Good Life Music Group has officially joined forces with Team Bigga Rankin to bring the latest out of FrontStreet. "Ray Allen" is one of the most accurate 3-point and free throw shooters in NBA history. So, when FrontStreet makes mention of the name, know his metaphor means that whatever he aims and takes a shot, you need to stand back because he will not miss. Teaming up with Law G, this track will do the same in your mix. It will hit hard and leave you wondering how they did it.
Team Bigga Rankin Music Group, Key Figure Music Group, and Breezy Says present an exclusive leak from Total Kaos "Shawty Say She Love It". WARNING! This is not a typical love track. This is a track for any lady that's ever loved a man that just can't seem to get right, but he got you so in love that no matter how hard you try you cannot let go. Yes, ladies he took it there. Fellas, y'all know what y'all do when y'all do what y'all do to have these women still putting up with your nonsense. So press play, download and add it to your playlist.
[Single] T Pain (@TPAIN) ft Rich Homie Quan, Waka Flocka & Young Cash - F*ck Em
Poshe Blanco is one of the hottest female independent artists on the scene. With her stunning looks and charismatic persona she is proving that she is a force to be reckoned with. Born and raised in Atlanta GA (Decatur) Poshe is bringing her Atl sound and flavor to the music industry from a female's perspective. "It's time for a female from Atlanta to finally make it" says Poshe. "We have held down the music industry for so long I think it's time for a female from the A to represent". Poshe can be found in the Dec/Jan issue of XXL, which is also their 40th year anniversary. This issue includes some of the best artists in hip hop on the cover such as Jay Z, Lil Wayne, and Outkast just to name a few. Poshe is currently pushing her new single and lady's anthem entitled Work produced by Zaytoven and Cassius Jay which is buzzing right now in the streets. She is working on her follow up single entitled Go and also a new mixtape.
