May 2017

Street Money Worldwide has a knack for curating authentic music and with the arrival of their newest artist Ques they continue to deliver in the same vein. Connecting with fellow Street Money artist Quicktrip and extremely talented singer Devo, Ques teams up with Director Cricket to deliver a cinematic street masterpiece for his new single “Hold On.” Ques’ lyrical prowess is unquestionable as he showcases his ability to paint a movie-like picture while he mulls over the complicated predicament of getting out of the game when the streets get too hot. Initially approached with the idea of taking out his in-video adversary Quicktrip, the tables turn by the end of the visual when he tells his street boss that he’s stepping away from the fast money.

The Coalition DJs were the hosts of a private listening event in Atlanta, GA at the legendary Stankonia Studios for Snoop Dogg’s “Neva Left” album, which released on all digital platforms on May 19th. Clay James performed “Visions” produced by Deraj, a track off of his upcoming debut album “Country N Proud” being released later this year on Snoop’s Doggystyle South Records.

Cleveland’s Boss Bird Wooda links with King Mouder for the video of “Spare Em”, the second single from his release It’s A Thinline Between Dubs & Weight. LOL that’s dope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRx2eQTyAbI

Detroit’s Billionaire B releases the visual for his “B.L.O.W.” freestyle. To catch all the action in the new visual “B.L.O.W” director and Vancouver native Joshua LapLap, catches Billi on a cinematic journey through time with clips of him doing some of the things he loves to do the most, on the road doing shows, smoking big blunts, enjoying the company of beautiful women in his condo and counting cash (of course his name is Billionaire).

New Jersey native J-Ness is already a fixture on the Tri-state area underground rap scene, having collaborated with the likes of Chinx and performing in some of the area’s most prestigious venues. As he gears up to release his forthcoming project, J-Ness presents his latest offering in the form of the visual to “Be A Gentleman.” Lifting it’s soundscape from the classic 50 Cent mixtape cut of the same name, the clip finds him accompanied by New Jersey rap veteran Ransom, along with Mallz Da Menace and Trav Da Assasin. Check it out.

North Carolina’s own Rain910 recruits Dip Set veteran Jim Jones for the new visuals for “Red Bandana, Blue Bandana”. This is one of the stand out songs from Rain’s latest album Till Death Do Us Part.