being called snare&kicks, i found this appropriate..The Homie Mac Miller dropped by the Honey Comb Highed Out to lay a joint with none other than Cinematic Poster Child Smoke DZA. The track, which is produced by Big K.R.I.T., will be featured on The Smokers Club album dropping on High Times Records early next year. Mac & Smokey will be in a city near you on The Smokers Club tour starting October 1st. – GFCNY
He pled guilty on Friday to criminal possession of a controlledsubstance in the 7th degree (how many degrees are there?) and was sentenced to two days of community service. He also has to stay out of trouble for the next six months.
Fresh from signing his first major label deal with Warner Bros., Everybody’s Nobodyemcee XV has joined forces with DJBooth.net to bring fans a fully re-mastered version of his brand new mixtape, Vizzy Zone. Presented by DatPiff.com and Karma Loop, the project is free from DJ drops, and includes two exclusive bonus tracks and a song version of the introduction, Theme to Vizzy Zone. Guest features include Talib Kweli, Bun B, Mike Posner, Killer Mike, Chiddy Bangand more, while production duties are mostly handled by frequent production partner Seven(who handles nine tracks), Woody, Emile, Colin Munroe, and Omen.
“I read The Catcher In The Rye when I was in Europe a few months ago and I didn’t really enjoy, but one thing that I took from it was that reference,” he recalled. “The character actually says ‘gasoline rainbows’ in the book. I was like, ‘Wow.’ I’ve always wanted to call a song ‘Gutter Rainbows’—just because of the rainbows that you see when the oil and the water mix in the gutter—and do a song based on that. I just remember being a little kid and finding beauty in that, and how you have to find beauty in stuff like that when you in the hood. But that reference—him noticing the gasoline rainbows in New York City, and just the character’s love for New York City—are what attracted to me to that phrase. Somebody else got it, so it made me feel like it was more than just a song. Maybe it was an album.”
