Kingsman95: I go by the name of Kingsman95 also known as Yung King on previous releases . I use to go by the name Yung King because the rap group I was in we all were heavy on supreme mathematics. So we all called eachother kings and queens when greeting one another . Kingsman95 came about after some hard life choices brought me to getting locked up and finding god through a dark time . I took Kingsman classes through the Salvation Army and my birth year is 95 hence Kingsman95.

ABM: Has anything happened in your life that led to the decision of becoming a musician?

Kingsman95: Coming from an older father who grew up in the Bay Area in the 50/60s I was raised on a whole different genre of sound then what I’m into now . But I believe The Animals , The Beatles , Carlos Santana , Stevie Nicks , Tracy Chapman . All those older artists who really had a craft for music I was heavily involved in . My dad was heavy on Woodstock and the culture behind music . My mom came to the United States with my two sisters before I was born . My first language was Spanish . So I was raised also with Los Angeles azulez playing in the background all the time and my mom dancing and singing . Both my parents are life’s of the parties so I was destined to enjoy the atmosphere.

ABM: How did you get your start in the hip hop scene?

Kingsman95: Honestly just freestyling at parties like any other elementary kids . My buddy use to play guitar and I would play the djembe and we would play and freestyle almost with like a sublime style . And then I went to an Andre Nickatina concert at the Regency Ballroom and just fell in love with the rap scene the culture the sound . I loved everything about it . I was from a small town so coming to the city and hearing one of the dopest to do it perform it was amazing. First time opening up a big show was for We Stay Fly opening for Taj He Spitz and Da Hoodstarz in my hometown after releasing my first Mic Drop style video ( supreme mathematics ) . At the time . It was a major step for a freshman to be up on stage with his idols . Ever since a packed out show and the energy we felt that night I’ve been addicted since .

ABM: Where are you from, and what was it like growing up there?

Kingsman95: I was born in the Bay Area August 23 1995 . Early toddler years I was in EPA . Where I honestly think a lot of my influence came from . I grew up in a small town of Sonora , Ca . So moving to a small town from EPA . I was different me and my sisters were different. We spoke a different language . We dressed different. It was all a whole new experience and it was what makes my music so dope now . I have street experiences twisted with country living . Best of both worlds . Sonora Ca is a small town in Northern Ca that is really slept on . There is amazing artists coming from that region and it’s about to be known real soon .

ABM: What do you typically rap about?

Kingsman95: I typically rap about being a partner in life with my lady . Being a father . And just the honest experiences of life . That’s one thing . Feedback I get back at shows is every word you spoke I felt it . And that’s what I want . I want you to know that this is real life . I don’t want you questioning whether or not what I’m saying is real because everything is . I also since my early years have talked about god and spiritual experiences. Just have always been very spiritual due to the roots my mom have passed on.

ABM: What are your last full length releases people can go check out right now?

Kingsman95: I have a full solo album Thoughts In My Ashtray out now on all streaming platforms . Also the latest release that is out on YouTube is the Hallelujah – Kingsman95 ft J Bugz . Shot and Filmed by $aul¢y  . Also just posted A feature called So Real –  Afroman ft B Fresh of Block Movement. Available in all stores as well.

ABM: What are you currently working on?

Kingsman95: Currently working on dropping single ( Progress ) May 24 ft Shill Macc with a visual dropping shortly after . Also a visual with my big brother ChiefDebo owner of the Rare Vibes Only clothing line. Called Story For My Brothers. Stay tuned all 2024 I’m dropping!

ABM: Whats your last visual release people can check out, tell us about it.

Kingsman95: My latest visual is Die For You a mic drop visual from a single off the Thoughts In My Ashtray album . As talked about before I talk about being a partner in life and explaining to my partner I would really die for you. As being a protector and a man you have to be willing to fight and die for your family and as a man I am ready for that.

ABM: What is your ultimate goal at the end of your career?

Kingsman95: My ultimate goal is to honestly just make enough money with this music that can keep me involved because I love music . Whether it’s mixing , filming , performing I love every aspect . I make music for the emotional release so I’ll always make music but if I could make money comfortably and be just enjoying the time making music . What can beat that ?

ABM: How can people reach you?

Kingsman95: Norton Terzich on FB , IG @OFFICIALKINGSMAN95. Search me on Apple / ITunes – Kingsman95 – Spotify – Yung King – Kingsman95

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Bad Reputation is a track that is breaking genres, covering a must of whats needed in all aspects, from the classic rock sounding screams on the hook provided by the singer, the perfect rock beat instrumental provided by the band, and Andre Nickitina’s fearlessness on the mic makes for a hit worthy jam not to be forgotten.

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“Ain’t Saying Nothin” is a Bay Area mellow knocker that has both rappers talking about their knowledge of the streets and how people are all talk, but still, they ‘ain’t saying nothin’…

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Check out the Track list below:

1. Hustlin’ in the Rain (feat. Mob Figaz)

2. Ya Boy Introduction (feat. Ya Boy Rich Rocka)

3 This Is For (feat. Yukmouth, Pretty Black & The Jacka)

4. So Ill, So Dope (feat. Husalah)

5. When You Come Up (feat. Dubb 20)

6. Zestwayz (feat. Husalah)

7. Hey Girl (feat. The Jacka & Husalah)

8. Get Out There (feat. The Jacka)

9. Insha’allah (feat. Husalah)

10. Song for You (feat. Mac Dre)

11. Rebel Interlude

12. Mary Jane (feat. Lee Majors & Joe Blow)

13. Switch It Up (feat. Fed-X)

14. They Don’t Know (feat. The Jacka & Freeway)

15. Call the Dealer (feat. Andre Nickatina)

16. Feddy Cheese (feat. Johnny Ca$h, Pretty Black, Hunnit Proof & Fed-X)

17. Talk It Out (feat. Husalah)

18. Greatest Alive (feat. The Jacka, E-40 & Mitchy Slick)

19. It’s Over (feat. Ampichino & Fed-X)

20. Never Blink (feat. The Jacka, J. Stalin & Dubb 20)

21. Outro

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P.I.:  Born and raised in the peninsula , Redwood City is where I’m from. McEvoy & Madrone are the streets that raised me. My pops died when I was a kid so I was exposed to negative influences at young age. Most of the guys in my neighborhood were a real impact on how I got my style and game from so without them I would be just a regular Mexican dude lol.. I currently stay in North Fair Oaks District it’s an unincorporated part of Redwood City.. “Six Filthy” ! S/O out to my people from Little Compton to Little Mex, NFOD, Vera , East Side and to all my rich folks in the hills. Growing up in Redwood City really gave me a different perspective on life especially with the diverse lifestyles of diffrent ethincitys.

What’s the most recent single you released?

Well to be honest with you I never really officially worked on a original single, other then solos I have that can be heard on the Six Filthy Basement Musik Mixtape Vol.1 which was just recently released, majority of the songs are from tracks we did in 2012-13. “My Shit Slap” & “Killuminati” are the ones I did solo. Im currently in the process of finalizing a project that I been working on since 2014. But my 6Filthy squad and I just finished wrapping up “Six Filthy City Limit The Mixtape Vol.2” it has 18 pure slaps with features on there such as; Haji Springer, Bear Faced Ent, Zak1 and more. It’s all real authentic music, there’s a alot cats in Redwood City that put out Mixtapes and Music Videos but honestly don’t have the talent nor the street credibility and real life depth in their music. 6Filthy Entertainment provides all of that so stay on the look for the latest track we are working thanks to Belushi, he linked up with Sean T and we have an exclusive song with Dubee from Thizz Ent. recorded directly out the Feds. So stay tuned for that track !!

ABM: What inspires you musically?

P.I.: I think it’s who inspires me musically, I love all types of diffrent genres and i respect the fundamentals of actually recording a song. There has been many musicians and artists who have inspired me to throughout the years. Jimmy Hendrix, 2pac, John Lennon, Nas, Nirvana, Barrington Levy I could go on forever. Real music Is made from the heart and when one has been through so many life changing experiences you tend to vent that out in music. So that initially is a major factor in my inspiration of music. Authenticity, being real.

ABM: How long have you been making music?

P.I.:  Ooooooooouuweii it’s been a while, when I was young I looked up to my close friend D.A. West & Jon Andino ( J-Dash ). D.A. was one of my best friends we had several classes together and we would always mess around free styling just being fools in class. So that began In middle school as i entered high school my folks J-Dash was in this group called Red Light Records and i always wanted to be a part of it but never did. The first song I ever recorded was with D.A. & J-Dash in Moutain View when I was 18. Since then I worked on my rhymes and not until after HS I met a friend that really opened my eyes and was like a mentor to me and really taught me alot about music. S/O to Zak1 from Double H Ent, when MySpace Music was trending I would always just record music and upload it with out actually doing something productive with it. My first feature was with Turf Talk from Sick Wid it Records and that was a huge milestone for me. I totally did this music thing backwards I have more experience performing then I do distributing my own music. I’ve opened up for numerous artists such as Andre Nickatina, J-Stalin, Roach Gigz, Dem Hoodstarz, Mac Mall, Mistah Fab, Kafani, D-Lo, Philthy Rich and even had a chance to open up for French Montana. So overall it’s been 10 years but I just started taking it serious since 2012 when i linked up with Rudeboi & Belushi to be a part of 6Filthy.

7. What’s your favorite producer?

P.I.: Well I have a few to name, but locally I would have to say The Mekanixs from Oakland those 2 guys are one of my favorites, Traxamillion from SJ & King Cydal from Menlo Park. As far a mainstream producer i would say Pharell and Dr.Dre

ABM: Who do you want to work with in the future?

P.I.:  Andre Nickatina and Roach Gigz are too artists that I would definitely enjoy working with.

ABM: Where can we hear your music?

P.I.: YouTube.com/sixfilthyent & Soundcloud.com/sixfilthyentertainment and make sure you go on iTunes and purchase this hot track I recently recorded with Jon Dolla from East Palo Alto (“Own That” Ft. P.I. ) produced by Fre$ko . Go on our YouTube link and check out my 6Filthy Fam LuR’s 2 Projects “10yrs and Gunin” & “Living Under The Radar” with features such as J-Stalin, HD, and more.

Where can we follow you?

Follow me on Instagram: @sixfilthyent

ABM: Any last words?

P.I.: Special thanks to the AllBayMusic Team for putting all this together and much love to all our 6Filthy supporters and fans who actually listen to our music. S/O to my Krookit Fam and HeadHonchoz and the 6FilthyMobMusik squad Belushi, Rudeboi, Coop, Marley, Gangsta Gum aka B.L.Gum, LuR and 6Figgaz.

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After over two decades since the classic release, Mac Mall is coming back with another sequel titled “Legal Business”. The album is scheduled to be released on April 21st under Thizzlamic Records and will include 18 tracks with guest appearances by E-40, Baby Bash, Andre Nickatina and more.

The project was A&R’d by rising Vallejo rapper Willie Joe, who just released a successful bay anthem “I’m from the bay bruh”.

Check out a cut from from the album featuring the Ambassador E40

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