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DJ Smallz Top 10 Fear Factor Mixtapes DJ Smallz, the man who brought you the Southern Smoke phenomenon, unleashed a fury of new exclusives in 2008 via his Fear Factor series. Here he gives us his list of the best Fear Factor mixtapes and why they’re considered classic material. 1. Yo Gotti - Cocaine Muzik (Memphis, TN) Yo Gotti made it clear in ‘08 that the streets are his. This tape expanded Yo Gotti’s markets outside of Memphis and helped create a new movement in the streets reminiscent of Jeezy’s “Trap or Die” campaign – from the wrapped trucks to the Cocaine Muzik tees, Yo Gotti went in. And his new deal with J Records/Jive solidified his crazy grind in the streets. Look for Yo Gotti to break out in ‘09. 2. TMI Boyz - Patiently Waiting (Galveston, TX) The TMI Boyz created a huge independent following and buzz in Texas via their Grindin’ for a Purpose series which I helped brand with them. Look for them to take over Texas and beyond in ‘09. 3. Jackie Chain - Fear the Future (Huntsville, AL) This tape was a testament to Jackie Chain’s incredible grind in ‘08 in which he inked a deal with Universal Republic and won an OZONE Patiently Waiting award. Fear Jackie Chain in ‘09. 4. Snook - Let’s Smoke (Columbia, SC) Snook solidified the streets outside of SC with this tape, later joining the Southern Smoke College Tour and winning an OZONE Patiently Waiting award. Snook will be makin’ some major noise in ‘09. 5. King James - In da Building Vol. 2 (Jonesboro, AK) I first heard of King James when I did a show up in Nebraska two years ago. After I heard a few records, I was sold. King James is a diamond in the rough, and a contender for the streets in ‘09. 6. Modesty XO - Hustler Music (Birmingham, AL) Alabama has a lot of talented artists in the streets right now, but Modesty XO is ahead of the pack. 7. Q6 - The 6th Sense (Crosstown, FL) If you haven’t heard of Q6 before, get to know him – his music will surprise your ears. His catchy hooks and street stories are unique and he’s going for the crown in ‘09. 8. Kinfolk Thugs - We Here (Memphis, TN) The buzz for these two cats is brewing. They got Drumma Boy production behind them and a fresh new deal with Rap-A-Lot Records. 9. Ruin - The Southside Superstar (Richmond, VA) Females in the Hip Hop industry are a dying breed, who better to resuscitate this endangered species then Ruin She got the streets of VA, look out for her too in ‘09. 10. Kae State & Scoope - Penitentiary Chances (Lexington, KY) It’s hard to find quality street music in Kentucky, so when I stumbled upon Kae State and Scoope, it was a blessing in disguise. Look out for these boys to make Kentucky sizzle this year. As told to Ms. Rivercity // OZONE MAG
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DJ Smallz<br />
Top 10 Fear Factor Mixtapes<br />
DJ Smallz, the man who brought<br />
you the Southern Smoke phenomenon,<br />
unleashed a fury of new<br />
exclusives in 2008 via his Fear<br />
Factor series. Here he gives us<br />
his list of the best Fear Factor<br />
mixtapes and why they’re considered<br />
classic material.<br />
1. Yo Gotti - Cocaine Muzik (Memphis, TN)<br />
Yo Gotti made it clear in ‘08 that the streets<br />
are his. This tape expanded Yo Gotti’s markets<br />
outside of Memphis and helped create a new<br />
movement in the streets reminiscent of Jeezy’s<br />
“Trap or Die” campaign – from the wrapped<br />
trucks to the Cocaine Muzik tees, Yo Gotti went<br />
in. And his new deal with J Records/Jive solidified<br />
his crazy grind in the streets. Look for Yo<br />
Gotti to break out in ‘09.<br />
2. TMI Boyz - Patiently Waiting (Galveston, TX)<br />
The TMI Boyz created a huge independent<br />
following and buzz in Texas via their Grindin’<br />
for a Purpose series which I helped brand with<br />
them. Look for them to take over Texas and<br />
beyond in ‘09.<br />
3. Jackie Chain - Fear the Future (Huntsville, AL)<br />
This tape was a testament to Jackie Chain’s<br />
incredible grind in ‘08 in which he inked a deal<br />
with Universal Republic and won an OZONE<br />
Patiently Waiting award. Fear Jackie Chain in ‘09.<br />
4. Snook - Let’s Smoke (Columbia, SC)<br />
Snook solidified the streets outside of SC with<br />
this tape, later joining the Southern Smoke<br />
College Tour and winning an OZONE Patiently<br />
Waiting award. Snook will be makin’ some<br />
major noise in ‘09.<br />
5. King James - In da Building Vol. 2 (Jonesboro,<br />
AK)<br />
I first heard of King James when I did a show<br />
up in Nebraska two years ago. After I heard<br />
a few records, I was sold. King James is a<br />
diamond in the rough, and a contender for the<br />
streets in ‘09.<br />
6. Modesty XO - Hustler Music (Birmingham,<br />
AL)<br />
Alabama has a lot of talented artists in the<br />
streets right now, but Modesty XO is ahead of<br />
the pack.<br />
7. Q6 - The 6th Sense (Crosstown, FL)<br />
If you haven’t heard of Q6 before, get to know<br />
him – his music will surprise your ears. His<br />
catchy hooks and street stories are unique and<br />
he’s going for the crown in ‘09.<br />
8. Kinfolk Thugs - We Here (Memphis, TN)<br />
The buzz for these two cats is brewing. They<br />
got Drumma Boy production behind them and<br />
a fresh new deal with Rap-A-Lot Records.<br />
9. Ruin - The Southside Superstar (Richmond,<br />
VA)<br />
Females in the Hip Hop industry are a dying<br />
breed, who better to resuscitate this endangered<br />
species then Ruin She got the streets of<br />
VA, look out for her too in ‘09.<br />
10. Kae State & Scoope - Penitentiary Chances<br />
(Lexington, KY)<br />
It’s hard to find quality street music in Kentucky,<br />
so when I stumbled upon Kae State and<br />
Scoope, it was a blessing in disguise. Look out<br />
for these boys to make Kentucky sizzle this year.<br />
As told to Ms. Rivercity<br />
// OZONE MAG