50 Cent Says Method Man Is The Best In Wu-Tang Clan
50 Cent Says Method Man Is The Best In Wu-Tang Clan
50 Cent Says Method Man Is The Best In Wu-Tang Clan
Second video from Twista’s upcoming album, Category F5, dropping July 14th.
Interview With The Heatmakerz – Producers of all the Dipset Classics
http://www.vladtv.com
I Know I’m Late But Had To Post Jay-Z-D.O.A (Death Of Auto-Tune)
All You New Artists Need To Step Your Game Up-Jay-Z Is Still The Boss!!!!
Corey Woods, better known by the stage name Raekwon (sometimes Raekwon the Chef), is an American East Coast rapper and a member of the Wu-Tang Clan. His 1995 album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… is widely considered to be one of the best Wu-Tang solo albums, and one of the finest and most influential hip hop albums of the 1990s

Success in the music industry is notoriously difficult. Whether it be the obstacle of not having the backing of a major label, or the lack of respect and support from superstar rappers and fans alike, the road to stardom is far from easy. Many people have fallen at the hands of these hardships.
One man who has thrived in these conditions is California rapper Roccett.
Born Jerome Rockett in 1983, and raised in the rugged streets of Carson, Calif., the 22-year-old MC learned about hustling and working hard at a young age. The rough surroundings of crime and gangs in Carson molded Roccett into a strong individual, and gave him the necessary experience to share the struggles of what many people face. After his initial dream of a basketball career didn’t materialize, he discovered he had a passion for hip-hop at the age of 16. With his eyes clearly set on his new goal, he began laying out the foundation for his success by performing shows throughout Los Angeles.
Coming from the west coast, a region that has produced stars like Snoop Dogg, Dr.Dre, N.W.A and many more, and famous for its unique lifestyle, Roccett embodies what many west coast rap fans love, while at the same time displaying a versatility that makes him appealing to hip-hop fans across the world.
His charisma and strong stage presence, combined with his ability to craft stories about a wide array of subjects earned the young rapper the respect of fans and caused the industry to take notice.
His talent and drive caught the attention of Green Up Entertainment in 2004, and his partnership with the company, which has worked with notables like Usher and Tupac, has produced a sizable buzz. Having already worked with established stars like Young Jeezy, Fabolous, Killer Mike, Knoc’turn’al and other rising rappers like Bishop Lamont and Spider Loc at this young stage of his career, as well as having critically acclaimed mixtapes under his belt, Roccett’s talent is clear.
With so many dues paid, his industry knowledge and the groundwork set, Roccett is poised to make a lasting impression on hip-hop.
Roccett On The Web
http://www.iamroccett.com
http://www.twitter.com/IAMROCCETT
http://www.roccett.com
http://www.myspace.com/roccett
http://www.sonicbids.com/roccett
Send All Feedback And Request To
roccett@eastcoastdigitalsolutions.com
MySpace
http://www.myspace.com/bobatl
TJ Chapman | TJ’s DJ’s
www.TJsDJs.com
www.myspace.com/TJsDJs
www.Twitter.com/TJsDJs
TRACK LIST
1.Mickey Factz – Whos Hotter
2.50 Cent – Redrum
3.T.I. – Way You Want It
4.Royce Da 5′9″ – Redemption
5.Mickey Factz – Flying Balloons (Prod By Cookin Soul)
6.Young Jeezy – 24/23 (Gucci Mane & OJ Da Juiceman Diss)
7.Sha Stimuli Feat. Neyo – I Miss You
8.Jay Rock – Triumph
9.St. Laz – Coast 2 Coast Weekly 19
10.Drake Feat. Lil Wayne & Young Jeezy – Goin In
11.Mickey Factz Feat. Kid Cuddi – Do My Do
12.Ace Hood Feat. Ludacris – Born An OG
13.Pacewon & Cymarshall Law – How You Like Us Now
14.L.I. – Cook
15.S-DUB AKA SHABAAM SAHDEEQ FEAT SADAT – Night Time
16.Yung Ro – Donk Dat
17.Knightstalker feat. Opium (Pottersfield) – Respect The Flow (Prod By Romeo)
18N.E.S – Caribean Gangsta
19.Famoe feat. Makio – On and On
20.FLAWLESS Feat. Jay-Z – Hustle Some Thangs
21.Wanda – Summa Love
22.MU DILLS Feat. Lil Kim – Raincheck
23.K-BOO Feat. Pretty Tone (Mlyriscs The General & CoZart) – Victim of the Streets
24.QB (.400 CLUB) – What Love Means
25.Famoe Feat. Spider Loc – Xplicit
Links
http://www.coast2coastmixtapes.com
http://www.myspace.com/coast2coastmixtape
Contact
coast2coastmixtapes@gmail.com
Jay-Z “The City Is Mine” ft Blackstreet-(Throwback Video)
Raekwon Behind The Scenes “Walk Wit Me” Music Video
Raekwon describes the concept of a new video/song from his upcoming album, OB4CL2, dropping August 11th!
DJ Premier Interview With TheUnderGroundComeUp.com – 50 Cent, Eternia & MoSS, Blaq Poet, Royce Da 5′9, & More Discussed from THEUNDERGROUNDCOMEUP.COM on Vimeo.
DJ Premier Interview w/ DJ SAV*ONE

Download Mediafire
Off DJ Absolut & Rae’s Blood On Chef’s Apron Mixtape.
MySpace
http://www.myspace.com/raekwon