Author Topic: Hoodstarz - Controversy (best record in a while) (Read 122 times)

Turf Hitta · « **on:** October 09, 2010, 03:38:40 PM »

01. They Ain't Know
02. Always Yappin' feat. Messy Marv
03. I'm Cool
04. Focus On The Money
05. Hold Me Down feat. Selau
06. Laughin' feat. David Banner
07. It's So Real
08. Put The Hood On feat. Young Lott
09. Message
10. Come With Me
11. Officer Please feat. Silk-E
12. It Got Me
13. Ballin' feat. Red Cafe & Glasses Malone
14. Got A Problem feat. Gucci Mane & E-40
15. One Day feat. Big Rich & Selau
16. Live Illegal feat. Husalah
17. That's What I Am feat. G-Boyee

I know you all are waitin for Eazy E to come back from the dead and NWA to get the band back together but in the mean time while you gotta wait for it to be 1988 again, give this shit a listen. One of the most complete albums outta Cali in a LONG time. Top notch production and engineering with a good mix of classic Cali sounds and more modern sounds.

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Dem HoodStarz Announce Sophomore Album

by Salima Koroma

posted September 03, 2010 at 2:00PM PDT | 1 comments

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Dem HoodStarz Announce Sophomore Album

The Bay Area duo pushes the David Banner-produced track "Laughin'" as their first single.

Bay Area group Dem HoodStarz recently announced that they will be releasing their sophomore album Controversy next month. The duo's self-titled debut released in 2005 with the Traxamillion-produced "Grown Man Remix" as one of it's most successful tracks.

Five years later, the David Banner produced "Laughin'" will lead the album. "What we've been through, good and bad, has forced us to mature substantially," said member Scoot. "We know that we have grown a great deal and fans will hear this in the subject matter and lyrics throughout this album."

Gucci Mane, E-40, Messy Marv, Glasses Malone, and others also appear on the album.

"This is no regular street album," member Band-Aide assured. "We really went into this project like a full-scale studio album. Real songs, real features, real music. Controversy is something fans will be listening to years from now as a part of their favorite collection."