of his FAUST project via iTunes (with additional tracks), rapper Chris Faust debuts a sneak peak of the first video to be released off the project for the song “Looking Back” which features crooner/rapper Outasight. Looks like there’s some depth to the video’s story so it should be a good one.
Check out Ohio own Stalley with his new video for “Chevys & Spaceships” directed by Illusive Media. The track is from Lincoln Way Nights, due out for a re-released on SMC/Fontana on October 25th.
Kirko Bangz gets a cast of heavy hitters on his “What Yo Name Iz (Remix)” which includes Big Sean, Uncle Bun and Wale.
Juicy J hits us with a video for “Geeked Up Off Them Bars” produced by Sonny Digital. Jake Handegard sat in the director’s chair for the visuals.
Stones Throw crooner Aloe Blacc gives us a visual for “Green Lights” off the album Good Things. The video is directed by Colin Solal Cardo.
Shout to Brooklyn’s own Troy Ave as he drop’s a visual to “Dirty Martini” featuring Prodigy. Bricks in my BackPack 2 coming soon.
Ariez Onasis serves up a video to his club smash “Go Crazy” featuring Fatman Scoop. The DJ Art Beatz produced party joint showcases Ariez flow and his potential hitmaking sound. Nicholas Black directs the video which features plenty of chicks without little clothes to be seen. If you like what you hear get the Worcester, MA artist’s mixtape Jack Move for more sick flowsl. Ariez is currently cookin’ up his next single “Loving Me Now” featuring Kevin Rudolf which should be released soon. You can also purchase ”Go Crazy” on iTunes for your party playlist needs. Oh, and just to be clear, this artist is #MeetThaDealer approved so look forward to more of his music on MTD.
Check out the latest from Nakim as he recruits Mickey Factz, CurT@!n$ & Smoke DZA for his “Swervin” Remix.
Check out J.cole’s video of his first single “Work Out” above. Cole World: The Sideline Story drops September 27.
Jacob Berger puts a kosher spoof on Meek Mill’s banger “I’ma Boss” titled “I’ma Jew.” Spitting under his rap alias Berga, his Jew raps emphasize all the stereotypes his people are known for. The premise is type funny, execution could’ve been better in my opinion. Still worth watching for same amusement of the racial epithets variety.
