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Big Dese & Mike Martinez drop “Meteor”
Boston underground rhyme heavyweight, Big Dese gets No Respect. The theme is so prevalent in his life that he and his Production cohort, Mike Martinez cooked up the No Respect 2 LP, (out now!). First single “Meteor” echoes this sentiment with lyrics such as “Nothing is an easy chore, I need a Puerto Rican Whore, when I’m at my job sometimes, hope we get hit by a meteor.”
Listen to “Meteor” here: https://youtu.be/yub1GhBt9Yw?si=zirztcj72QAvWH_f
Taking its title and interludes from the late/great stand-up icon, Rodney Dangerfield the album is a lot of dark comedy, unfiltered opinions and disrespectful bars over a variety of musical moods from a creator inspired by 90’s sample-based boom-bap. As Dese relates “I think with ‘Meteor’ and most of the album is an audio diary. There is a lot of self-depreciation, but at the same time, it’s probably very relatable to creatives who are stuck in a career that is far from their dream job. I’m generally a happy guy when I’m home from work with my kids but a Monday morning on the jobsite in the rain can inspire some tracks like this.”
No Respect 2 is out now via digital platforms and the duo revealed that they currently have three projects cued up and ready to go in the near future as well.
Stream/Purchase No Respect 2: https://mikemartinez.bandcamp.com/album/no-respect-2
More Info: https://www.instagram.com/dese100/
We Speak Hip-Hop
ATL Legend Lil Atlanta of Trillville Turns Up the Energy With New Single and Music Video “Turn Me Up”
Atlanta hip-hop veteran Lil Atlanta of the legendary group Trillville, also known as Mr. Edwards, is back with his new single and official music video, “Turn Me Up,” available now on digital streaming platforms.
Known for helping shape the sound and energy of Atlanta’s influential crunk era, Lil Atlanta continues to represent the city’s musical legacy while introducing new music to longtime fans and a new generation of listeners.
Watch the official video:
The official music video brings together a lineup of hip-hop heavyweights, featuring special appearances by Trillville, Scrappy, Bone Crusher, Crime Mob, Philly Freeway, F.L.Y. and Travis Porter. The visual celebrates the artists, connections and culture that helped put Atlanta hip-hop on the map.
Directed by Benny Fame (@Bennyfame_bigmoves), “Turn Me Up” delivers high-energy visuals that connect Atlanta’s hip-hop legacy with a fresh chapter in Lil Atlanta’s musical journey.
Released through Global Move Entertainment, the single is available now on Apple Music, with the official music video streaming on YouTube.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @LilAtlantaTrill and @RealMrEdwards.
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