Hoodie Allen is a non-stop music-dropping machine. Seriously, when does the guy ever stop making music? Hoodie dropped the first track (“Cake Boy”) to the Crew Cuts mixtape last week. Today, he’s dropped the music video to “Fame is For Assholes” which has a verse from Chiddy of Chiddy Bang. Any track where Chidera hits on the verse is a dope track.
Crew Cuts is due out on Wednesday.
When we last talked to G-Eazy he mentioned he would have his mixtape out in August, but it’s due out in two weeks. Though, if he keeps putting out shit like this, I think no one would mind the wait.
“Lady Killers” is more of a G-Eazy sound, but Hoodie Allen fits in nicely: a nice balance of rap and a little singing
G-Eazy’s forthcoming mixtape, Must Be Nice, is due September 26.
Just an hour ago Hoodie Allen’s official EP, All American, came out on iTunes. “No Faith in Brooklyn” is the second single off the EP, first was “No Interruption.”
It’s really good to see how far Hoodie has come since pre-Pep Rally days. Check out the video below and the letter he wrote to thank his fans.
Also, be sure to cop All American on iTunes.
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Forgive me if I’m the only one that thought this sounded something of Eminem and Nate Dogg’s “Shake That Ass.” Hoodie goes in on Zak Downtown’s new track called “Rocked the Show.” This is definitely something to vibe to, and with Hoodie Allen on the track, it’s definitely something to get rowdy to.
Check it out below:
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Hoodie Allen just dropped his first single off Leap Year. The video features Hoodie and the beautiful Sofia Black D’Elia.
Hoodie Allen has come a long way since the release of his hit mixtape, The Pep Rally. The problem with a few tracks from The Pep Rally was that he had some cheesy lyrics. His new mixtape is gearing up to be a new Hoodie taking making every top-notch.
Video was produced by Toy Human and “The Chase Is On” will be on Hoodie Allen’s forthcoming mixtape due out on July 26.
Support Hoodie: download and purchase this song on iTunes.
The hip-hop/electronica GA-based group is out with their new mixtape “$Free.99.” I’ll be honest, I didn’t know much about this group until Hoodie Allen tweeted that he’s a featured on one of the tracks. With that in mind, I don’t have much to say about this group other than I’m digging their music.
So that I wouldn’t spam you guys, I tried to fit in both the mixtape and the track that Hoodie Allen posted on one page.
Check out “Dammit” and Like them on Facebook to download their entire mixtape for free:
New track from Hoodie. This time he goes over Jamie XX and Gil Scott-Heron’s “NY Is Killing Me.” The track has a dark, and creepy beat to it, but that kind of defines a “sick” beat, right? I like it. It’s definitely different from anything from his previous mixtape, The Pep Rally.
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Hoodie Allen just dropped the visuals for his cover of Marina & The Diamonds’ “I Am Not A Robot.” It’s his first music video and the track is featured on The Pep Rally mixtape. I think he ran away from his January Jones at the end of the video.
You can check out Hoodie Allen at The Key Club in Hollywood on March 10. I’ll be there.