Up for some fun in the sun? Well Asher, Quan and Nottz made moves down to VA Beach to shoot the video for their recent track and here’s a look at what went on during the shoot. Directed by Illusive Media. karmaloop
From The Westside With Love II dropped on iTunes just hours ago. With Chuck English on the beat, Dom scoops Asher and Sir Michael Rocks up for this standout track. Who’s rollin’? fsd
What? You just mad cause Asher is stylin’ on you. And to usher in the first day of Summer, Ash shares his new groove produced by Nottz Raw. We can dig it. illroots
While en route to Mansfield, Asher decides gives us a preview of his collaborative track with Akon. Sounds good so far. Until the full version drops, take the verse for now. UPDATE: Full version via Omen
It’s not what you know. It’s what you can prove. Well it’s clearly known that Roth and Nottz channel Alonzo and Jake from Training Day for their latest flick. Off their collaborative effort, Rawth EP. My nigga.
Asher took to his twitter to let us know he’s set up the mic at his new crib and here’s the end result of a track that he and DJ Wreckineyez had just recorded. Nice way to break in the new place kidz.
Peter Rosenberg played this during his Real Late show last night on Hot 97. The track is the first leak off Asher Roth and Nottz Raw’s upcoming project, The Rawth EP. Ha, clever title. Update: CDQ Omen
DJ Enuff premiered new material from Asher P this afternoon on Hot 97. Pardon the brief moments of dead air. Get on your grind, we’re on ours. Update: Compact Disc Quality, but clean. splash
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