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Various Artists – “The Rap Monument” (Full)

Pizzo — Fri, 19 Dec 2014 23:14:38 +0000

The 30 man posse cut “The Rap Monument” is here. Pusha T, Bryant Dope, Go Dreamer, Retch,
Nipsey Hussle, Problem, Danny Brown, Mayhem Lauren, Raekwon da Chef, Vado, Kilo Kish,
Flatbush Zombies, Renegade El Rey, Rockie Fresh, Pill, Bodega Bamz, Remy Banks, Killer Mike,
Del Harris, YG, CyHi da Prince, Young Thug, Aston Matthews, Prodigy, SL Jones, Nasty Nigel, Bobby Creekwater, Action Bronson, Heems, Mike G, Yak Ballz, Zebra Katz, Two-9, Alexander Spit, ScottyATL, and Da$h each participate.

TrakkSounds and Cory Mo – “Atlanta Smokers Only” (feat. Killer Mike, Rittz, Lil Scrappy, Pill, Scotty, Slimm Calhoun, Kyle Lucas, Runway Richy, Backbone, C-Bone) (Video)

Pizzo — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 13:10:50 +0000

Country Rap Tunes Vol. 2 coming soon.

Pill Says He Was Never Signed To MMG

Pizzo — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 21:18:16 +0000

Pill reveals to MTV that he never signed with Rick Ross’ MMG, despite his inclusion on the Self Made Vol. One.

“I never signed any paperwork with Ross. It was just my deal was over at Warner already.”

“I never really went on tour with them; I never really did anything with them. The only time I performed on tour with them is when it stopped in Atlanta. They still showed love to a n—a when it was time to go to Vegas, or Cali, you know, whatever the label had put together for us to be on as a whole.”

“I ain’t really got too much to say to somebody that ain’t got too much to say to me. I’m not a brownnose, I ain’t a punk ass n—a and I’m not finna go trying to chase behind somebody that ain’t sayin’ nothing to me.”

Rick Ross – "Big Bank" (Feat. Pill, Meek Mill, Torch & French Montana) (Video)

Pizzo — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 09:33:00 +0000

Another one off of Self Made Vol. One, which is sure to wrap up promotion any minute now. Spliff TV behind the camera.

Trakk Sounds – "King Hustler" (feat. Bun B + Pill + I-20 + Killa Kyleon)

Pizzo — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 20:50:52 +0000

Off Intervention, as seen above.

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SL Jones – "Hustlin'" (feat. Pill + Killer Mike)

Pizzo — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 22:21:29 +0000

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Pill – "Down For My…"

Pizzo — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 22:31:20 +0000

The MMG rookie goes in on this new track. Not a cover of the best song to ever come out of the No Limit camp.

LISTEN: Pill – “Down For My…”

Pill – “Down For My…”

2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards Cyphers 1-7

Pizzo — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 23:01:32 +0000

Donny Goines – "Champions Anthem" (feat. Bun B, XV, Pill, DJ Corbett)

Pizzo — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 17:54:54 +0000

This track comes from Success Served Cold, hitting November 11th. Produced by Maki.

LISTEN: Donny Goines – “Champions Anthem” (feat. Bun B, XV, Pill, DJ Corbett)

Jon Connor – "Don't Fall In Love (Remix)" (feat. Pill)

Pizzo — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 17:31:29 +0000

Connor taps MMG’s Pill for the remix of this track from Salvation, on Itunes now.

LISTEN: Jon Connor – “Don’t Fall In Love (Remix)” (feat. Pill)

Jon Connor – “Don’t Fall In Love (Remix)” (feat. Pill)

Meek Mill – "Love This City" (feat. Triple C's, Masspike Miles, Pill, Magazeen)

Pizzo — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 14:31:57 +0000

Meek Mill stays in the studio.

LISTEN: Meek Mill – “Love This City” (feat. Triple C’s, Masspike Miles, Pill, Magazeen)

Pill – "The Diagnosis" (Mixtape)

Pizzo — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 21:13:36 +0000

01. Pill – Intro
02. Pill – Stayin Down
03. Pill – Scottie Pippen, Tim Duncan
04. Pill – Cashin’
05. Pill – Gotta Have It (Feat. Gucci Mane, Gorilla Zoe & Starlito)
06. Pill – Pill Explains The Diagnosis
07. Pill – I’m On One Freestyle
08. Pill – Pacman (Remix) (Feat. Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Gunplay & 2 Chainz)
09. Pill – New Clothes And New Shoes
10. Pill – Thousand Poundz (Feat. CyHi The Prynce & Pusha T)
11. Pill – She Like To Party
12. Pill – Pretty Girl Rock Freestyle
13. Pill – Get Ya Right Interlude
14. Pill – Get Ya Right
15. Pill – One Of These Days
16. Pill – Ya Killin’ Me (Feat. Tech 9)
17. Pill – Send One Down (Feat. Trae Tha Truth)
18. Pill – Spendin’ The Night
19. Pill – Tear It Down
20. Pill – Get Ya Roll On
21. Pill – Motivation Freestyle
22. Pill – How You Want It
23. Pill – Outro

Pill – “The Diagnosis” (Mixtape)

Pill – "Pac Man" (feat. Rick Ross) (Video)

Pizzo — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 23:16:44 +0000

Pill and Ross’ single from MMG’s Self Made Vol. One LP, available now.

Pill – "Staying Down"

Pizzo — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 05:10:45 +0000

The MMG camp doesn’t stop, with daily releases. Here’s a single from Pill’s The Diagnosis mixtape, hitting soon.

LISTEN: Pill – “Staying Down”

Maybach Music Group Presents Self Made Vol. One – @@@1/2 (Review)

D.T. Swinga — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 22:35:26 +0000

Rick Ross has seen an amazing turn in his career over the last year or so, turning accusations of being a correctional officer irrelevant, instead fashioning himself as the biggest boss that you’ve seen thus far, literally. Large in both physical stature and industry status, Ross has shot past rival 50 Cent in terms of popularity, releasing easily one of the best gangster rap albums of last year with Teflon Don. Now, he sets his sights on building his empire, the Maybach Music Group, snatching up established up & coming emcees Wale, Meek Mill, and Pill to flesh out his roster.

The album is set off by the Just Blaze banger “Self Made”, which harkens back to the material found on Teflon Don, as each member of the crew introduces themselves over a soulful, victorious track. But while Teflon Don had a surprising amount of substance in terms of production, it’s most popular track was it’s most ignorant, “B.M.F.”, a stomping Lex Lugar track, a sound that’s found too many times on Teflon Don.

Rick metaphorically assumes the roles of other historical heroes (and villains) on Self Made, much like he did with Big Meech, Larry Hoover and M.C. Hammer last time around. The audacious “Tupac Back” attacks in similar fashion, as Ross and Meek Mill assume the role of the late Makaveli, which ultimately is a guilty pleasure defined. The Lex Lugar sound really begins to overtake the album during it’s first half, as tracks like “600 Benz”, “Pac Man”, “By Any Means” and “Fitted Cap” – which play consecutively – all carry the sound made popular by “B.M.F.” Strangely, Lugar produced none of them, but Ross and company have no problem beating the listener over the head with this abrasive, monotonous sound for twenty minutes. While this kind of thing does hold merit in a smoke-filled whip on a Friday night with your crew, the gimmick wears thin pretty quickly.

By the time the mellower selections come in, the listener has been tenderized like a piece of meat, and is almost worn out – making it the equivalent to Onyx opening for Yanni. Which is a shame, because some of the album’s cooler tracks come in the second half. Curren$y and CyHi Da Prynce commandeer “Rise”, while Wale really gets to return to form with “Running Rebels”, a Teedra Moses propelled track that shows hints of his D.C. go-go background.

The real breakout star on Self Made Vol. One however, is Meek Mill. The young spitter completely overtakes “Tupac Back”, his ferocious style being the perfect compliment to Ross’ laid back delivery. The same can be said for “Ima Boss” and “Pandemonium”, both of which revert back to the album’s earlier abrasive style, but clearly putting Meek in the spotlight.

As a group album, the most dominant voices belong to Ross and Mills, as the two clearly overtake the record in terms of both sound and style. There is still room for Pill to carve out his own identity, and we already have an idea of what a Wale solo record sounds like, so ultimately Self Made Vol. One sets the stage for the Ross conglomerate. While it’s not perfect, hopefully each member’s respective solo releases will allow them to set their own paths, rather than drudging in monotony.