If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. The two Lloyds hook up again. This time for a record which will be found on (singer) Lloyd’s upcoming King Of Hearts album.
Off the first couple of listens, it doesn’t feel like this will catch on like “Any Girl,” but a quality record to have nonetheless.
Under any other circumstances, there would be no chance in hell I’d post someone’s album. I’ve got morals and I’d never be the guy to stop an artist from getting their money. However, PUSH! Montana is giving this album away for free, so I can rest easy at night knowing I did my part in helping get this quality music out to the masses.
Again, this is free, so there shouldn’t be any reason this goes unlistened. Tracklist and link after the jump.
Regardless of what “purists” may say, there’s always been a lane for rowdy, ignorant and, for lack of a better term, “riot starting music.” Three 6 mastered it. Project Pat has built a catalog off of it. Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz were the kings of that music some five years ago. Even Waka Flocka currently holds that distinction now.
A name not mentioned nearly enough as he should is Pastor Troy. With over 20 albums on his championship belt, it is safe to say Troy knows a thing or two about making music that appeals to his core audience. On November 18, the Down South Georgia Boy will release his Crown Royal 2 mixtape and “Make ‘Em Scream” is the first offering.
DL: Pastor Troy – “Make ‘Em Scream”
Credit: DGB
It’s all Chi-Town everything on this track. “We Can Do It Now” was created to be an anthem for the city of Chicago, and features Windy City natives Common, Lupe Fiasco and Jennifer Hudson. The track was produced by No I.D., who is also from the Chi. The song is featured on the soundtrack for the sports series REPLAY which is powered by Gatorade.
Fresh off of Mickey Factz’s 7th Mixtape, “I’m Better Than You,” he premieres the second visual entitled “Legend.” Shot in New Orleans by B Mike, its the story of a couple that finds themselves walking down the wrong street at the wrong time in the midst of Mickey professing his legendary status.
