Derek Minor has released his eighth studio album Trap.
The project features previously released songs, "Revolution", "clear", "it is What it is," and DXclusive "Decisions". Described as the perfect combination of great production, the lyricism, The Trap is a special project for the holy roller full of 15 tracks.
"This album is special because it is unfiltered and from the heart," Derek says. "I legit get to make the best music of my life with my friends. That is a blessing in itself."
Peep Derek Minor is The Trap of the outlet, the cover art and the tracklist below.
1. The Trap f. The Wright Way
2. God Bless The Trap f. Thi'sl & Tony Tillman
3. Robin Lyrics
4. It Is What It Is
5. Nothing to Something f. Aaron Cole And Propaganda
6. Of Course f. Byron Juane
7. Man Of Letters
8. I Have A Dream Lyrics
9. I have to Go to f. Greg James
10. The Black Market Lyrics
11. The decisions of f. Anesha Birchett, Chino Dollaz & Dre Murray
12. Goodbye Lullaby
13. Don't Cry f. Aaron Cole & Wright Way
14. See You Win f. Aaron Cole
15. The revolution
Sevin Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Funk Paddle ft. SevinDuce
3. Refine Me Feat. Jered Sanders
4. Beam Me Up
5. Savage ft. Datin, Gemstones, and K. Allico
6. Ovadose
7. Radar
8. Stronger
9. Wounds of a Friend Feat. Marcel Jackson
10. Sin
11. If You With Me ft. Zaydok
12. Neva Seen (Interlude)
13. Motherland
14. Tho I Walk Feat. Bazooka
15. Wisdom ft. Illuminate
16. Rather Die Than Deny
DJ Maj Full Plates - "Mixtape 002"
Hailing from Lafayette, Louisiana, DJ Maj (aka Mike Allen) has acquired a knack for "spicing" things
In 1992, Maj’s love for music lead him to relocate to Nashville, Tennesse where he composed his self-released mix tape, Sabbatical Transit. As with DJ Maj's first national release on Gotee Records(Wax Museum, see review), his bistro artistically describes the skill of blending a recipe of individual tracks together by ad libbing cuts, other sound effects and beats to formulate a seamless, perpetual flow of music. His impeccable ability to arrange tracks to literally become a smorgasbord for the ears will amaze any music lover. A variety of sound paired by some of the greatest names in the hip hop worldcombine to deliver a five star, unmatched performance.
DJ Maj asserts that "...Full Plates aims for a more authentic music vibe" as witnessed in the 19-course meal, each track providing its own taste, style, and innovation. DJ Maj trades in his scully for a chef's hat to culminate some scrumptious delights for famished hip hop fanatics. Maj prepares audible hors d'ouevres flavored by Pigeon John, LA Symphony, Joey the Jerk, Flynn, Mars ILL, John Reuben, Mat Kearney, KJ 52, ILL Harmonics, Corey Red, LPG, and Knowdaverbs. It’s an all-star line up already receiving rave reviews from rap connoisseurs.
Adding a little dinner entertainment and jazzing things up a bit, is the zesty "All That It Takes," featuring The Procussions. Maj then deviates from the traditional meal and serves up a mega bowl of G.R.I.T.S. on the track "Shouldna' Done It."
Main courses filled with delectable rhythm and tangy beats meld uniquely throughout the album to crystallize into certified hits. "Spirit Moves (Rock Soul Remix)" may be the signature piece that defines the album with incredible bounce, incomparable lyrics sparked by none other than Out of Eden, and rap verse supplied by Truth
Other hearty dishes include some nice acappella melodics on "See The Light" featuring Cross Cypha', "What's My Name" showcasing the brother and sister duo New Breed, and the Cajun spiced, Dirty South cut, "They Don't Know" with The Fugitives coming out blazing.
DJ Maj pulls out his turntables and summons his fellow "chefs", DJ Dust, DJ Form, and DJ Skillspinz to perform habachi style, as each exhibits his skill before an awe-struck audience on the show stopper "4 Way Stop". DJ Form then epitomizes the essence of true hip hop with the single, "7 Factors". Read More Here
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