Got a great response from the Berner Yoko video with Bridgette B so GSlaps Entertainment decided to holla at Mistah Fab, have Brazzers get at Alexis Texas so we can all Bring The Hood Out. GSlaps, Brazzers, Mistah Fab aaaand Alexis … you know it’s gon be crazy!!!!
The time has officially arrived…. “GSlaps presents The Jacka: GSlaps Radio Vol. 1″ mixed by DJ Critical Hype and in collaboration with EscapeMTL. The mixtape is hosted by the man himself, The Jacka! This is the first musical project GSlaps.com/GSlaps Ent. has completed and it has been an honour for us to be able to work with The Jacka for our debut release. GSlaps Radio Volume 1 gives you a glimpse into Jacka’s world, his thoughts, harsh realities, and truths. Shouts to Critical Hype for putting together my favorite Jacka tape.
The Jacka and Andre Nickatina will be releasing their highly anticipated collabo album entitled “My Middle Name is Crime” this upcoming Tuesday, December 14th. Please make sure to purchase the album and support independent artists who have been providing us GREAT music for years. Keep checkin in at GSlaps.com for more releases.
New The Jacka & Lee Majors video featuring Paul Wall. Track is called “Patty Cake” and is off of Jack & Major’s 80’s themed collabo album “The Gobots 2: D-Boy Era”. Video comes right on time as GSlaps will be releasing “GSlaps Radio Vol.1: The Jacka Edition” mixtape this week, mixed by Critical Hype!! Also The Jacka & Andre Nickatina’s collabo album “My Middle Name is Crime” will be available everywhere on December 14.
Here is the first look at the “GSlaps Radio Vol.1: The Jacka Edition” cover. (Design by HusDesign)
Both D-Animals and Big Rich called in to Street Sounds K103.7 Montreal for a live radio interview with the host Don Smooth. D-Animals spoke about how he started at the age of 11 and how ended up producing for Big Rich, E-40 and Cadillac. Big Rich speaks on the Bay Area’s rap scene, the reason why Hyphy failed and the future of the Bay. Interview presented by GSLAPS.
Legendary rapper Too Short called into Montreal’s K103 for a LIVE interview with Street Sounds After Hours host Nick Fury. The interview went on for about 20 minutes giving them a chance to speak on many topics. In part 1 of this interview they discuss Too Short’s new digital album “Still Blowin”, how he is adapting to the new digital age opposed to when he was coming up selling his music out of his trunk, his and E-40’s longevity in the business and possible collabo album between the two, how he met 2Pac and his opinion on the current status of the west coast rap music scene. More in part 2. Interview presented by GSLAPS. – GSLAPS ENT.
