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Featuring B Legit & Block Movement, Philla Brougham, DJ Smokeybear, Boo Banga, Kulture Shock, the Sick Wid It youth benefit, AG Cubano, music reviews and more.

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The mixtape features The Jacka, Lil Blood, Blast Holiday, Lil Goofy, HD of Bearfaced, Kiwi da Beast, AB Hogish , Boski-3x, DJ & Pax, and Peso.

Why So Serious Commercial

Make sure to keep up to date with Boo Banga, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube!

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Too Fresh is apart of the rapid slew of emerging talent coming out of California, working with artists in California ranging from Livewire Recording artist Stevie Joe, to Young California Artists like Young Bari. With new singles and videos coming out in the next few months all promoting his new “Grand Opening Mixtape”, definitely don’t sleep on this young 21 year old artist.

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His debut single “Killin My Buzz”, is already one of the biggest records to come out of the Bay Area streets in the last few months, and with all the different kinds of music coming out of the Bay Area, Mungy Mudge has been refreshing to the streets, due to his party tracks, and even rough street records.

The single “Killin My Buzz” has already caught the attention of DJ’s at Bay Area radio station 106.1 KMEL, and the attention of Big Chuck, from Miami’s household label, Poe Boy Music Group. Keep an eye out, Mungy Mudge also has a

mixtape in the works with Poe Boy’s DJ Smokeybear!!

DJ’s!!! Don’t Sleep on this record!! Download the DJ Pack Below:
http://www.audiomack.com/album/24hourhiphopmp3/killin-my-buzz-dj-pack

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Trip2Krazy, a Miami based rapper released his latest single “Dog Food” featuring EZ Mac. Setting up an incredible 2013, the latest single by Trip2Krazy is driving the nation crazy with awesome music. The campaign featuring EZ MAC is taking the record nationwide with impressive 38 Hot Records. Blended with the music of award winning DJ Smokey Bear, a buzz of activity among the people of Florida.

Outré music, Trip2Krazy has certainly dipped his hands in quite a few ventures of music with new heights being touched. Trip2Krazy, a firm name in rap industry has been running a studio for about 7 years. To give his music career a jump start they got on-board with Wingstop Franchise a year ago. The awe-inspiring connection with DJ Smokey Bear of Poe Boy Music Group and Big Chuck (President of Poe Boy Music Group) bénéfice `next level promotion among the masses and assured heights of fan-following.

The new single “Dog Food” campaign features a blend of polished and raw-edged music sense aptly combined with lyrics. It belongs to genre of hip hop music, fusing conventional rhythmic music with rapping. The two distinctive aspects of this campaign are Rapping or MCing.

People are enjoying the work of the duo, Trip2Krazy, EZ Mac, people have no reason not to love the campaign when the duo is there! The new single “Dog Food” conceptualizes music with new heights. Trip2Krazy in Miami, Florida. With the release of new single “Dog Food” over the internet, Trip2Krazy has unveiled new standards in the hip hop music industry and is ready to grab the attention of the audience.

As of now Trip2Krazy is focused to promote the new single “Dog Food” featuring Ez Mac. Presently dedicated to finish street mix tape “ELBOWS N KILO” with the recording being in sync. Forth with franchise building with 38 Hot Records and other business ventures, Trip2crazy’s present concern. With a message to the target crowd, Trip2Krazy quotes, “The game will be endured for more than ten summers with more and more dope rap music”.

With an official release of new single “Dog Food” featuring Ez Mac, Trip2Krazy presents awesome music with versatile lyrics. The signature campaign so released evidently proves  a hip star of today and decades to come, providing entertainment solutions to the world.

As quoted by DJ Smokey Bear

“Trip2Krazy is on the rise in the music industry throughout Miami, He is a very hungry artist and I see him making a big impact in the music scene”

Contact TRIP2KRAZY@gmail.com for bookings, interviews, and drops

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T00 Fre$h is the Bay Area’s newest artist and taking the world by storm, managed by both Michael Vaccaro and PBMG Executive and All Bay Music CEO “The Rap Manager” Ian Jackson.  Starting out with up-and-coming Bay Area artist Young Bari, T00 Fre$h created “Pop It” and has since developed an impressive profile.  Working with Super Producer, Freeway TJ, He has combined his lyrical talent to create popular hit singles, including “Work” and Warrior’s Anthem “Stephen Curry”.

T00 Fre$h’s vocal diversity is clearly illustrated with his upcoming DK Smokeybear mixtape, featuring artists such as Live Wire’s Stevie Joe with a club banger “Welcome to the Show” and PBMG’s recently signed artist, YT Triz.  The music of T00 Fre$h has been featured on 24hourhiphop.com, as well as an exclusive interview with widely recognized All Bay Music magazine.

A majority of the tracks found on T00 Fre$h upcoming mixtape, “Grand Opening” were recorded, mixed and mastered at The Grill Studios, located in Emeryville, CA.  Established in 1993, The Grill Studios has worked with countless legendary artists, producers, record labels, and corporations to create top-quality audio productions.  Some of the artists who have recorded in The Grill Studios include Jay-Z, Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige, Master P, Mac Dre, Young Jeezy, E-40, and a host of others.

Furthermore, two professional edited music videos have been completed for tracks, “All I Know” produced by K Dub, and “Work” produced exclusively by Lev of The Grill Studios.  T00 Fre$h music video footage was edited by Florida Film House, an acclaimed establishment having worked with the likes of Rap and Hip-Hop’s biggest artists in the industry TI, Lil’ Wayne, and 2 Chainz.  Most recently, T00 Fre$h will be featured at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, FL on Action Bronson’s “SAAAB Stories” nationwide tour, which has included acts from Mac Miller, Schoolboy Q, and Danny Brown.

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These three artists are the epitome of what a respected rapper in the streets is, as all of them have had there own acclaim as the next coming in there own time. In the video we understand why he called his mixtape “Why So Serious”, as the “prop gun” in the video seems as big as the rapper themselves in the video.

The mixtape is the latest effort by Boo Banga, which was orchestrated while his stay in Miami. He went to a DJ Smokeybear and Trick Daddy event, went and hanged out with the Poe Boy Music group music executives, and overall hit it off with Poe Boy DJ Smokeybear. Not only do they have this upcoming mixtape, but he is also in the works with Smokeybear on his upcoming album “The Turn Up Is Real”. Keep updated!

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