For better or worse, WC, Soopafly & Tha Dogg Pound definitely tend to “Stick To The Script” and have for their entire career. Never straying far from their killa’ Cali lifestyle and weed chronicles, these hoodlums-turned-hood-heroes continually rep the same themes song and song again, Read the rest of this entry »

Now I do not know Terrace or Devi so hopefully the title does not offend anybody. It was just too good to ignore. Anyway, the duo’s track record for releasing quality music together is proven with their most recent initiative being this year’s The Sex EP. A slight bit of controversy surrounded its release as well. Kim Kardashian damn near blew her top (no pun intended, ok maybe a tad) upon finding her mammary glands on the cover and attempted to have it removed from every corner of the Internet. Read the rest of this entry »

While a few other sites had this listed without Terrace Martin, it’s only right to include his name in the tagline, seeing as it’s obvious he orchestrated the track. Upon hearing the Hip-Hop aficionado introduce these three California bar-brawlers, then lace them with his weighty drums and violin-based beat, it became obvious whose idea the MPC concoction was and who decided to call over the hottest MCs he could find for an impromptu studio session.

And, I’ll tell you what, I think Bad Lucc and young Kendrick brought the best out of Kurupt.

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Terrace Martin Feat. Kendrick Lamar, Kurupt & Bad Lucc – “Get Bizy”

Terrace Martin is one smart cookie. He knew that his musical expertise associated with any project would make it respected. He knew that by paying homage to Marvin’s classic baby-maker would garner some interest. And he also knew that throwing Houston’s newest angel, Devi Dev into the fray would just sexify the entire thing up 10x. Seriously, have you seen the smile on that woman? Yeah, Snoop, Wiz Khalifa, U-N-I and few other notables are present but Devi’s personality puts this project in a whole ‘nother perspective. Read the rest of this entry »

Unified like the fiddy states, the Dub-E-S-T keeps their wheels in motion when Snoop Dogg is spearheading the movement. Case in point: his projects are so major, there’s not one host but three involved as evidenced on We Da West (Volume One) as DJ’s Scream, Skee and Whoo-Kid divide the pie. Throw in Nipsey Hussle, Soopafly and Tha Dogg Pound among others, and you’re dreaming of Californication with this mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

Fashawn ain’t the only Cali kid who can cause damage on a Premo track years after the fact. Sharper than an entire closet of creased Dickie® fits, Bad Lucc shows his work of art over C. Martin’s Works of Mart–Gangstarr’s “All 4 Da Cash.” Presumably off The Demo, consider this your three minute warning as Mr. Lucc spazzes out of control, with the flow. Read the rest of this entry »

Terrace Martin is far from a rookie. Yet in the grand scheme of things, 2010 will most likely be his come-out year when he drops his freshman offering The Demo. He’s already earned the co-sign from nearly every West Coast legend you can name and dropped a phenomenal mixtape last year with DJ Drama. Read the rest of this entry »

How bout takin’ to the Left Side for a second? What we have here is 33% of the gang that Strong Arm’s its opponents with mic skills alongside a couple of Cali’s highly respect master of ceremonies in Planet Asia and Bad Lucc over a mixture of beautiful noise concocted by the one and only Alan The Chemist. When all the pieces fit, the puzzle is that much more appealing. Read the rest of this entry »