-In the 3rd and final part of the PUSH! Black Roses Tour VLog: Philly he hits the stage to perform some choice cuts off from past projects and his upcoming project “Black Roses”. Before getting out the great city of Philly we decide to have a little fun MIB style. Catch yall at the next show!
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PUSH! has been on the scene for quite a while. Consistently releasing gritty lyrical heat and never conforming to the mainstream hype. I’d rather let the music speak for itself.
Music recording artist PUSH! (formerly known as PUSH! Montana) has been known to possess an old soul. His upbringing and lifestyle makes his movement authentic and refreshing. With the talent to lyrically paint a picture of a gritty lifestyle that hasn’t been perfectly done since Brooklyn emcee Notorious B.I.G. PUSH! brings honesty, real life experiences and story telling back to Rap music. PUSH!’s ultimate goal is to create classic music and remaining at the forefront of Hip-Hop culture for years to come.
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The Mafia takes things back to prime Rocafella Era composing their own rendition of Hov, Freeway, Sigel & Bleek’s 1-900-Hustler. Classic.
Not many artists are willing to share the spotlight with their assembled crew before (or even after) they properly establish themselves in the market place. That’s not the case for Bed-Stuy Brooklyn product Maino. Though he’s already created a lane of his own—he’ll be quick to tell you, “Never did I say I was the illest on the mic/I only ever said I was the realest nigga right?”—as a platinum-selling artist (“All The Above”), with two championed solo albums under his belt (If Tomorrow Comes… and The Day After Tomorrow), as well as a slew of street-approved mixtapes, Maino still has mountains to climb in his career. He’s aware of that, too. “I still got a lot of things that I want to establish as a solo artist,” he tells XXL on a mid-October afternoon on the eve of a project that clearly hits closer to home than his previous solo releases. “But you know what? This helps me,” he continues, motioning towards the four-man set surrounding him atXXL’s Manhattan offices. Push!, Hustle Hard Mouse (Don’t forget the Hustle Hard), Lucky Don and Twigg Martin all make up Maino’s new collective, who go by the name: The Mafia.
Maino brought his mafia crew to MTV Rapfix couch earlier this evening and before leaving, spit some bars for the camera.
Maino and his Brooklyn cronies are up to no good on this new joint, “What Up, Son?” Along with PUSH! Montana, HustleHard Mouse, and Lucky Don the collective keep it real street on this new joint. Get a listen to the new joint after the jump. Maino’s The Day After Tomorrow is in stores right now, so if you haven’t got it, get it.
Maino went back to Brooklyn to bring his homies along with him for the ride in his new mixtape introducing “The Mafia.” Hustlehard Mouse (who isn’t pictured), Lucky Don, PUSH! Montana, Twigg Martin and Maino spoke with Hip-Hop Wired about the new energy that’s been brought to Brooklyn with the opening of the Barclays Center.The new collective, who have known each other since they were children, also talk about the importance of bringing quality street music back to Brooklyn as well as getting to make their big debut at this past Hot 97 SummerJam in MetLife Stadium.
Took this foto of @PUSHMONTANA. Circa 2/11. #FRESHDOPE.
PUSH! Montana x Maino “Money In The Bank!” (@MainoHustleHard @PUSHMONTANA)
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