The scientific study of the netherworld between heaven and hell is a glorified one, but street scholars know from experience that the ghetto constitutes as such a place where good and evil co-habitat as one. Your friendly neighborhood Alley Boy knows the ropes and he spits the hostile gospel all the while by outlining the snitches with Purgatory: The Story Of Judas. Read the rest of this entry »

So far, Alley’s Purgatory shapes up to be pretty tough, gauging by the previous leaks and today’s final leak, “True Story.” I’m not exactly smitten with the chorus here but the man’s voice and content continue to hit hard. Read the rest of this entry »

What we have here are ghetto testimonials from Alley Boy and Gucci Mane. Living life on the wrong side of the law sounds so exhilarating when it’s boasted on records, but let these two tell it and they don’t want to sell dope, rob, go broke or go to jail again. Wanting to do better is half the battle. Read the rest of this entry »

The DTE hustler known as Alley Boy preps to release his Purgatory mixtape and signals its upcoming arrival with “Gangsta, Hustla.” He also declares to have ran the “futuristic sh*t” out of Atlanta’s music scene and we’re quite okay with that since the city’s rap scene needed a little reverse gentrification of sorts. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been remiss in listening to Alley Boy & Eldorado Red for a while now, at least since summer. But sheesh, El goes in on the first verse, using coke-laced words twanged out with a thick accent. Off the twosome’s upcoming mixtape Return Of The Mob, which is liable to be what I like to call “Chevy-ready.” Read the rest of this entry »

A tad later than expected, but this still constitutes as week two. For this edition, we travel back to earlier this year when Dro found himself on a trunk banger alongside fellow ATL native Alley Boy. Read the rest of this entry »

In case you haven’t figured it out, Pill applies his life to a metaphor in perfect context to the environment around him. His addictive lyrical abilities act as stimulants to the audio senses to keep you, the fiends, coming back for more. And since his high hasn’t came down since he was named a top freshman in the game and shutting down SXSW stages, his co-signer XXL acts as the middle man for his latest street shipment 1140: The Overdose. Read the rest of this entry »

Remember how I told you those Low End Pros performed all sorts of homicidal acts on Jim Jones’ mixtape? Well, they brought a video camera to the scene of the crime. The Raw Report were on hand as key witnesses while Count & Moonie outline the microphone in chalk. Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 3 will be dropping soon, but it’s obvious L.E.P. are going to eat everybody’s food regardless. Read the rest of this entry »

Taking the camera to the grittier side of the A, friends of ours The Educated Villains focus their lens on Duct Tape Entertainment’s Alley Boy, Big Bank Black, Veli Sosa and Young Dave, collectively known as The Mob. Zone 6 in your area. Read the rest of this entry »

You can sleep and give all your attention to those other guys down in the Hotlanta. Alley Boy brings definition to the trap with wordplay and murder music unlike those other guys. You can also tell he actually cares presenting his brand of Hip-Hop with creative angles, unlike those other guys. And he’s bringing definition to “fuck shit,” which I’m guessing he means he’s exposing it, instead of dissing his own tape. Read the rest of this entry »

A few key cats I know from the A been buzzin’ Alley Boy’s name for a few months now so I’ve been waiting on this one. Purposely skipped all the hype and the majority of the leaked tracks, all because I wanted to hear it as a whole. Read the rest of this entry »

If you feel threatened by this post, it’s understandable. While most of y’all are getting comfortable with Hip-Hop dressed in some neatly pressed fitted slacks and a multi-colored bed spread for a jacket, Alley Boy is here to muddy your kicks while grilling you like “What you gonna do about it?” Read the rest of this entry »

Nothing like a dose of violence and aggression to get you in the proper mindframe to handle the crowds engaged in the final rush of holiday shopping. Let Alley and Flocka provide the soundtrack for your day. Read the rest of this entry »

Since we had decent fun and success with Volume 1, we figured we would ahead present The Pack Volume 2 to share tracks that crossed our radar over the past week. No real method to the madness as there’s tracks from Wafeek, Alley Boy, Buff, a Santigold remix of Norah Jones, young old Juvie, Luda, Philadelphia Freeway…you get the picture. Read the rest of this entry »

Apologies to other areas, but Atlanta wears the crown right now. Mike Bigga told the truth when he said there was two sides to the Southern metropolis. But I’m beginning to think he shortchanging his city because there’s probably more than that as the area continues to bring forth a buffet of styles and sounds. Read the rest of this entry »