June 24th marks the debut release for Dave Ghetto and Tha S Ence's new collaborative project, Hustle Simmons.
Break Bread Projects introduces Hustle Simmons with the self-titled debut album, available on iTunes and online worldwide through FMS Digital Distribution on June 24th.
Comprised of veteran MC Dave Ghetto and crafty beatsmith Tha S Ence, Hustle Simmons has ears opened to their authentic, mainstay sound of sample-driven melodies and deep drum production complimented by gritty wordplay, smooth swagger, and uncanny lyricism, served in the form of an 11-track album. Their lead single, "Over and Out" featuring Buff1 and DJ Cru Cut, has creeped into tastemakers' selection and bloggers pages and continues making notable presence. DJ Cru Cut is called again on "Get Down," adding to the spectrum of guest appearances which also includes Al Mighty, Richie Rasheen, and Fel Sweetenberg. A bonus hit music video for "The Rundown" is set to premier by week's end.
"It's that new millennium boom-bap! Welcome to the Digital Underground." – Dave Ghetto
The listening party is set for Thursday, June 26th at the prominent Philly jam, Ill! Makaniks (at The Barbary) with special guests DJ Statik, DJ Sat One, and DJ Skipmode, and sponsored by 215hiphop.com. This South Jersey/Philly connect is planning a national tour scheduled for early Fall. In the meantime, Hustle Simmons can be found performing in and around major cities in the Northeast where exclusive, limited edition copies of their album will be available.
Lead single, "Over and Out" available here-
http://www.publicwizardinc.com/audio/hustlesimmons_overandout_feat_buff1_clean.mp3
Hustle Simmons' New Grind
Young Buck is a Cry Baby
Despite all his tough talk on wax Young Buck was reduced to tears when talking to Boo Boo on the phone. Apparently, he wants to be reinstated into G-Unit, but that doesn’t seem likely. Instead, 50 Cent will milk this for what it’s worth until he’s done promoting T.O.S. 50 barely interrupted him which should have been a dead giveaway that he was recording the conversation. Buck Marley is a dope rapper and all, but this right here is a low for him.
Young Jeezy Launches New Social Networking Website
Young Jeezy has joined the throng of emcees launching social networking websites, making his venture USDA2Day.com the only blog and social networking site that will focus not only on breaking news and new music, but also on stories concerning the community and children.
The site will merge with missingkids.com and include a spotlight section for missing children. There will also be objective daily news stories from areas around the nation, which will focus on the crimes and achievements of young adults and provide insight into the stories.
USDA2Day.com bills itself as “the official media source for the hood,” and it will feature video footage and new music from Jeezy and artists signed to his label imprint Corporate Thug Entertainment, which includes USDA member Blood Raw.
USDA2Day.com users will be able to create their own profiles with direct links to their own individual pages, and network with other users. Jeezy’s new mixtape The Prime Minister will be released on June 14 and will be available for free download on the site.
The Cool Kids Show Off Their Sneaker Game
What do your kicks say about you? The Cool Kids know. This short film, directed by Amir George, features the song "Unos" from The Cool Kids off of The Bake Sale EP. Mikey and Chuck give props to all those stepping up their sneaker collection and let you know about the problems that can come when your kicks talk a mean game.
