
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
SHATiFF Ft. Ralph Real \"Will U Come Over\"
In the effort to bring Hip-hop back to the "new found' DMV scene, Glenarden 's Ambassador SHATiFF teams up with Cool Kids Forever Film's rising director, Jay Gregory to bring you a visual trip through deja vu.
SHATiFF, in this go-go driven track "Will U Come Over," takes a look back to the days as a "fly ladies man." This seasoned emcee gives a completely different nuance to Cherrelle's "I Didn't Mean To Turn U On." With the soundscape by Ralph Real who adds a funkadelic, soul-infused melody to put it all in perspective.
Layered with the sounds of today, yesterday and what could be the future, SHATiFF finds a good way to bring memories to reality as the popular Cool Kids Forever Films matches sight with sound for a package of love and life that appeals to all.
Find "Will U Come Over" on SHATiFF's upcoming project,
Lost Articles of Steve Jenkins:WoodSide.
Mixtape: The Best Of Stik Figa

Feat. Oddisee, Miles Bonny, Dunc, Apollo Brown, D/Will, J-Live and More!
Monday, April 2, 2012
AURA HD - CHICHI THE KID - I WANT HER BACK (OFFICIAL TRAILER)
After listening to 50 cent's earlier work, ChiChi taught himself how to craft catchy melodies and construct choruses and bridges to appeal to fans. Besides his knack for phenomenal hooks, he also showcases skilled lyricism. To add to his musical arsenal, ChiChi writes the treatments and directs the majority of his music videos. Finally, after performing at more than 100 club dates, his performance ability has improved so much that his fans and a lot of local artists agree that when you come and watch a "ChiChi The Kid" performance, one should prepare to see one of the most fun filled, dynamic performances they've ever seen.
After countless of years promoting which included 10,000 solo mixtapes being passed along the east coast from Richmond to Atlanta, performing in hundreds of showcases and parties, and networking with prominent dj's and local artists, ChiChi's name is finally getting massive recognition. In 2009, after creating the supergroup Young Richmond Outkasts, him and his counterparts decided to flood the streets of Richmond with high quality videos that to date have amassed to over tens of thousands of views. In late 2009, one of his best friends/band members, Mikezie, was killed in his own recording studio. Ezie's tragic death fueled ChiChi with more motivation to become a huge success so that his death would not be in vain.
With a passion to further his buzz, this young upstart poured all his heart and artistry talent into his mixtape that drops First Quarter 2012 entitled "Either I'm High or I am the Best Songwriter Alive". In due time I believe we will have enough evidence to decide whether ChiChi is elevated out of his mind or could just be the Best Songwriter Alive.







