"Oyster Perpetual, My Time is Expensive"

Might as well keep the Murda Beatz momentum going with his new production for G-Eazy and Snoop Dogg. Get Mine follows yesterday's post of Travis Scott's new one that was also tee'd up by Murda. Where last night's cut was mellow, Get Mine goes a bit harder. Led by a leadoff hook from Snoop Dogg that'll remind you he hasn't lost a step, you'll find plenty to latch onto off top. Then you've got Young Gerald who bobbed and weaved through a few verses with a clear IDGAF undercurrent emanating throughout.

One thing's for sure G-Eazy's new album definitely isn't lacking star power. Snoop joins the growing list of legends showing up on his new music that includes E-40 and a 9th Wonder production. Side note - I really wish every artist would celebrate their birthday by releasing four new tracks like G-Eazy. Nothing like being able to celebrate along side one of your favorite artists when they let loose a quarter of an album all in one day...#GetMine


G-Eazy feat Snoop Dogg - Get Mine (prod by Murda Beats)

"M&M's, Sweet Like Candy Cane"

Last week I made a best of Travis Scott playlist in an attempt to reel in all my favorite tracks of his throughout the years. Of the favorites, Dance on the Moon, Wonderful, and Oh Me Oh My stood out as a top three, but that was before I heard his new one below. Butterfly Effect deserves to be in the same upper echelon as the top three because it has exactly what the other tracks have. It has a mellowed out beat with sing-songy vocals and sharp ad-libs mixed throughout. Credit to Murda Beatz for setting the tone on this one. His simple, but somehow not monotonous steady clapping beat with quiet synths painted a perfect canvas to showcase Travis's wide range of vocals and bars. I can't honestly tell you what in the hell the song is about, but it doesn't matter because each time I listen, I find myself trying to sing along. A trademark of good Hip Hop is that it can be about nothing at all and the audience still feels compelled to try and keep up with their own vocals. Travis had mastered that to a T, which means I'm going to keep falling for his mellowed out brand of Hip Hop with each release...#ButterflyEffect


Travis Scott - Butterfly Effect (prod by Murda Beatz)

"I Don't Need No Lies, Pick a Side, Pick a Side"

Gotta admit, it's nice to hear the Young Money/Cash Money crew back together. No Frauds signifies in a big way turning the page from the whole Meek Mill situation and moving onto a new beef with Remy Ma. Check the back story if you're curious on how all that came about.

What you can expect when you press play are a few dope verses from the three amigos over a Murda Beatz beat. It goes hard in the deck (#808 check) and leaves plenty of room for all parties to leisurely spit their tough talk about fake people. It's a treat because you get to hear Drake and Tunechi at their best over a hard beat. Word has it Nicki's 4th studio album is well on it's way toward a mid-late 2017 release. Not sure about y'all, but hearing the gang is all back together leads me to believe I'm going to checking out Nicki's new album soon...#NoFrauds

Nicki Minaj feat Drake & Lil Wayne - No Frauds (prod by Murda Beatz)