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Monday, May 4, 2009

Rain Ft. KP-Flashy

Real hood video. I'm diggin. "Most Wanted Baby Father" on the way!!!

Busta Rhymes-I Bullshit You Not (Mixtape)

DOWNLOAD:Busta Rhymes-I Bullshit You Not (Mixtape)

TRACKLISTING

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Paquiao

Wow! Ricky didn't stand a chance. No pun intended. That knockout was 1 for the books. Manny was just to fast. Here is some pics and a video of the fight if you missed it. If you think the pics are 1sided its because the fight was. Lol

BIG LOU-LUV U

New joint from the homie Big Lou aka The Spanish Frank White. Big Lou spits a vivid picture about jail & tells everyone locked down to hold their head. Shouldnt have to say pause after that. I swear that pasue shit is coming to a end soon. Shouts to the homie X for the track

BIG LOU-LUV U

Saturday, May 2, 2009

CAM'RON-SILKY

Only Cam can get this off. Pause. Dope Tho. Check it out. Shouts to Nahright This is not to be confused with the radio rip. CDQ version

CAM'RON-SILKY

Eminem-3 A.M. (Video)

Damn! Not gonna front. This is some crazy,sick shit. Watch with caution.

NEW JERSEY DRIVE INTERVIEW W/ AVERY STORM

DJ KLAPTON:What Up Avery? Respect. We see you on your grind here at NewJerseyDrive. Let the people know a lil bit about yourself,background and where you are from.

AVERY STORM:Thank you family I appreciate that.. Only right being that I'm from Jersey to do this interview. Born in Jersey, tho not exactly sure where, moved to Brick Township I think as a baby then to Bergen County till I moved to NYC out of high school. I've been singing and writing songs as long as I can remember. As a child and still today music has been my escape.

Klap:Your most recent work was the hook on "Rich Off Cocaine". Which is 1 of my favorite records off the album along with "Valley Of Death". Congrats on another #1 album. What's it like working with Rick Ross "The Boss"?

AS:Rite on that's what's up! Yes that's my dude right there. We just have good chemistry musically and it comes through in the music. The fact that he's an incredible beat selector doesn't hurt either. He sends me the track I come up with the hook and send it back to him the rest is history
I also got a joint on The Last Kiss album too called "I Tried" check it out!

Klap:What do you think of all the stuff that's going on with Rick Ross, as far as all the stuff with 50,Em,etc?

AS:To be honest, totally honest, I'm not really keeping up with it. I couldn't tell you who said what last.

Klap:I recently saw the video of you creating the hook for "Here I Am" off "Trilla". It looked like you went in, freestyle'd it, then shaped and formed it as you went along. Is that pretty much the process when you are writing or is it different every time?

AS:That's exactly my process every time. Only thing different is, I never know the track until I hear something at the studio. Once it catches my ear for about 10-15 seconds I know that's it. I tell the engineer stop it! load it in protools and I go in the booth and let it fly.

Klap:Your definitley a talented writer. In your bio it says you play instruments also. What instruments do you play? And are you into production?

AS:Thank you, I do. I play drums first and foremost, a little guitar and keys.. Basically enough to create a song. Yes I produce as well, I love live instrumentation and the endless possibilities.

Klap:You are signed to Derrty Ent./Universal Records. If you can, let us know how that came about.

AS:Yes, this has been a journey of all journeys to say the least. The short version is, after terminating my contract with Interscope, I hit the streets of Manhattan handing out promo discs. Within two weeks these discs were in the offices of the labels. One disc I handed to a mutual friend of Nelly's in Harlem. He gave it to him and it started from there.

Klap:When can we here some solo stuff?

AS:I'm looking to release my first single in May. Based on the response I get from my mixtape and feature songs I CAN'T wait for the people to really hear me and just me.

Klap:Now this being a Jersey site, let us know what you think of the Jersey music scene and what it was like trying to come up in Jersey?

AS:Well to be honest we've got a lot of super talented people that have come from and coming from now. Its beautiful because there are so many places and perspectives coming out of Jersey and some true monsters that don't necessarily get the credit they deserve.
Comin up I spent all the time I could in manhattan, open mics, talent shows, it didn't matter.. I did do some things in Jersey like cash Karaoke!! That was a side hustle at times, go wop out these places $100 a night to sing a song and win. Sometimes two a night! Haha

Klap:Haha Yo Avery gd looks for doing this interview. Anybody or anything you want to shout out?

AS:Yes definitely all you guys at Newjerseydrive for takin the time and showin love! Derrty Ent, Universal, Doooit, The Chamber Group, my management Pologrounds Music. All my people who have supported and continue to support what I'm doin I appreciate you! SHOTGUN LOVE THE ALBUM SEPT 09
MYSPACE.COM/AVERYSTORM
YOUTUBE.COM/AVERYTV
TWITTER.COM/AVERYSTORM
I'm on all of these personally so hit me up!!
I will be streaming live from studio and beyond on AVERYTVLIVE check for updates!

Behind The Scenes Of Harlem's Cash Shoot At Vault

Shouts to the Vault in Harlem. I get my mixtpes done right next door and have only been in the Vault once. Whenever I'm in New York I'm always on the go tho. They got dope sneakers in there. Lol @ the dude in the begining and end!!