It's a Chicago affair as Urban Grind TV (Fubu Network) presents "Players" from Chief Apache. The macalicious production is provided by TeamPackBack affiliate producer, Ill Brown.

The long haired pimp proclaims his reign to that of the Martin Lawrence character Jerome aka The Playa From The Himalayas. Not to be laughed at however, this Windy City player was raised by the west and south side gangsters, hustlers and thugs. He makes this well known thru the video as he lays it all down with a buttery delivery. He also speaks about the player lifestyle and can be seen multiple times riding with his dimes dropping game on them. Ill Brown provides the saucy, seventies fueled pimp music that carries audio clips from the most notorious pimping movie known to man, "The Mack". Chief Apache also interpolates Curtis Mayfield's "Diamond in the Back" into a newly rendered bridge in the song. The video was premiered thru Urban Grind TV, who also recently interviewed the rapper. "Players" is the lead single from Apache's forthcoming album, "Slick Talk". -Barry Quigley

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Sacramento native Dayounte copes a mean "Attitude" and expresses it fully over a Josh Petruccio production. With a mixtape planned for release this March titled "51.50", the California representative leaks out this brutal single. He's been rapping for roughly two years now and is quickly honing his rap skills. Alongside the newly released single and upcoming mixtape, Dayounte also has a tour in the works spanning several locales in California.

Anytime the rapper is in need to express his feelings, he grabs a pen and pad and vents. He has embedded a sole goal into his mentality, to make an impact in the music industry at any costs. "51.50" will be the third officially released mixtape from Dayounte and will follow up 2016's "Warm'n Up" and 2017's "Still Doing It". Three projects in twenty-four months is an impressive feat in itself but he feels his work is just beginning.

For "Attitude", he explains how people work his nerves whether that be direct or indirect. The trap influenced instrumental is full of deep bass and daunting synth keys, a perfect mixture for Dayounte to spill his guts on. Listen to "Attitude" here and check out more from Dayounte via his social media outlets. -Barry Quigley

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