Domo Genesis is getting ready to release his new EP ‘Facade Records’ tomorrow, but before it drops that he is sharing a new song in “Consecutive Normal Punches” featuring a collaboration with Buddy. Listen in below and tune in tomorrow for the project.
Compton’s very own Buddy is back with a new visual from his ‘Harlan & Alondra’ album with Guapdad 4000. In the video the two are working at a grocery store when something funny starts to happen and it seems they are in on it. Check out what happens above and enjoy!
Compton’s very own Buddy was the music guest on Jimmy Fallon LIVE where he performed his biggest track “Trouble on Central” for the Tonight Show audience. Check it out above and enjoy!
Nipsey Hussle continues to ride through 2018 in support of his acclaimed ‘Victory Lap’ album, which released back in February of this year. Another standout cut from the album received the visual treatment today, as Nip drops off the cinematic Buddy-assisted “Status Symbol 3” video via Billboard premiere. Learn more there and peep it above.
Buddy has been putting out good music for a while now and today that continues with his newest release “Add It Up.” Do yourself a favor, listen in below and enjoy! Let us know what you think in the comments and keep it locked in for more.
“I just wanted to shine a light on the city. Show the city off, it’s beautiful.” When Buddy stopped by Mass Appeal headquarters to shoot his episode of “Open Space,” he was armed with Cali’s finest tree leaves and a gang of stuff to talk about, from being signed by Pharrell as a teenager and reconnecting with him to work on his debut album, Harlan and Alondra, to the origin of his A$AP Ferg collab “Black” and his love for fellow Cali native 03 Greedo, a “living legend.”
Compton rapper Buddy released his debut studio album ‘Harlan & Alondra’ in July. The third single “Hey Up There” features Ty Dolla $ign and is one of the most popular songs from the project with over 3 million Spotify streams to date. On the HazeBanga-produced track, Buddy and Ty Dolla describe the effects of newfound fame.
