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$killz – “Da Game Needs Me”

Band : $killz, Amerikas Addiction, Baby Drew, K.E., Pizzle, Wave Chapelle
Title : Da Game Needs Me
Release Date : February 9, 2016

$killz also goes by DOLLASIGNkillz, which speaks to the eclectic artist more than anything. He’s all about punchlines, smacking the fans with a line they won’t forget. Da Game Needs Me is track after track of Trap wordplay. The elements are all there. These are bangers. The Amerikas Addiction affiliate has a big team too. $killz aka Trap-Jezuz linked with P BEEZY to drop the artist’s debut project on The Mil (February 9, 2016). TRiLL GATE$ assisted on a couple songs too. He pushed and got his lead single “#FLEEK” onto local radio.

The lyricist has been doing plenty videos, which has payed off in blessed ways. The emcee also recently had a cameo on Empire, which is filmed nearby in Chicago. Philly Fly Boy did the cover for DGNM and is plotting the “Blue Hunnidz” video at an Atlanta location. With work like this, it won’t be long til he gets noticed on a larger scale for his music. This #DWYD Milwaukee team is on the come up quick and $killz is about to be put on front n center.

1. “F.W.M.T.L.W.”

2. “Pull Up (HOL UP)” ft. Wave Chapelle

3. “Blue Hunnidz” ft. Amerikas Addiction

4. “Level Up”

5. “YEA HO!” ft. Pizzle

6. “LiT” ft. Ray Rizzy & Baby Drew

7. “Wut I’m On” ft. K.E.

8. “#FLEEK” ft. Amerikas Addiction

Sean Smart – “Sean Smart: The Mixtape”

A young but highly intelligent and driven emcee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s Sean Smart is looking to reintroduce himself to the world after his days with Higher Education (November 25, 2015). He put a lot of work into the indie label but out on his own he has complete control over his sound.

Sean Smart “fell in love with the culture” at a young age, he tells me. The rapper grew up on Queen and Bob Marley but his friends were into Hip Hop. His Milwaukee public schooling wound up teaching him much more than the three Rs. Sean picked up on Hip Hop from his classmates and remembers grabbing Jay-Z’s Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life on cassette in 3rd grade.

Now, the more Logic side of the rapper is coming out as he works on a more widely appealing sound for his self-titled mixtape. Sean’s days of rapping over experimental Boom Bap have come to a close. It’s time for the dictionary to get read.

Sean looks to make a good impression with his debut solo project. “No real message or underlying story, just raw tracks that make people bob their heads and get a feel for my abilities”, he says. “This is just the warm up for what is about to come”.

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