New Mixtape: J.Cole & Dreamville Records – Revenge Of The Dreamers
J. Cole celebrated his 29th birthday by giving his fans a brand new mixtape from his Dreamville Records team called “Revenge Of The Dreamers”. He also announced his Dreamville label has signed a partnership deal with Interscope Records. Congrats to the dreamers.
Take a listen to the mixtape with tracklist below.
J.Cole & Dreamville Records - Revenge Of The Dreamers (Tracklist & Stream)
Video: Bas Ft J.Cole x KQuick – Lit
Dreamville’s Bas comes through with the video to Lit featuring J. Cole and KQuick. Directed by Justin Benoliel. His album Quarter Water Raised Me Vol. 2 is available for free here.
New Music: Bas feat J. Cole & Kquick – Lit
Bas invites J. Cole and Kquick on the beat to drop this new “buzz” friendly banger. The song comes off of Bas’ new mixtape Quarter Water Raised Me Vol. II and uses a sample from Miguel. It’s never a letdown when you’ve got Cole on the track. Check out the song below.
What do you think? Let us know.
By Rick Roman – @_RickRoman
KillerHipHop Exclusive: Elite – Watch Me (Lyrics & Download)
You talkin to the latch key kid I’m used to being alone; And I ain’t tryna leave the zone til’ I see the throne
Dreamville’s Elite was courteous enough to reach out to KillerHipHop and release a new song entitled, “Watch Me” EXCLUSIVELY with us. The song was created during the process of producing his latest highly acclaimed mixtape, Awaken. It was going to be on the mixtape for a while, but ended up not fitting in the track list. Produced by DJay Cas.
Elite delivers a great flow and lyricism in this track. Just makes you want to jump out the chair and make your right hand go off the Richter Scale as you try re-enact Elite as if you were rapping this song.
Listen to Elite – Watch Me and read the lyrics after the jump
KillerHipHop Exclusive: Elite Interview
When your around talented like minded people, sometimes just basic conversation can do a lot. We [DreamVille artist] are always learning from each other.
The talent that J. Cole‘s Dreamville is able to bring to the table is remarkable. The ability to have artists in that camp who can do multiple things, not just rap, is truly inspiring to anyone with the dreams of making it big in the music industry. For one Dreamville artist who goes by the name of Elite, he is surely on the right path for esteemed success as an artist and producer.
Growing up in Connecticut as Anthony Parrino, Elite knew at a very young age that his future was bright. With his love for music, Elite made moves that led him to who he is today. With a new and amazing mixtape under his belt, entitled Awaken, Elite is going to cause a stir in the hip-hop world as people are catching on to his talents as a lyricist and producer.
KillerHipHop was given a humbled opportunity to interview the great ‘produ-lyricist’ Elite as we get to know him a little more and what he is really about. Elite talks about Ruff Ryders, J. Cole, Dreamville, NYC, Producing and so much more.
Read KillerHipHop Interview With Elite
KillerHipHop Exclusive: Omen Interview
There are a million rappers, there are a million artists, there are a million producers poppin’ up on all the everyday blogs. To have the opportunity to stand out and to have my fans tell their families and friends about me is just great.
Chicago’s hip-hop scene has brought us great rappers such as Kanye West, Common, Twista, GLC, Rhymefest and more, but you are now going to be introduced to another rapper who is slowly but steadily making a mark on the Chicago rap scene. He goes by the name of Damon Colemen also known as Dreamville’s Omen. Mr. Omen was brought onto the scene on the song “The Badness” off J. Cole‘s second mixtape The Warm-Up. He then got more recognition by the remarkable song called “Enchanted” on Jermaine’s third mixtape Friday Night Lights.
As Omen recently dropped his highly acclaimed mixtape Afraid Of Heights, his recognition just got elevated a bit more. KillerHipHop was honored enough to be given the opportunity to interview Omen and get to know this upcoming lyricist a little more. Omen talks about his new mixtape Afraid of Heights, Dreamville, Chicago, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, his inspirations and so much more.
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