Chaos Newmoney is back with the Classics. He’s got 26 track from 2006-2016 on there. All bangers, straight from Madtown. Gotta go get it from his site, though…
You can check out his other projects in the Albums section.
Chaos NewMoney returns with a more jazzy style. I dig it. He’s relentless on the mic, and that’s why we get 41 tracks too. Get your copy today (May 19, 2016). See his last project The Come Up too. Chaos is always working, and this is only a snapshot into his new direction.
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Big Daddy Earl is a central leader for AFGM. I spoke to the emcee regarding the beginnings of AFGM. We also spoke about his recent album. The Madison, Wisconsin spits a few punchlines, explains what motivates him, but doesn’t shy away from his problems. “Whether it’s working, taking care of your parents, your kids, going to college, getting yourself right,” Earl delivers knowledge for everyone.
Earl has the best in local production on The Purpose of Man – Scattered Brains, THP, Victory and Quaibozz all blessed the album. The Mad City artist also heads Montsta Click, with artists Jay Jupiter, Castro, Derek John and THP. He has a passion for turning up as well. Big Daddy Earl was headed to open mic at Marty’s Comedy Club after leaving my spot in Hollywood.
No stream. Go cop.
You should know by now I’m going to call out today’s self-proclaimed artists (August 29, 2013). Most of em are pussies with nothing relevant to say. I’d say these rappers fall into one of the following categories:
God sent rapper: Preaches lessons 100% of the time with no real substance. Everyone else is ignorant. Aka white-collar rapper.
Surfer bro rapper: Rich kid from coastal US that smokes weed, fucks bitches and attends college at places like Miami and USC.
Tofu rapper: Unaccomplished man-child that manifests lies to gain attention from the local community. Usually imitate another emcee’s flow. Ie. Drake, Ace Hood, Cheif Keef…
*some crossover is to be expected
Chaos doesn’t belong in any of these categories, he’s at the top of the local talent. Thank God somebody else can flow with an actual story to tell. Gone Music goes through a night in the life of Madison based, AFGM artist Chaos New Money. Drug life, don’t give a fuck life. He’s known for the range of expression in his voice and the conversations that he incorporates into his verses. Every line is memorable and especially relatable to everyone that is really about that all-in lifestyle. His storytelling style is fresh and over the top.
The 23 track project features originals and industry instrumental remixes. Chaos goes at each one in a new way and proves his adaptability. Bald Head King Pin, Scattered Brains and Victory do produce a few of them but I’d like to see more local exclusives on the production side. Regardless, Gone Music will bang out any party situation.
The originality and direction of Chaos’ movies are originally what caught my attention. It’s like taking all the hype from a rock show and adding it into hip hop. He works a lot with OG Esco on the visuals and features him on a couple auto-tuned slow records also. I’m looking to see a lot more from Chaos in the future.
songs x videos
records x movies
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Soldier Click aka SDOT Gang aka 1947 aka Solgohamy Ink laced this one up on March 24, 2012. An incredible piece of art from Madison, Wisconsin. Victory and A.O on the beats.
Here’s the video for “The Crash” :
These are all clean. “The Great Escape” x “Karma” x “The Crash” are my favorites.
