After getting the Interwebs all teary-eyed with the original version of his goosebump-inducing “Letter To My Son,” Don Trip caught the attention of Cee-Lo Green, who added his own soulful tones to a second serving of heartache. Read the rest of this entry »

“This is my life, I’m not entertained at all, See if you can fix this with control, delete and alt.”

I want to thank the blogger or website that pissed Don Trip off. Whatever took place inspired the venom that is “Die Slow” and the most articulate reaction I have to the track is a Ric Flair “Wooo!” Read the rest of this entry »

Well, damn. This is a good look. Ask anyone familiar with Don Trip’s catalog, “Letter To My Son” normally ranks near the top. The sheer honesty of a man wanting nothing more than to be in his son’s life and the mother doing everything in her power to ensure he isn’t is nothing short of vivid. Read the rest of this entry »

Still listening to Stepbrothers? I am. Knowing this, Don Trip keeps the momentum rolling with a healthy dose of two brand new mixtapes, Human Torch 3 and iHEARTStrippers, both of which feature production from ‘Lito, Cool & Dre, DJ Toomp and more. Read the rest of this entry »

What I’ll likely most remember Hip-Hop’s summer of 2011 by is the sudden explosion of group projects. Spitta, Wiz and Sean. Jay and Ye. Eminem and Royce. Gucci and Waka. Yet, the one I’ve invested a particular amount of interest in is ‘Lito and Don Trip’s Step Brothers. Read the rest of this entry »

Hip-Hop’s Dale and Brennan keep the momentum building from yesterday’s marathon session with the liberation of their “Life” video. If music is therapy, then this particular track is the couch in the shrink’s office. Lil Lody’s somber instrumental is a perfect platform for Trip and ‘Lito to wax frustrations from everything to Read the rest of this entry »

“I don’t think anyone really wants to see us/I’m in the cut, rollin’ up, I’m on my Wiz Khalifa/Let him tell it, I don’t need blunts/Oh well, more for me cuz/If Trip Dale, you can call me Brennan and find me in the trees bruh…”

Starlito and Don Trip are set to release their collaborative mixtape, Step Brothers, on July 25. Read the rest of this entry »

Don’t look now, but Memphis’ own Don Trip is slowly, but surely making a name for himself. Read the rest of this entry »

The process of acclimating myself with Don Trip’s music has been a few months in the making. And while I am far from an expert, I can say with pride that “Vent” is the best song I’ve heard from him, slightly above “Letter To My Son.” Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re not loving the beautiful ignorance Don Trip helped Juicy J spread like a disease, then maybe it was your head that go introduced to the bottle. Showing a bit a range, Cool & Dre’s newest recruit is ready to give up dope money in exchange for show money for good. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s refreshing to see one of my favorite tracks from Rubba Band Business 2 receive the visual treatment. While the young lady sitting behind Billy Wes on the couch appears to be more than ecstatic to show off in front of the camera, the good folks at Dirty Glove Bastard probably give the best description on the net: Read the rest of this entry »

Juice Game Proper has been chronicling his inebriation for so long it makes you wonder if he really is a high flyer or just mastered the art of bluffing his buzz. If the former is accurate, his brain has to be massive pile of mush by this point, only to be stimulated by the presence of pills, purp or puss. None the matter—his life equals our entertainment in any circumstance and it’s with great pleasure for the Three Sixer and Lex Luger to present their second drug-related street tape, Rubba Band Business 2, to our impure minds. Read the rest of this entry »

Lito picks up the almost forgotten “Cookies & Apple Juice” instrumental then verbally abuses it. I have no idea who Don Trip is but he made a nice introduction for himself. Read the rest of this entry »