When DJ Burn One dropped the ‘Joints’ mixtape 2 weeks ago, this record quickly became one of the fan favorites. Some of the best Country Rap Tune records have been courtesy of collabs between the Midwest and the South and this record is another certified Southern/Midwest classic. Listen as KD and Freddie Gibbs take us on a ride through their native Birmingham, AL and Gary, IN respectively, two known OG cities. Also the last leak from KD’s upcoming “G-Fluid” street album coming 4.11.11
I’ve been riding to this album for the past few weeks and I guess this is what blogging is all about, sharing what you’ve experienced. 1996 was a great year in Southern hip-hop so many classic albums and songs were released during this time and this record is one of the best and most underrated albums from that year. I believe this album is what really help solidify DJ Paul and Juicy J’s sound and production skills, and the Memphis sound overall. SIDENOTE: Prophet Posse affliate and fellow Memphis underground legend Playa G also lended a hand and played most of the keys on the album, which added to Juicy and Paul’s sinister soundtrack of beats. This album was not only influential to future Hypnotize Minds records like “Ya’ll Ain’t No Killaz” and “Lookin For Tha Chewin”, which were made over by Project Pat, but also for other Southern rappers such as 8ball and Pimp C who made their own renditions of the infamous “Midnight Hoes”. However, like many other rappers who worked with Hypnotized Minds, Skinny Pimp claims to have been cheated out of hundreds of thousands of dollars from DJ Paul and later left the label. We will never know how big of a legend Skinny Pimp would have been if he had stayed working with Paul and Juicy, but if this album is any indication, he would have been one the South’s biggest names. I would give a download link but this is available to purchase online and I dont believe such as classic should be given away for free.
KD & Don Prez reveal to us their favorite type of women. Dedicated to all the ladies born in 1990, ’91, ’92, and before this date in 1993. Remember DJ Burn One & KD’s “G-Fluid” dropping 4.1.11.
Here is some NEW exclusive KD produced by B. Kirk from the “G-Fluid’ album which is coming April 1, 2011. Also, be on the lookout KD, will drop the first video from the “G-Fluid” next week. Country Rap Tunes
The state of Alabama continues to pump out dope record after dope record, and this one is no different. Big Slought, straight outta Dothan, AL hooks up with Birmingham’s KD for a pure Country Rap Tunes type track. Alabama pimpin at its best. Big Slought and KD have projects set to drop soon, we will keep you posted
Here at Blvdst.com we hold no street gang affiliation, but its always refreshing to see someone represent their shit instead of just screaming ‘SooWoo’ jus because one of their favorite rappers claims to be apart 0f a certain gang. But hip-hop trends aside, you can bang this shit rather or not you’re familiar with any street gangs. Birmingham, AL Gangsta Drek’s ‘Eat Da Streetz’ mixtape coming soon and also features a banger from fellow Bham artist KD that we’ll drop soon.
TC over at The Smoking Section had some great commentary to go along with this excellent track from Birmingham’s KD, “Running Away”, so we’ll add his words to describe the record:
It’s always fulfilling to see a region experience an emergence in the rap game without being renown for a stifling gimmick that will eventually prove to be impossible to shake. What should have been solidified with Rich Boy is finally coming to fruition a half of decade later in the dominant presence of Alabama Hip-Hop. Yelawolf, Rittz and Jackie Chain have all shown they have the country appeal to crossover to big cities and KD is apparently no different.
No need in feeding you mindless cookies to cut a rug with; KD’s food for thought is quite poignant and has a tangy flavor to dignify the substance in his lyrics. Produced by B. Kirk who laces the track with stirring organs to summon emotions alongside 808s to keep the gutter in the grain, KD mixes visual social opinions with a Black man in America’s point of view. Obama’s infallibility’s aside, the South continues to show the range of their diversity in the generation with Birmingham leading the charge. via TSS
Listen and buy it just for $1 off of KD’s bandcamp page
Rittz’ DJ Burn One hosted, “White Jesus” titled, mixtape is due out very soon. Here is one of the standout records from the mixtape, which is a collaboration between some of the premier talent in the South, Yelawolf, Big K.R.I.T. and production from Country Rap connoisseurs DJ Burn One & KD. Country Rap Tunes and we’re not ‘fulla shit’ when we say this is dope beyond measure.
Yes KD is back at it, and guess what he’s rapping about again, hoes and money. Combine the Playa Prezident KD and smooth production from the gifted B. Kirk and B-Flattrax and you have another country rap tunes track that as KD says u can “ride witcha bitch and stick ya finger in her pussy hole, finger fuck her get it wet”.
Eskimo Joe of Birmingham, AL’s B.A. Boys with the single thats been making its rounds “Cookie Print (Tiger Woods). Its a nice shake junt record and a new nickname for that pussy imprint. I fuck with this shit.
