If you know vintage wrestling, you remember the epic entrance music of Curt Hennig, AKA Mr. Perfect. Producer 183rd took that, chopped up a sample, and then got a couple of wrestling fans in Smoke DZA and Wale to rhyme over the top of it. Wale is no stranger to WWE (WWF) themed tracks, he has also put out an
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Welp, we didn’t win the lottery, and you likely didn’t either, so at least we have this Wale freestyle to check out. Luckily, this also sounds like it could be the soundtrack for whoever did win to throw money around his or her room too. This is also a really smart move by Wale, because anybody trying to find that
Read moreFor a second, it appears that Wale has reverted back to the 100 Miles & Running/Mixtape About Nothing emcee that we all really, really liked as he was blowing up. With a wrestling inspired freestyle over Razor Ramon’s entrance music (some of you may need to Google that reference… I’m old.), Wale name drops like crazy, and it’s awesome if
Read moreRuhh! Rick Ross can actually do a lot more than the verses that you hear from him on the radio. It all comes down to his beat selection. In this case, Ricky Rozay passed on the trap beats for something much more epic, and the end result is “Rich Is Gangsta”, and this almost 4 minute smack talk video. Ross
Read moreIn what I was hoping would be a dying hip hop trend, everyone is getting on the hot beat of the moment again. Apparently, nobody in hip hop had heard “Royals” by Lorde until it was up for (and won) the Grammy for Song of the Year. T-Pain is the latest to jump on the beat, with his own super
Read moreIf you haven’t heard Lorde’ “Royals” by now, how are you on a music blog? It’s everywhere. Maybach Music thought it was finally time for Wale and Rick Ross to get on the beat, sort of. Ross’ verse is over the original, and Wale takes it to a different level by, well, changing the whole beat up. He also shouts
Read moreAre you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! Twitter can be powerful. If you don’t regularly keep up with Milwaukee musicians on Twitter, then you missed the anarchy that ensued after one tweet from Wale. One simple question;
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