Showing posts with label chuuwee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chuuwee. Show all posts

Thursday, June 14, 2012

NEW VIDEO: Chuuwee - Hustleman




Wild Style was originally slated for release on 5-29-2012, but as Chuuwee hunkers down in the studio and puts the final flourishes to the album, it will be delayed until July/August 2012.

To hold over fans until then, Chuuwee has finished another mixtape, The Tape, which will be surfacing soon (and a second mixtape release before Wild Style hits is also in the works) and he also let go of the third leak from Wild Style for your enjoyment.



Monday, May 21, 2012

NEW DOWNLOAD: Chuuwee - Rock The Party















With his Crown Me King mixtape still generating incredible buzz, Chuuwee is in the studio feverishly putting the final touches (Chuuwee announced Large Pro’s inclusion on his debut project, of which a preview can be seen here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVV2QIb1mnk) on his official debut LP, Wild Style, which will be released on May 29 2012 on Amalgam Digital Records. Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where Chuuwee is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s.

“Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee.

A recent recipient of XXLmag.com’s “The Break,” Chuuwee has finally unveiled the lead-single, “Rock The Party,” (produced by Jonathan Lowell) from Wild Style which can be downloaded here: http://www.sharebeast.com/z67eqic2310s 

Friday, May 4, 2012

NEW DOWNLOAD: Chuuwee & Max B - Money Makes Me Feel Better (Remix)

Now that Chuuwee’s Crown Me King mixtape has properly set the table for his official debut LP, Wild Style, Chuuwee is gearing up the promo machine and getting back to what he does best; make dope music.

Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where Chuuwee is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee. The Recent recipient of XXLmag.com’s “The Break” (which will be surfacing soon) joins fellow Amalgam Digital label mate Max B as Chuuwee jumps on the remix of “Money Makes Me Feel Better.

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See below for a 9th Wonder video

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

NEW VIDEO: Chuuwee - Le Pere Du Peuple

Chuuwee’s Crown Me King will serve as the prelude to his long-awaited official solo-debut, Wild Style, which will be released on May 29 2012 via Amalgam Digital.
Whereas Chuuwee’s previous efforts were hybrid sub-genres he created such as “neo-boombap” (neo-soul meets boom-bap) or “hooliganarism” which Chuuwee describes as Treach of Naughty By Nature meets Wakka Flakka Flame, Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where he is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee.

Saturday, April 14, 2012

NEW VIDEO: Chuuwee - West Francia





Chuuwee's been dropping some dope leaks off his upcoming project CROWN ME KING and these newly released visuals carry on with the dopeness. This song is real hip hop. Give it a listen.

Chuuwee's CROWN ME KING drops on the 24th April 2012







Wednesday, April 11, 2012

NEW DOWNLOAD: Chuuwee feat. Don Trip - Crown Me King (Remix)


Chuuwee’s Crown Me King will serve as the prelude to his long-awaited official solo-debut, Wild Style, which will be released on April 292012 via Amalgam Digital. Whereas Chuuwee’s previous efforts were hybrid sub-genres he created such as “neo-boombap” (neo-soul meets boom-bap) or “hooliganarism” which Chuuwee describes as Treach of Naughty By Nature meets Wakka Flakka Flame, Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where he is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day.
Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee.

A few weeks ago we leaked the first track, “Lottery Ticket” from Chuuwee’s Crown Me King Mixtape, and followed it up with the second leak “The Crown Don’t Make You King” (produced by Audible Doctor, DJ Next on the cuts”) and today Chuuwee releases the Remix of “The Crown Don't Make You King” f/Don Trip. 


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Monday, March 26, 2012

NEW DOWNLOAD: Chuuwee - The Crown Dont Make You King

Chuuwee’s Crown Me King will serve as the prelude to his long-awaited official solo-debut, Wild Style, which will be released on May 29 2012 via Amalgam Digital. Whereas Chuuwee’s previous efforts were hybrid sub-genres he created such as “neo-boombap” (neo-soul meets boom-bap) or “hooliganarism” which Chuuwee describes as Treach of Naughty By Nature meets Wakka Flakka Flame, Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where he is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee. A few weeks ago we leaked the first track, “Lottery Ticket” from Chuuwee’s Crown Me King Mixtape, today we are releasing the second leak “The Crown Don’t Make You King” (produced by Audible Doctor, DJ Next on the cuts”) and needless to say, Chuuwee goes in “I be that ill n*gga in a Hilfiger wave cap/real trill n*ggas only bump Tip’s ASAP/no country for n*ggas in boots and suede jackets/looking like J-Lo in maid in Manhattan/how you had one of the/biggest trick n*ggas in the game on a no bitchassness campaign/where I come from *iggas will blast the damn thing/gotta n*gga cross-dressing in drag and gold chains/somebody put this weirdo shit up on the atlas/I’m here to fix rap with these R&B fags in it.”


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Thursday, March 8, 2012

FREE DOWNLOAD: CHUUWEE - Lottery Ticket (from @ChuuweeTUS 's Forthcomin​g "Crown Me King" Mixtape)



CHUUWEE
TO
RELEASE
“CROWN ME KING” MIXTAPE ON 4-24-2012 “CROWN ME KING” WILL SERVE AS THE PRELUDE TO CHUUWEE’S OFFICIAL SOLO-DEBUT LP “WILD STYLE” WHICH WILL BE RELEASED ON 5-29-2012

"I’ve never heard a sub-par joint from Chuuwee" – The Alchemist
“Chuuwee is family” – 9th Wonder

 It’s that time of the year, XXL’s annual “Freshman List” was recently announced and with it comes the inevitable talking points that are generated by whom and who did not make the cut. While many fans have already added the young Sacramento spitter into the conversation, one thing is for certain, with the release of two new projects over the course of the next four-months, Chuuwee aims to prove he is definitely an emcee to watch and listen for.

Fresh on the heels of his recent appearance on Statik Selektah’s Population Control and joint mixtape, Watching The Throne (2011), with Fly Society, Amalgam Digital & DJbooth and his newly signed deal with Amalgam Digital, Chuuwee returns to the mixtape circuit with his new concept driven Crown Me King which will be released on 4-24-2012.  Loosely inspired by The French Revolution and The House of Bourbon Monarchy, Chuuwee takes parts of King Louis XII’s life and applies it to his own, while delivering his flow in narrative form, as he explains “I’m rewriting King Louie XII’s biography with a Hip-Hop spin on it. It’s going to go over a lot of people’s heads; but it tells a story. It sticks to the theme well, has multiple powerful messages and I also break a lot of barriers on Crown Me King.”

Chuuwee’s Crown Me King will serve as the prelude to his long-awaited official solo-debut, Wild Style, which will be released on 5-29-2012 via Amalgam Digital. Whereas Chuuwee’s previous efforts were hybrid sub-genres he created such as “neo-boombap” (neo-soul meets boom-bap) or “hooliganarism” which Chuuwee describes as Treach of Naughty By Nature meets Wakka Flakka Flame, Wild Style can be summarized as pure 90s Hip Hop, where he is taking the classic elements of the golden era with the look, sound and the feel and then applying them to the present day. Inspired by Gang Starr, A Tribe Called Quest, Big L, De La Soul with even hints of DMX, Wild Style promises to be Chuuwee’s break-out project, one that will showcase him as being a frontrunner lyricist from Hip-Hop’s new school; while also paying homage and respect to the great pioneers of the 1990’s. “Wild Style is the album that’s going to eradicate weak rap off the face of the map. It is the return of real Hip-Hop. It’s pure and it’s not me trying to re-make it. It’s not me telling you its 90s Hip-Hop; it is 90s Hip-Hop” says Chuuwee.

DL link to “Lottery Ticket” (produced by the Drum Addictz) taken from Chuuwee’s Crown Me King mixtape: http://speedy.sh/y8tPz/LotteryTicket-ProducedbyTheDrumAddictz-The-G-Spot.mp3