This here is the first single from the RITB remix project that Naptown’s LONEgevity is putting together. If you dig this track, you may dig Grey Granite‘s recent Rich In The Blood album that we debuted back earlier this month. Check that out here, and listen and download the remix below.
Video by Digital Rabbit.
Naptown’s own Blake Allee is back at it with his brand new video for Japanese TVs, which is a track off of his most recent release entitled Televisionn. You can check out his entire project, that we debuted back in February, by hitting this link. JAPANESE TVS JAPANESE TVS!
Video by Sam Mirpoorian.
In the latest bit of media from Naptown’s Grey Granite, he drops a video for his TGS (True G Shit) track from Rich In The Blood. You can also check out the interview we recently did with Grey that discusses his latest release (click here).
I was thinking the other day that it might be a cool idea to start recapping each months content somehow so that everybody knows what came out from Indianapolis and Indiana each month. Well, today I went through and grabbed song singles, songs from releases, songs from videos, and put them all in a zip file for you to get familiar with. Check the track listing above, or below, and hit the link below to download the zip file. Enjoy!
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Blooded The Brave – All We Need
Cut Camp – What Ya Say Now (LONEgevity Remix)
Dominique Larue x Maja 7th – #SOON
EJAAZ – Mantra (Produced by Boogie Ka Zamm)
Faba Van Exel – Thirst Traps & Boom Bap
Grey Granite – Satan Seeds (Produced by Ruse One)
Grey Granite – Ten G’s (Produced by Chopzilla)
Grumpy Old Men ft. Scheme – Inception (Produced by LONEgevity)
HUMAN – Off The Chain
J. Brookinz ft. Sirius Blvck, Big Chief Green, EJAAZ & John Stamps – Last Words
John Stamps – Screw With ‘Em
Lyrical AJ – Plan B
Mr. Kinetik – Re(Frame + Arrange + Define)
Nyzzy Nyce – I Just Rather
Pope Adrian Bless – Full Metal Alchemist (Umi Says)
Ricky Freezer ft. HUMAN & Blake Allee – Write My Wrongs
Sirius Blvck – Ancient Lights (Produced by Bones of Ghost)
The Klinik ft. R-Juna – Fiendin’ Tonight
June 1st has come and gone, and with the coming of the new month also comes the newest project from Naptown’s Grey Granite. Being the sponsor for the project, I got to sit down with the TrillBeatNik to discuss his new project, his art, and his ideas around keeping himself relevant as an artist.
Rich in the Blood is what Grey considers to be his first real album. He said, “I always felt like working with one producer kind of gives you a little of both of us, but working with the amount that did for RITB? It really lets you see me.” Grey really breaks loose on this album and allows the listener to see how he sees the world, and it is seriously a dope view.
I asked Grey about how he came up with the title for the album. “It just came to me, real talk. I went straight to Google and nothing came up and I was damn, it was sounds so sweet to the tongue.” I can’t deny that there is something about that title that really lends itself to something epic, and after listening you might just have to agree that it’s just that.
Grey kills it on what is his favorite track, “TGS (True G Shit)”, as well as another dope song that we discussed which happens to be the intro to the album, “Game of the Greats”. This track discusses the book, Eye in the Shield, which is book one in the great story that will be Grey’s Rich in the Blood. It is a very interesting concept, and something that really helps set it apart from many projects being released these days.
Creating this type of hype behind an album will really help keep the artist stay relevant because it leaves the listener chomping at the bit to hear more of the tale; if you do it as well as Grey has with this project. Being relevant seems to be a hot topic right now in the hip hop world because nobody wants to be that flash in the pan artist, and they all want to make their stake in the hip hop world as it seemingly becomes easier to do. Why do you think Kanye always acts like an asshole? I digress, Grey has got some big plans in store as well to help claim his time in the industry, and make this album something hotter than something you listen to for a week.
As you may have now seen, some of those plans include the art for the album, that is rich in photography, and owes Trinidad James’ album cover for All Gold Everything as the inspiration. Grey believes that the artwork for an album says a lot about what the project is about and if it will be wack or not, so he has got to go 100 for the whole album. That includes the artwork attached. He also added that, “the RITB live show is amazing; you’re getting the album on stage.”
Grey will be keeping our attention for a while, keeping us busy with watching his new music videos, getting us to shows, and allowing us to appreciate some great art. He will be doing it all across social networks where he keeps us entertained at all hours of day. So turn off your fucking radio and go pick up Rich in the Blood.
Listen to Rich In The Blood by Grey Granite
Video by Phantom of Power.
Grey Granite‘s Rich In The Blood is now just four days away, and today you get to check out the new video from his Ruse One produced Satan Seeds track. The video was directed by Boss L. You can download the Boss L directed track by clicking here.
Video by Sam Mirpoorian.
Yesterday, Pope Adrian Bless released a new video from his BDTB sponsored Angel Musik III: Internal Warfare. With the Umi Says instrumental as the backdrop, the Full Metal Alchemist video follows Pope painting in a quarry, mixing chemicals, and destroying a Casio keyboard. I can dig it.
In case you missed his listening party this last Saturday, and didn’t pick up a pre-copy of the album, check the latest single from Grey Granite‘s forthcoming Rich In The Blood release. You’ll be able to grab the full album from BDTB on June 1st. The track is produced by Dylan Prevails.
Summer is officially here and G GRANITE teamed up with DYLAN PREVAILS to make another BANGER! The New G Granite Album, “RICH IN THE BLOOD – Book 1 The Eye The Shield” is a collection of jewels and gems dedicated to the glory of GAME. Granite’s new song “Get it How You Live” arms you with the most important law of the game – be yourself aka Keep it 100. #RITB Drops June 1st
Today we are debuting a remix from our very own LONEgevity, and it is a remix from J. Brookinz previous #GATEWATY420 album. The song is by the Cut Camp crew, and the track features rhymes from Gritts, Ace One, LONEgevity, and Skittz. Cuts are laced by DJ Spoolz. IF you dig this jam, you can download from either Soundcloud or Audiomack. Enjoy!
Also, Cut Camp is hosting a show this weekend at Sabbatical, and Hinx Jones (Lonegevity & Gritts) are the featured act. Check the flyer below.
Check the latest single off of Grey Granite‘s forthcoming Rich In The Blood release. The track is produced by Chopzilla, who you may remember from some production work he did for Scoot Dubbs’ previous BDTB sponsored release. Additionally, check the flyer above for information on Grey’s listening party at got SOLE? on May 18th.
FUCK the Bullshit, let’s tell it how it is… And that is exactly what G Granite does for his 3rd Single off the New Album “RICH IN THE BLOOD” dropping June 1st. Ten G’s is what separates Granite from gaining national success. Granite lets you know how the $ystem works over a smooth- soulful Chopzilla production.
