Troy Ave on the HS87 beat bragging to some inferior rapper about turning down reality show offers. Ok. Harry Powder's in the building. Check the BSB video after the jump.
The Brooklyn artists rap over vintage beats from when New York rap mattered to other people and not just them. It's freshened up by Troy Ave, weighed down by Maino. These two are on a very small crusade to make rap regional long after it became democratic and internet-based. It's a strange effort and egocentric but definitely slams the reminder home in 3 plus minutes of East Coast nostalgia. Check the track after the jump.
We don't know yet how successful Troy Ave will be. Judging by his songs and his recent surge, he will be very famous and undeniably successful. This song is an allusion to that. He's delivering at every turn and letting us know about it. Check the video after the jump.
Waka recruits Troy Ave for this Whoo Kid collab. More leaked material from "I Can't Rap." Shaping up to be a solid project from an artist who very much can rap.
Newcomer Dray talks about how "irrelevant" everyone is when they try to stop his progress. Other New York rappers join him to defame the misguided back-talkers, with Cory Gunz and Troy Ave mostly carrying the team to the finish. With this bold statement on record, let's hope all of them are relevant in a year. Track after the jump.
