Trey ‘Em.
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Action Bronson and Harry Fraud both occupied NY’s Santos Party Haus last night for a live performance of their Saaab Stories EP. If you couldn’t make it out, here’s footage of the evening’s show courtesy of Dark Nyte .
For the first time in over a decade, Project Pat performed in New York on Tuesday night thanks to Electric Circus. For those who were elsewhere, here’s a rundown of his performance. Mafia!
ATL’s new sensation Trinidad James headlined his first NY gig last night at the Santos Party House. In between performances of “Females Welcomed” and “All Gold Everything”, A$AP Mob joins the fun for a lil “Work.” UPDATE: Better footage of the big hit.
Manhattan’s Santos House Party welcomed Nipsey Hussle and the Lower End Professionals last night for a free performance. Luckily for those absent, EMETakeover caught all the action.
As part of HTC x VEVO launch of the HTC One phone, Black Hippy invaded Manhattan’s Santos Party House last night. Couldn’t make it? Well EME provides almost a half hour clip of the event. Enjoy! Sidebar: Kendrick On Next Single
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DMX swung by NYC’s Santos Party House for Funkmaster Flex’s Christmas party and surprised the partygoers with a performance. He also announced his album
Los Angeles collective, Odd Future catered to a sold out crowd last night at Santos Party House in NYC. Also known as OFWGKTA, (Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All) the band’s lead by horrorcore byproduct Tyler, The Creator. In the clip above, he performs his underground single, “Yonkers”. Additional footage after the jump. Free Earl! Sidebar: Photos from Mel D. Cole x The Source
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