First Rick Ross looked to kill his enemies with The Albert Anastasia EP. Then he sought to murder his competition with Teflon Don. Now he’s overseeing the immolation of the opposition on Ashes To Ashes. Oops, did I just say the same thing three different ways? Well, welcome to The Ricky Rozay Show! It’s nothing but heaps of materialism masked with a flow that can do the backstroke in a tidal wave. Read the rest of this entry »

Asher Roth rhyming about being tired of partying? Say it ain’t so Joe because the idea sounds improbable, especially since Nottz’s piano and snappy drums make it sound like the party is just getting started. “Gotta Get Up” is the second leak from Asher Roth and Nottz’s upcoming release which drops for free on December 27th Read the rest of this entry »

As a melanin deficient rapper, gaining attention is the easy part. Earning respect on the other hand, may take double the effort. Coming out of Surburbia, Pennsylvania, Asher Paul Roth saw his career’s stock rise fairly quickly after releasing a famed Gangsta Grillz mixtape and landing the cover of XXL with the several other of his freshman counterparts. As one of the first to land a major label deal, young Asher is out to prove he’s more than an affirmative action contingent with his exceptionally divergent debut Asleep In The Bread Aisle. Read the rest of this entry »

Contrary to what you may have come to believe, D.A. and Max of Chester French do more than collaborate with the occasional eclectic rapper. Combining their talents of vocal, guitar, bass and overall passion for music, the duo by way of Harvard University are set to embark on their Star Trak appointed mission and release their debut album Love The Future on April 21st, 2009. Read the rest of this entry »

Emphasis on the “Em” in the title. It’s plagued him ever since he rose to notoriety by appearing on that XXL cover and will more than likely follow him well into the 2nd quarter of his career. But the questions will never cease unless Asher records it for all to reference. A million interviews only dilute the message. The people needed a song…and well… Read the rest of this entry »

Another day, another Common track. Read the rest of this entry »