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#FMTrends: Swizz Beatz Release New Album Poison [Links]

Post author By FMHiphopWriters
Post date November 6, 2018

Swizz Beatz Release New Album Poison

Salutations FM Trendsetters! Over the weekend the hip hop world and social media was in another musical frenzy! Thanks to heavy promotion of the four singles released through social media, the Ruff Ryder executive behind boards, Swizz Beatz finally released the very successful and critically acclaimed project Poison. The 10 track LP includes a slew of talented artists in the industry. Here is the track by track album review on the epic banger known as Poison:

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#FMTrends: Swizz Beatz Release “Come Again” Visual With Giggs and Album Release Date [Video]

Post author By FMHiphopWriters
Post date October 30, 2018

Swizz Beatz Release “Come Again” Visual With Giggs and Album Release Date

Salutations FM Trendsetters! Last time you heard, Ruff Ryders super producer Swizz Beatz has been cooking bangers in the laboratory. From Lil Wayne (Pistol On My Side (P.O.M.S.),

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#FMTrends: Swizz Beats And Jim Jones Drop “Preach” Visual [Video]

Post author By FMHiphopWriters
Post date October 16, 2018

Swizz Beats And Jim Jones Drop “Preach” Visual

Salutations FM Trendsetters! For the past two months, Ruff Ryders self-proclaimed “One Band Man” Swizz Beats been releasing videos from his upcoming “Poison” album. “Pistol On My Side (P.O.M.S.)” with Lil Wayne, which ended up on his critically acclaimed Carter 5 album, and “25 Soldiers” with Young Thug, already previewed the heat that the infamous producer has been working on for the past year. Swizz Beats‘ last album was released 11 years ago. However, he proves once again that his name is a staple in this rap game. Over the weekend via Instagram, the Bronx native released snippets of not only a new track but also released the video for a new track off the album, which will be the third in the series of videos dropped. This time instead of the South, the Ruff Ryder/Full Surface producer went back up top and recruited Harlem’s own Jim Jones for the new heat “Preach“. What better way to release a hot track than the traditional visual.