Monday, October 12, 2009

Traplordz Music / Drumlordz Entertainment



Drumlordz Entertainment
in conjunction w/ Traplordz Music

Charlotte NC/Columbia SC/Atlanta GA


(704)323-9980 Rocki
(704)589-0106 Shawt


DrumlordzEnt@gmail.com


Drumlordz Entertainment offers the following affordable, professional services:

Hosting - Club / Mixtape / Radio
Graphic Design
Marketing & Promotion
Recording @ OBIA Studios
Songwriting Services
Production Services
w/ exclusive & non-exclusive leasing

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

SATURDAY 10/03/09 COLUMBIA SC

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Friday, September 25, 2009

Algierz presents RAW AND UNCUT...


Algierz Brand Clothing & Music
www.Algierz.com
twitter.com/Algierz
Tel.# 310-215-3141



Algierz presents

Raw and Uncut Hip-Hop



"Hip-Hop on sum NEXT SHI!T"
From the intro track of this mixtape, it is apparent Algierz Brand Clothing & Music and DJ Ferno Boudreaux are out to make a statement.
The clothing company, well-known for keeping Texas and much of the U.S. draped up and dripped out with its unique t-shirts, recruited K.O.D./Hood Hard Hitmakers veteran DJ Ferno Boudreaux to host a block banger worthy of heavy rotation this fall.
Jewels like The Recipe feat. E-40+Gucci Mane+Bun B along with Baby Powder feat. Boo Rossini+Young Jeezy and the soon-to-be classic Freedom feat. Chalie Boy are brilliantly placed on the 70+ minute compilation. Rounded out with glimpses of DJ Ferno Boudreaux's lyrical skills, a hilarious ode to mary jane, and a few shameless plugs by Algierz Brand Clothing & Music, this mixtape production gets their message across clearly. As promised, RUHH is on another level. The hard-hitting, well-produced mixtape helps both Algierz and host DJ Ferno Boudreaux distinguish themselves as forces to be reckoned amongst their competition.
-S. Galloway

Download your FREE copy of Raw And Uncut Hip-Hop hosted by DJ Ferno Boudreaux @ DatPiff.com

Thursday, September 17, 2009

"I want my ol' Triple 6 Mafia..."


Congregation….


What the fuck has happened to Triple Six Mafia? I know they changed they’re name and all to 3-6 but, deep down to me, they will always be Triple Six Mafia. These last two albums they put out have been BOO-BOO! I cant tell you how much Lolli Lolli makes my stomach do a nose dive. To hear one of my favorite groups growning into more Pop, bubble gum shit than Flo-Rida (No shots).


Man...just speaking from a true fan point of view, I miss those old 3-6 hits, like “Tear the Club Up”, “Beat Them Hoes Down”, the entire DJ Paul Underground Volume 16 Mixtape, all of Chapter 2 and When the Smoke Clears was a fucking classic! I sweatagawd, I’d take it to anybody who got something different to say.

Most of the decline can be accounted to members leaving after each album. When Gangsta Boo left and Crunchy Black was moved to the background my interest decreased. Crunchy Black always had the hardest verses to me.


It seriously bothers me that OG-like cats aint really producing like they used to. Pimp C is dead. 8Ball and MJG cant decide on a fucking label (FUCK SEAN PUFFY COMBS FOR THAT SHIT!). And who knows when Outkast is gonna bless us again? The only hope I had in a group to provide me with something dope was 3-6 and now they giving me lame bullshit like….


What the fuck is this shit?! Give me less of that and more of this…



“Suck-a-nigga-dick-or-something”


A letter from a true fan….

Tipwell

Monday, August 31, 2009

A STARR is born


Having endured life's hardships including surviving a single parent home and poverty, South Carolina MC Primo Starr credits his ability to focus along with his swagger, God-given talent, and hustle for his successes, both personally and professionally. One of the many recent successes for Primo Starr include the release of his single Say Hello To My Life. The heavy-hitting mid-tempo banger Say Hello... is laced with southern drawl and personal confessions and has served as both a testimony and introduction for the self professed 'backpack gangsta'.

The streets, clubs, and radio stations throughout SC have caught wind of the hypnotic single and embraced it as a classic.

Considered both conscious and raw with his lyrics, Primo Starr began rhyming at the tender age of 9. Originally one half of the rap group B.R.E.E.D., who signed an independent deal with Universal Records, Starr has experienced both the failures and successes of an artists within the music industry.

Riding a wave of national attention and respect courtesy the recent work of SC-natives Lil' Ru (Def Jam), State House Records (Grand Hustle), The Bureau (E1/Koch) and Stupid Dove Moves, Primo Starr's presence is shining through. Collaborations, networking, and a incomparable work ethic set Primo Starr apart from other local budging talent...

Catch the latest news, music, and info from Primo Starr at www.PrimoStarr.com

-S. D. Galloway





*Primo Starr bio courtesy PrimoStarr.com

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