FIRSTCLASS BEE - ALL I KNOW (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

Firstclass Bee invades the scene with a tumblr page turned into real life visual for his debut single “All I Know” displaying a young generations overdose on three things we all can never get enough of; supreme, bape, and purple drank. Enjoy.

MIXES: DJ O-ZONE - GOD BLESSING ALL THE TRAP N*GGAS

REMIX: DRAKE - CHARGED UP (DJ O-ZONE REMIX)

MIXES: DJ O-ZONE - BEST FRIEND MIX

 

 

1.Best Friend - Young Thug 

2.One Time - Migos 

3.My Way - Fetty Wap ft. Drake 

4.Antidote - Travis Scott 

5.Earned - Chief Keef 

6.Afford - Bandman Kevo 

7.Monster - Future 

8.Mean To Me - Zona Man ft. Future, Lil Durk 

9.Power - Young Thug

MIXES: DJ O-ZONE - HOOD PRINCESS MIX

SONG: JDOTT TRIFE F/ MIC TERROR – F*CK’EM ALL (MANO REMIX)

Treated Crew Edition

JDott Trife and DJ O-Zone dropped the very dope “F*ck’em All” a few weeks back. However, today JDott returns with Treated Crew homies Mic Terror and Mano in tow for the official remix. More middle finger music for the world. Share it why don’t you.

As the story goes, Mano heard the O.G. version and loved it so much that he decided to come in and rework the record, with an inspired Mic Terror verse. This is the best way to say F’em all, right?

Says Mano:

Their is a lot awesome rappers in Chicago but I’m naturally attracted to the realist people I meet in this hip hop culture I am apart of. My fam @jdott_trife has always been a dope rapper do’n his thing. Recently my g just did 1 of the most incredible things a human can. As far as I’m concern he’s super human. God blessed my man and he beat cancer bitch ass!!! He released his 1st single off his album T.R.I.F.E #FUCKEMALL produced by my 20/3 brother @djo_zone and I instantly was inspired and loved the song overall. I really loved the tone that @djo_zone set 2 it but I just wanted 2 b apart of some great art and support my friends with my humble contribution 2 the record. I’m really in to seeing great visions become bigger please yall check out the #og #FUCKEMALL on @fakeshoredrive and b on the look out 4 my #MANOREMIX feat the illustrious @micterrorgram #treatedcrew edition thank u 4 inspiring this @jdott_trife u a star fam!

VIDEO: JDOTT TRIFE - FXCK EM ALL (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

DIRECTED BY SENSE HERNANDEZ

MIXES: DJ O-ZONE - FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS MIX

PROJECT: JDOTT TRIFE - AUGUSTA BLVD (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

This is the EP " Augusta BLVD " by JDott Trife and produced entirely by DJ O-Zone. This project is an Ode to the BLVD which we've both are from. It's basically a day in the life on our block. This is a precursor for my Album "TRIFE" which will be dropping early this year.

VIDEO: TEAM HENNESSY PRESENTS DJ O-ZONE LIVE AT DOLPHIN

VIDEO: JDOTT TRIFE - FUNERAL MUZIK

VIDEO: REYES X DJ O-ZONE - SHE

In 2002 an unknown undocumented Mexican woman named Elvira Arellano was arrested for working with a fake social security number. The poem SHE is dedicated to her struggle for justice. SHE Poem by Reyes Music by DJ O-ZONE http://WWW.DJO-ZONE.COM Directed by @Samjvega samueljvega.com and @Reyespoetry Purchase album at http://reyespoetry.com/wearealbum.cfm

EVENT: DJ O-ZONE LIVE AT SPYBAR EVERY TUESDAY

VIDEO: JDOTT TRIFE - CLOCKWORK (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

VIDEO: CHANCE THE RAPPER - EVERYBODY'S SOMETHING (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

VIDEO: CHANCE THE RAPPER - EVERYBODY'S SOMETHING TEASER (PROD. BY DJ O-ZONE)

ALBUM: JDOTT TRIFE - FYF: THE PLUG

JDOTT TRIFE - PEARLY GATES (PRODUCED BY DJ O-ZONE)

VIDEO: JDOTT TRIFE - HOMOCIDE (DIRECTED BY SENSE HERNANDEZ)

VIDEO: CHANCE THE RAPPER BREAKS DOWN LYRICS ON "EVERYBODY'S SOMETHING" PRODUCED BY DJ O-ZONE

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If you are even vaguely a member of the hip-hop listening community, by now you've probably spent at least some time with Chance The Rapper's recent mixtape release, Acid Rap. The tape is rich with detail and multiple meanings, so in this episode of MTV Rapfix's "Mixtape Daily," the young rapper/song singer/suspended subpoena for misdemeanors dreamer gives you a small dose of access into his lyrical thought process. In this personalized close reading of the song "Everybody's Something," Mr. Bennett reveals that one of the bars was actually an allusion to a Lil Durk lyric. Chance's line, "I used to tell hoes I was dark light or off-white" can be traced back to a Durk line in which he refers to cutting off his dreads, calling himself Jamaican. Chance goes on to explain his ambivalence toward the fact that he used to want to be seen as mixed (which he is not), then raises questions about perceptions of racial identity in general. It's a bit daunting to realize how much weighing and considering went into this one lyric, especially once you begin to extrapolate to the project as a whole. But as Chance says himself of the mixtape, not at all facetiously, "[Acid Rap involves] critical discourse analysis that invokes on people to, you know, analyze words and rhetoric." Watch and learn above. Written by Alexander Gleckman