Showing posts with label drug music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drug music. Show all posts



Dynamic duo, Ron Oneal & SV Skee (otherwise known as OandS4ever) strike as new-age progenitors of cocaine rap. They have a repertoire consisting of thumping, drug-induced bangers; and that rep is only magnified with the release of the latest single, “Kilo”. “Kilo” is an ode to hustling; complete with an addictive chorus and narcotic instrumental. 808s slide smoothly across the bassline of this record, surrounded by hats, claps, and a menacing synth-key arrangement. SV Skee, through a syrupy surge of autotune, raps within the hook “They just want the money from the Kilo”, letting you know exactly where his and his brethren’s priorities lie: getting rich. And the only thing more guttural than the ambition for winning, is their delivery on each of their verses. Both emcees attack the beat in a blend of aggressive snarls, and ravenous rapping, showing that this song can not only be felt in the club, but likewise on every block in the country. Especially the Lower East Side, Manhattan ones they hail from. With the way “Kilo” is blowing up thus far, thanks as well to the visual they recently released, these brother New Yorkers are about to find themselves pleasing an entirely different clientele.



“KILO”



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Texan rapper, Kokaine Karter, wants all of us to “HOLL UP” with his latest, enchanting single. Having been born and raised in two separate Lonestar cities, Karter combines the leaned-out, autotune swag of Houston with the grittiness of Dallas, and jumps out that cauldron blazing hot with rhythm and flow.

Featuring guest artist T2, the record is incredibly suited for the club. Its ominous melody, matched with the groove of well-placed kicks and 808s, creates an atmosphere that will have you itching to escape your seat. If that’s not enough, however, his lyrics and flow certainly will be. In smooth breezes of melody and autotune, both artists bless the beat with addictive cadences and street parables. As much as they have indeed crafted a party record, suitable for setting any nightly event on fire, they never abandon their lifestyles. The grittiness of their attitudes and surroundings are matched with the lavishness of their desires, which fuse in a sea of melody and trap verses, to create one, irrefutable banger. “HOLL UP” is an excellent, club-ready release from Kokaine Karter. Makes it impossible to overlook him among the list of Texas’s talented. 


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Life is short, so we should make a strong bond with the people that we love and with the life that we live. President Hood’s life motto and his company's name is Bonded By Money. He shows the special bond that he has with money on the video for his latest trap anthem, “I Gotta”. Here you will see the world through the eyes of a kingpin who gotta chase the paper down, by any means necessary. 

 Follow him on an expertly directed Highsaun Films video that tells a story of a money motivated hustler, drug trafficking, and all the games that police play. High-end automobiles, loud smoke is in the air, fashion forward apparel and fine women are everywhere! This is just another day in the life of el Presidente, as he invites you, the viewer, to get a glimpse of the good life. Listen as he uses his boss-like charm and upper echelon flow to connect with the audience as he paints pictures of his hustler's mentality and elevated mind state. Check out the video, “I Gotta” today!!! 



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