Strike A Pose
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Hit’s Boys.
HS87’s Audio Push is back on the scene with their new collection of mp3s. Guests onboard include Hit-Boy, Lil Wayne, T.I. Wale, Joey Bada$$ and more. Come as you are and download below.
Before Audio Push drops their Come As You Are project tomorrow, they roll out their theme song this evening with T.I.P. Produced by Hit-Boy.
Utilizing Janet Jackson’s “I Get Lonely”, Hit Boy’s duo Audio Push deliver Sway the latest track off their forthcoming project, Come As You Are. The Drake comparisons are almost unavoidable.
Hit-Boy brought his duo, Audio Push over to Shade 45. During their interview with Sway, Hit-Boy pulled out the laptop to play a few beats as Octane and Pricetag did their thing.
Powered by the Quad City DJ’s sample, Audio Push release their new track featuring hip-hop’s resident martian, Lil Wayne. Don’t be afraid to do your dance to this. hnhh
Hit-Boy drops a double-dose of videos in celebration for his birthday. Above, he and 2 Chainz get photo shoot fresh on the set while his HS87 crew bring the models and bottles for “Nothin”.
Just a few days after Big Sean released his new single, Hit-Boy and his HS87 clique, Oktane and Pricetag decide to take the instrumental for their alteration.
Bootleg Kev is set to release his first mixtape, Empire Business this Sunday. But before giving up the goods, here’s his first offering. Says Kevin: This first leak comes from Inland Empire’s own Audio Push. This is a group who I have been supporting for a long time now. They are finally growing into their own as artists and the world is noticing! They are a part of Hit-Boy’s HS87 collective and are truly a talented and dope duo of […]
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