Well, wouldn’t you look who’s creeping and crawling, still balling in the mix. With a title like Houston, it should be a telltale sign what awaits the ear upon pushing play, and The Thugga does not disappoint with enough chopped & screwed, speak-her sex moments to help restart the H-Town revival in Twenty Twelve. Read the rest of this entry »

Making a song is so much easier when you relate to the subject matter and can dive all in. That said, when Pill, Killa and the always-baritone I-20 were asked to contribute to TrakkSounds’ “King Hustler,” well…the answer was obvious. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m not sure of the actual reason, but a lot of times these studio videos are more entertaining than those that aren’t. Phil Ade brings his Killa Kyleon assisted and straight to the point “You’re The One” to life with the release of his new video. Read the rest of this entry »

We love Bun B. We miss the hell out of Pimp C. That’s just the natural order of things and arguably Houston’s most underrated rhymer, Killa Kyleon, took some time to dedicate visuals for his lyrics aimed towards the deceased half of UGK. Read the rest of this entry »

After putting out several solid previews, Killa Kyleon’s newest mixtape Candy Paint and Texas Plates 2 has finally dropped. In addition to featuring production by the likes of Tha Bizness, Lex Luger, and most notably Big K.R.I.T., the record is the latest of the Lone Star State rapper’s projects that continue to show his improvement as an emcee. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s something about this track and holidays that Killa Kyleon really likes. Not that I can blame him, it’s soulful, easy on the ears and cookout friendly. While the mp3 was released around Memorial Day, Killa revives the track with the visual just in time for Labor Day. Read the rest of this entry »

Killa Kyleon wasn’t a rapper I really kept up with until I caught him in the #NT showcase at SXSW this year. The energy and authenticity he brings to the table is a warm refresher and his live performance engages the audience from start to finish. Read the rest of this entry »

One of my favorite episodes of Everybody Hates Chris was when he made the wrestling team. Long story short, he did so because he believed having a letterman jacket would allow him to experience a different world socially. The same can be said, somewhat, about the DMV’s own Phil Adé. Read the rest of this entry »

Birds in the sky and fish in the sea have nothing on Sean Falyon, the rap pugilist who manages to Be Everywhere you can possibly think of at the same time. After his first act of ubiquity gained some traction, the East Coast-born, Dirty South resident decided it was necessary to remind you of his globetrotting abilities. Read the rest of this entry »

Killa Kyleon continues his assault on record booths and public recognition with the release of the soul quenching, “Make Me.” Tha Bizness provide the backdrop while Jack Freeman more than makes his presence felt with one hell of a hook that’s almost sure to have you nodding your head in approval. Read the rest of this entry »

Can we go ahead and give DZA his own strand of O.G. Kush already? The man reps for marijuana like a D.A.R.E. commercial (just on the opposite spectrum). Amazingly though, Big Smoke Dog has avoided the four walls and convenient roofing of being boxed in as “weed rapper” as he consistently paints his life’s memoirs in between the papers lines, amongst the blunt ashes. Read the rest of this entry »

Killa Kyleon and Joey Greco have an awful lot in common. They both share the same tenacity for in-your-face, straight-to-the-gut entrepreneurship that will leave you floored from the sheer volume of their work ethic. And they’re also liable to pop up up at any given moment in the largest livable state without warning, ready for the confrontation. But unlike Greco, Mr. Run It is above the sneaking and cheating Read the rest of this entry »

Someone told me awhile ago Killa Kyelon was the hardest working rapper in Texas at the moment. That assessment may not be too far off. When 2011 was in its early hours, Killa and Yung Chill dropped off “Get Rich Or Die Trying” and it eventually became a track revisited often since then. Specifically one night a few weeks ago when I was driving home at three in morning. Read the rest of this entry »

Rollin’ through the Texas interstate, you have to look clean whether you’re shining in the desert sun or living it up in one of the big cities. Anytime you see Killa Kyleon in H-Town with four wheels spinnin’, he has his Lone Star license and registration in check and the car looks like it came fresh out of the Jolly Rancher factory. Read the rest of this entry »

Smoke DZA’s returns with Killa Kyleon for “Roll Up, Pour Up” produced by Cardo On The Beat. DZA’s The Hustler’s Catalog coming soon. Read the rest of this entry »