The Kottonmouth Kings (now consisting of D-Loc, The Taxman, Judge D & Chucky Chuck) get back with the architect of the rip hop sound Mike Kumagai for the 4/20 banger “Your Future”.
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After criss-crossing America on The Wasteland Tour earlier this year, The Nomadz have returned with a brand new video for “Never Come Down”. The song is the first new material the trio has released since their debut album dropped in 2018 under Force 5 Records & speaks on how all 3 members live their lives
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The DGAF general himself Chucky Chuck comes fresh off joining the Kottonmouth Kings alongside Judge D, The Taxman & Dog Boy after squashing his beef with D-Loc by reminding everyone he still don’t give a fuck on the Eddie Ruxspin-produced single “DGAF DNA”.
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The DGAF general himself Chucky Chuck comes fresh off joining the Kottonmouth Kings alongside Judge D, The Taxman & Dog Boy after squashing his beef with D-Loc by reminding everyone he still don’t give a fuck on the Eddie Ruxspin-produced single “DGAF DNA”.
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The DGAF general himself Chucky Chuck comes fresh off joining the Kottonmouth Kings alongside Judge D, The Taxman & Dog Boy after squashing his beef with D-Loc by reminding everyone he still don’t give a fuck on the Eddie Ruxspin-produced single “DGAF DNA”.
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In something straight out of the scenes of a low-budget, ganja-blowing blockbuster, rapper Chucky Chuck pumped tons of weed smoke into the venue of Kushstock.
During his set at the Adelanto, CA-based festival, Chuck pulled out a machine resembling a leaf blower and pumped out smoke from a bunch of weed packed inside.
According to TMZ, Chuck worked with two custom cannabis creation companies to get the kush blower created. Fans would enjoy the moment, getting high as they could from the smoke.
You can see the video below.
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Suburban Noize Records & Majik Ninja Entertainment have joined forces for the Underground Alliance Tour co-headlined by Blaze Ya Dead Homie & the King Klick. The tour also brings together 2 of the biggest & most notorious independent labels to unite factions of the underground for 1 unforgettable tour & will also feature support from Stacc Styles & Jay Villain.
“Excited to hit the road with Blaze Ya Dead Homie on the Underground Alliance Tour”, said Johnny Richter. “Blaze & I go way back; we toured together countless times & even recorded “Ridin the Whip” for his Gang Rags album. We wanted to bring back the old family vibes that we had when we did the Strange Noize Tour back in the day & bring fans together each night.”
Blaze added, “Richter & Chucky Chuck have been family since Day 1. We’re gonna pull out all the classics on this run & we have some surprises in store for fans every night that will make this run special. We’re gonna make every show on this tour 1 big giant underground party.”
Suburban Noize Records new supergroup King Klick consists of original Kottonmouth Kings member Johnny Richter, the DGAF general himself Chucky Chuck & Obnoxious. King Klick’s self-titled debut EP is a potent blend of THC-infused raps & features guest appearances by Madchild, Whitney Peyton, (həd) p.e. frontman Jahred Gomes, Dropout Kings co-frontman Eddie Wellz, UnderRated, Son of Saint a.k.a. Lil Saint & other members of the extended Suburban Noize family. The album also features production from C-Lance, Aaron Hiltz, Godsynth & newcomers Jordan Coyne & St3v3n. For their live shows, King Klick brings together all the classic tracks from their debut EP as well as solo songs & hits from the KMK/DGAF catalogue.
From his now-classic debut album 1 Less G n da Hood to his most recent album Cadaver, Blaze Ya Dead Homie has remained an underground legend. The Dead Man has remained active throughout the pandemic dropping the Oh! The Horror Meets Blaze EP with Sacramento metal outfit Oh! The Horror & creating the new underground supergroup Eastside Ninjas with childhood friends Twiztid & Anybody Killa.
TOUR DATES:
May 20 – Tucson, AZ @ Encore
May 21 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Whiskey A Go-Go
May 22 – San Diego, CA @ The Holding Company
May 24 – San Francisco – DNA Lounge
May 25 – Sacramento, CA @ Den of Sin
May 26 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Liquid Joe’s
May 27 – Las Vegas, NV @ Backstage Bar
May 28 – Gallup, NM @ Juggernaut
May 29 – Denver, CO @ Roxy
May 31 – Dallas, TX @ Trees
Jun 1 – Houston, TX @ Scout Bar
Jun 2 – Shawnee, OK @ Brickhouse
Jun 3 – Sauget, IL @ Pops
Jun 4 – West Chicago, IL @ WC Social Club
Jun 7 – Rochester, NY @ Montage Music Hall
Jun 8 – Indianapolis, IN @ Emerson Theatre
Jun 9 – Dayton, OH @ Oddbody’s
Jun 10 – Cleveland, OH Odeon Concert Club
Jun 11 – Ann Arbor, MI @ The Blind Pig
Jun 12 – Fort Wayne, IN @ Pierre’s
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Ahead of their very first live performances together tonight & Friday, the King Klick are dropping off a lyric video for the C-Lance produced “Who’s Next?” off their eponymous debut EP that came out last weekend.
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The King Klick is a West Coast supergroup consisting of Chucky Chuck, Johnny Richter & Obnoxious. 2 of the members have already made themselves household names with the Malibu-based independent powerhouse Suburban Noize Records by lending their hands in founding the groups DG@F & Kottonmouth Kings respectively, but the other is a bit of a fresh face to the label after signing to them about a year & a half ago. However with a few well received singles under their belts so far, the Klick’s finally dropping their eponymous debut EP after much anticipation.
“Throne of Spades” is a soulful boom bap opener reminding listeners how they do whereas “Subnoize O.G.’s” rightfully proclaims themselves as a such on top of a g-funk instrumental. “Everyday” is a epic 7 & a half minute posse cut showcasing a majority of the current Suburban Noize roster while the song “Who’s Next?” apocalyptically talks about slaughtering shit. The penultimate track “Spaceships” with Lil Saint & Underrated has a bit of a robotic beat getting on their weed shit, but then “We Want It All” with Madchild & M.C.U.D. ends the EP with a grimy trap banger getting at their enemies.
I’ve been looking forward to this EP from the very first time I heard that closer when they dropped it as the lead single over the spring & my God, did they deliver. The chemistry between the trio comes off as natural than forced, each member stands out in their own unique way & the production has a little something for everyone. Suburban Noize really gave their fans a true celebration of their legacy with this one.
Score: 9/10
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Ahead of their eponymous debut EP dropping in a couple of weeks, the King Klick reminds everyone of their status as “Subnoize O.G.’s” with a vintage west coast banger.
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