Mastered: engine room audio Earlier today, DJ Kast One premiered the remix to one of Banko’s new tracks, now featuring a verse from A$AP Rocky. Dress warm, Cold Corner 2 drops Tuesday. Tracklist after the jump. info
Cash rules everything around Banko. And now that Cold Corner 2 is finally arriving next month, he keeps his paper piled up high for its latest leak. Done at Engine Room Audio.
As Banks puts the tweeks on his upcoming mixtape, the Statue Of Liberty tries to bare the cold for its gif cover art. Dry your eyes, Ms. Liberty,
In preparation for Kay Slay’s upcoming Rhyme Or Die, he rounds up a few of G-Unit and D-Block’s familiar faces as well as Raheem DeVaughn for the project’s new street single. araabMUZIK on the beat.
During SP’s album release show at B.B. King Wednesday night, he brought out a few guests including Lloyd Banks, Busta Rhymes, and the rest of the LOX. Above, Banks emerges for a live performance of their new collabo and more. More clips after the jump. Sidebar: Styles P On The Breakfast Club
Lloyd Banks’ Cold Corner 2 is just literally right around the corner. This evening, DJ Kast One premiered the project’s latest offering on Hot 97. Radio rip for now. kyitl UPDATE: CDQ version.
“Runnin’ niggas over like Brandy, muthafuck a Grammy” SP and Banks both put their game faces on and definitely prove they aren’t joking around on their new track. Off Styles P’s Masters Of Ceremonies, which commences October 4. hhnm
Last night, it was Queens who kicked off the Red Bull Academy’s New York: Five Out Of Five Tour, which is a five-stop concert paying homage to the 5 boroughs. Above, Info shares QB’s Prodigy and Hav taking it back with “Give Up The Goods (Just Step)”, while Southside Jamaica’s own Banks pays homage below.
Red Cafe keeps it real with Lloyd Banks, Fab, and a bunch of fine mamacitas for his new video. Prepare for The Shakedown next Valentine’s Day.
With Cold Corner 2 now just around the corner, DJ Kay Slay let loose a new record which will most likely end up on the project. We’ll find out in two weeks. Radio Rip for now. dhh
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