The Jacka’s album “Tear Gas” was released on June 16 2009.
Here is the full streaming music player of The Jacka’s newest, highly successful album as promised to be posted. If you did not get a chance to listen to it, have a listen, & share your thoughts. Most of all, if you like the album, there is still time to support The Jack, so go out and cop the album in stores or buy/order it online. The album contains his hit single “Glamorous Lifestyle” which featured Andre Nickatina & produced by Bay Area’s slapper producer Traxamillion. “Glamorous Lifestyle” remains his top selling single on iTunes and followed up by “Callin’ My Name” featuring Mistah F.A.B. Tear Gas also features much more artists such as Rydah J. Klyde, Matt Blaque, Sky Balla, E-40, Mitchy Slick, Jynx, Freeway, Ampichino, Zion-I, Cellski, Devin The Dude, Krondon, Ap.9, Paul Wall, Masspike Miles, Phil Da Agony, Planet Asia, Cormega, Dubb 20, & J. Stalin. The album also includes great work of beat making & sampling production by MG, Joe, Millionaire, Traxamillion, Rob Lo, Bedrock, Stagmata, The Nkredibles, Bannon, Lee Majors, Kareemk, & Jeffro.
Overall, Tear Gas has been an outbreak for the Bay Area as far as reaching in the Top 10 of Billboard and remaining the Bay Area’s top selling album from the time being. Here is some further information about his success with Billboard, Stores, iTunes, etc by SMC Recordings.
——————————————————————————————
Article By SMC Recordings:
The Artist / SMC Recordings Phenom, The Jacka, Boasts Outstanding Billboard Debut Rising Bay Area Rapper Debuts in Top 10 of Billboard’s National Rap Charts
The Jacka, a new artist on SMC Recordings, has seen the debut of his album Tear Gas reach amazing heights on the Billboard charts. He debuts at #8 on the Rap Charts, #12 on the R&B Charts, #23 on the Indie Charts and even landing #94 on the Billboard Top 200, putting him in the company of some of the music industry’s biggest stars. Jacka racked up big sales in several important markets across the country. Additionally, Jacka was #1 at three key Northern California retailers, including Rasputins, Amoeba, and Streetlight records. On iTunes, Jacka’s album jumped from #70 to #5 in a matter of just 12 hours, landing him next to Eminem. Not only is Tear Gas collecting chart positions, it’s accumulating critical praise. XXL Magazine said “the discs duality and Jacka’s penchant for both prose and pop that, in the end, make Tear Gas the best of both worlds.”
——————————————————————————————
Watch this short new music video of “Fed Up” by The Jacka. This song was on his Pre-Album Mixtape: “The Street Album” (Hosted By Big Von).
http://shop.rapbay.com/products/Jacka_The_Tear_Gas_CD-9113-0.html
Check out more Jacka music videos, songs, news, etc. from the following links:
www.smcrecordings.com
www.teargas61609.com
www.myspace.com/thejackamobfigaz
Review By:Dj Tre
It’s no secret that one of our favorite artists here at TheBayMusic is the bay area bully “Ya Boy”. With Ya Boy, its not a question of whether or not he will blow up and be the biggest rapper on the West Coast, the only question is when.
In my personal opinion, damn near everything he puts out is crack. From “Future of the Franchise” to “Bay Area Bully” Ya Boy stays relevant and keeps dropping just enough music to keep us itching for more. Some of you are going to lash out at me, and may claim I’m dick riding, but know this; Ya Boy is one of the inspirations for starting this site in 2006. We began development in 2005 after being handed “Future of the Franchise” by a member of Done Deal at a club in Sacramento.
So understand when you visit TheBayMusic, we love us some YB music. I can’t judge any move hes made, but I’m sure he can explain all of them. From ghost writing for K-Fed to working with Black Wallstreet and being close to an offer from The Game, Ya Boy has done alot, and he hasnt been scared of what any mufucka thinks. Some are going to call him a sell out, but don’t we need someone on the west who will do what it takes, and not be concerned with peoples opinions? After all Opinions are like assholes, and we all know everyone has one. If he can keep dropping mixtapes and having them “Go Gold” I for one think he will continue to do so, but I hope that the right people will get behind him on an Album and give us a 20+ track album that can bring the west back the shine of “Dr Dre Chronic 2001″ (Still my all time favorite CD).
We’ve been meaning to bring you artist spotlights, and here it is, who better, and what music better to bring to you other than the Beast, the Bully, Ya Boy. In this post, you will find his entire Discography playable on thebaymusic!
Enjoy and leave some mufuckin love! Digg this shit, blog this shit, but remember who’s going out of their way to bring it to you, TBM you BEEEZY!
Ya Boy – Future Of The Franchise (2005) – Mixtape
Tracklist:
01. 16’s with me
02. Acapella freestyle
03. Animal freestyle
04. Bay area dreams
05. Bay is back
06. Boxx kev intro
07. Boxx kev outro
08. Burn
09. Checkmate
10. Don’t love them girls
11. Double time
12. Foe feva
13. I just want it to be over remix
14. I’m black freestyle
15. Incredible freestyle
16. Live my lifestyle
17. Make her feel good remix
18. Neck of da woodz freestyle
19. On fire
20. Return of northern california
21. Shined out
22. Ski mask freestyle
23. So much more freestyle
24. Step ya game up
25. Sucka free inferno
Ya Boy – Rookie Of The Year (2005)
Tracklist:
01. Ya Boy – Introduction [produced by Rob-Lo]
02. Ya Boy – Bust Back [produced by Cozmo]
03. Ya Boy ft. E-40,Turf Talk – We So Cold [produced by Droop-E]
04. Ya Boy ft. Selau – Right Here [produced by Davey D]
05. Ya Boy – Step Ya Game Up [produced by Rick Rock]
06. Ya Boy ft. Clyde Carson – Fly As This [produced by Droop-E]
07. Ya Boy ft. Messy Marv – Bigger The Drama [produced by Matter]
08. Ya Boy ft. Bailey – Bad Company [produced by Sean T]
09. Ya Boy – Wut’s Good [produced by Tony Butcha]
10. Ya Boy – On Fire [produced by King Cydal]
11. Ya Boy – Turf 2 The Club [produced by King Cydal]
12. Ya Boy ft. San Quinn – Get That Weight Off [produced by Rashaad Wiggins]
13. Ya Boy – Not For Free [produced by Droop-E]
14. Ya Boy ft. Big Rich – Get Down [produced by Sean T]
15. Ya Boy ft. San Quinn,AP-9 – Somethin To Rap About [produced by Razor]
16. Ya Boy – It’s Easy [produced by King Cydal]
17. Ya Boy ft. Joy – How U Want It [produced by Davey D]
18. Ya Boy ft. Blue Chip – Cannon [produced by Keez]
19. Ya Boy ft. Roscoe – Tha Hardest [produced by Davey D]
20. Ya Boy ft. Goldie,Boo Banger,R-Geezy,Infamous JD – Run Yo Mouth [produced by Cello]
Ya Boy – The Rise : Chapter One – Mixtape
Precise Music Group Presents :: Ya Boy – Chapter 1 – The Rise : Hosted by Dj Skee
Tracklist:
01 – Intro
02 – It Dont Matter – Featuring Shyne
03 – Cali
04 – Show U Wut To Do Wit It
05 – Down By The Bay
06 – Still In The Hood
07 – Exactly
08 – Cannon – Featuring Malika
09 – Down So Long – Featuring Jin
10 – Pillow Talkin
11 – Road To Riches
12 – Barbershop – Featuring Bishop Lamont
13 – Ride Wit Me
14 – Say Girl
15 – Evidence
16 – Bonus Track
Ya Boy – The Fix – Mixtape
Ya Boy – We Hella Grindin – Mixtape
Share this with a friend, or put it on your myspace, copy and paste from the boxes below. Hint: Embed code is for myspace!
| URL | |
| Embed |
Tracklist:
01. Ya Boy Intro
02. Ya Boy & Ranson – Duffle Bag Freestyle
03. Bishop Lamont – Down (I’ll Still Kill Freestyle)
04. Crooked I – I’ll Still Kill / Big Brother Freestyle
05. Guerilla Black ft. Hot Dollar – I’m A Don
06. Ya Boy Speaks Pt. 1
07. Boyz N The Hood ft. Ice Cube – Choppas
08. Hot Rod – Come and Go Freestyle
09. Spider Loc – Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us
10. Ya Boy Speaks Pt. 2
11. Ya Boy ft. N.O. Capo – Hood Nigga Freestyle
12. Federation ft. Cashis – We On Yo Line
13. Ya Boy – I Run The Bay
14. Hot Dollar ft. B-Fly & G. Malone – Thirsty
15. Too Short – Didn’t I Tell You
16. Ya Boy Speaks Pt 3
17. Ya Boy ft. G. Malone – Aquaman That Hoe Remix
18. Frontline – Now
19. Hot Dollar – I’m So Hood Freestyle
20. Bezel, Ya Boy, Mack Maine – I Don’t Sleep
21. Ya Boy Outro
*Bonus Tracks Unsigned Heat*
22. Peeps ft. Young Grinder & E16 – The Downside
23. Smokes – Cali Born Gangsta
24. Jo Vezy ft. J-Dub – Give It To Ya
25. Grindah – Smokin Ya City
Ya Boy – Ya Boy Radio Part 1
Tracklist:
01. Fatman Scoop Speaks
02. Headshot Freestyle
03. Miguel Speaks
04. Takin’ Over
05. Holla At Ya Boy (Prod. By Cool N Dre)
06. Welcome 2 My Hood feat. Sean Kingston
07. Jay Magic Speaks
08. House Around My Neck
09. Crispy Freestyle
10. I Rock
11. Shorty Speaks
12. Family Reunion feat. Marsha Of Floetry
13. Eve Speaks
14. Tamborine Remix
15. Ya Boy & Miguel Speaks
16. Hella
17. Jinkins Speaks
18. Take Money feat. Ms. Jade
19. Feelin’ Like A Pimp
20. Cali
21. 2 Real Speaks
22. Get My Doe
23. Miguel Speaks Pt. 2 / Air
24. Whats Good
25. Miguel Speaks Pt. 3
26. Barber Shop
27. Miguel Speaks Pt. 4
28. Keep It Moving
29. Cold As Ice
30. Ya Boy, Mr. Choc & Miguel Speak
Ya Boy – Optimus Rhyme – Mixtape
Share this with a friend, or put it on your myspace, copy and paste from the boxes below. Hint: Embed code is for myspace!
| URL | |
| Embed |
Tracklist:
01 – Intro
02 – Pop That (Produced By Oddz N Endz)
03 – Lookin For That (Produced By Digital Product)
04 – Feelin Like A Pimp (Produced By Fame)
05 – On (Feat. Tabu) (Produced By J Classic)
06 – Hit The Deck (Feat. Tabu) (Produced By J Classic)
07 – Certified Remix (Feat. Glasses Malone and Akon) (Produced By DJ Toomp)
08 – What Can I Do (Produced By D1 Beatz)
09 – How Could You (Produced By Fame)
10 – You Shloud (Feat. K – Fed and Phat Rat) (Produced By J.R. Rotem)
11 – They Sayin (Feat. Paul Wall and Trae)
12 – Freestyle (Feat. Royce Da 59 Rosco Umali and Faze)
13 – My Money (Produced By Fame)
14 – Patron On The Rocks (Produced By Fame)
15 – I Dont Sleep (Feat. Mack Maine and Bezel) (Produced Oddz N Endz)
16 – Head (Produced By Fame)
17 – Do My Thang (Feat. Cyssero)
18 – Reunion (Feat. Marsha Ambrosius Of Floetry)
19 – Precise Gang (Produced By Tommy Gunnz)
20 – Its A Party (Produced By Versitile)
21 – Robbery (Produced By Versitile)
22 – Down The List (Feat. Ms. Jade) (Produced By D1 Beatz)
23 – For The Money
24 – Outro
Ya Boy – Im About To Murdah This Shit – Mixtape
Tracklist:
01 – Imma Murdah This
02 – Run
03 – Ride
04 – 100 Bars of Death
05 – Going
06 – Make My Money Double
07 – Gettin Money ft. Eastwood
08 – Pick Me Up
09 – Like It Or Not ft. Stevie Styles
10 – Diamonds In My Mouth ft. Boo
11 – Fuck All Yall ft. Kurupt
12 – Knock On Wood
13 – Back Against the Wall
14 – Outro
Ya Boy – Bay Area Bully – Mixtape
Tracklist:
01 – Ya Boy – Intro
02 – Ya Boy – Superstar
03 – Ya Boy – I Did That
04 – Ya Boy feat. Nu Jerzey Devil – Underdogs On Top
05 – Ya Boy – Shoe Box
06 – Ya Boy – They Know Me
07 – Ya Boy – Showboatin
08 – Ya Boy – Wide Open
09 – Ya Boy – Hustlin Skit
10 – Ya Boy feat. Nu Jerzey Devil – Like A Hustler Prod. by Digital Product
11 – Ya Boy – Kill A Clown Nigga Skit
12 – Ya Boy – Clown Niggaz
13 – Ya Boy – Recession
14 – Ya Boy – Pop Something
15 – Ya Boy – Found Love
16 – Ya Boy – Right Now
17 – Ya Boy – Leavin Wit U
18 – Ya Boy – Money Ova Here
19 – Ya Boy – Milked
20 – Ya Boy – My Story
The Biography:
Consistently maintaining intact his self-assured and cocky attitude, West Coast gangsta rapper Ya Boy quickly made the right connections in the industry as a developing MC in the Bay Area’s independent rap scene. As a youth coming up in San Francisco’s Fillmore District, a neighborhood known more for its violent crime than its jazz heritage, Ya Boy (born William Crawford) caught the hip-hop bug early on because of Bay Area mainstays San Quinn and Messy Marv, who are his first cousins. The local buzz surrounding the eager rapper began with the song “16’s with Me,” which sampled the Darth Vader theme, “The Imperial March,” from Star Wars. He continued to release many mixtapes and local singles with the support of cousin San Quinn’s independent label, Done Deal Entertainment. On his 2005 debut album, Rookie of the Year, he gathered Bay Area rap luminaries, like E-40 and producer Rick Rock, to cement his status as a noteworthy newcomer. Also around this time, the Bay’s more club-oriented hyphy movement started to bubble over into the national mainstream, but Ya Boy didn’t follow the trend, still brandishing his style of gangsta rap. In 2006, he amicably left his cousin’s label to pursue opportunities with his uncle, who was an executive at Compton rapper the Game’s Black Wall Street imprint. His affiliation to the Game allowed him to work with top industry producers and lead to greater exposure outside of the Bay Area locale as shown by his feature in The Source magazine’s “Unsigned Hype” column.
Leave the love, the hate, and the comments below, i know someone out there is appreciating this shit out of this post!
Tracklist:
1. Playtime Is Over Intro 1:04
2. Welcome To The Town Ft. Alias John Brown 3:44
3. PTO Mistah Fab Interlude 1 1:03
4. Swag (Let Me Show You) 3:36
5. Trajic Ft. Krondon Of Stong Arm Steady 3:18
6. Still Got Time Ft. Apostle 3:09
7. PTO Mistah F.A.B. Interlude 2 1:01
8. Blowing Up Ft. Glasses Malone 4:01
9. Dipped In Butter 4:46
10. Trouble Ft. Shady Nate 3:58
11. PTO Mistah F.A.B. Interlude 3 1:18
12. PTO Mistah F.A.B. Interlude 4 0:47
13. Ghetto To X.O. Ft. Matt Blaque, Jah Safe 3:25
14. Umm Hmm 2:31
15. Gotta Have You Ft. Fresh Game 4:12
16. PTO Mistah F.A.B. Interlude 5 1:10
17. 2 MPH Ft. Bun B, Chamillionaire, Paul Wall 4:36
18. Hand On The Clip Ft. J Stalin, Taj He Spitz 3:12
19. Where Im From Ft. The Jacka, DJ Apostle 3:26
20. PTO Mistah F.A.B. Interlude 6 0:56
21. Bonus: Better Days Ft. Jamonie Robinson 1:19
22. Playtime Is Over Outro 2:07
For more from Mistah Fab, visit him on myspace: www.myspace.com/mistahfab
For more from the Demolition Men, visit myspace: www.myspace.com/demolitionmenmusic
Recent Comments