Sean Roane

It’s no secret that I am heavily in tune with California’s music scene. If you get in my car you are likely to hear songs from Larry June, G Perico , 03 Greedo or Jay P Bangz instrumentals. All the aforementioned individuals are dope, but this post is about Celly Ru, the hardest rapper in Cali (maybe the world) right now. Let me give you a backstory of how I came across his music. 

In 2018 I got tired of my friend/producer Brizzy not taking this music seriously so I went on youtube and searched all…

There is no secret that I am an avid smoker of the Mary Jane. For the past few years I have become a weed enthusiast  and I have tried many things in terms of marijuana. One thing I've learned about myself is that when I smoke I have to listen to the right kind of music. Most of the time I listen to instrumentals and try to come up with songs, but other times I like to listen to chill ass songs while I smoke. Here are some songs that I like to listen to while I'm blowin'...

Max B - Blow Me A Dub

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With all this feminism bullshit that's going on I'm gonna be somewhat cautious with my word choice on this post. With that being said, there aren't really too many female artists of any genre that I really like or can listen to without feeling less masculine. I'm not totally misogynistic and I don't hate women, but most of the music that women put out now is catered toward women and the homosexual community. You'll never catch me riding down the street bumping no damn Cardi B, Nicki Minaj or Beyonce because…

As usual I have a lot on my mind. I'm constantly thinking about how I can make myself never have to work a stupid job again. How can i stop thinking about negative things from the past? How long until my hard work in the gym starts to show? Will I ever gain enough fans and supporters to be able to make a living off of music? 

I feel like I am losing my mind and my hair is literally getting thinner. As much as I understand the concept of being a spiritual being having a human experience, I still struggle…

I've been fuckin' with west coast music since I can remember. Even though I was hella young I can remember always hearing Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and 2 Pac on Philly's Power 99 in the '90s and early '00s. Television stations like MTV, BET and The Box introduced me to legends like Dj Quik, E-40, Warren G, Tha Dogg Pound, Nate Dogg and so many more. In recent years, I've grown fond of dope west coast artists like Schoolboy Q, Nippsey Hussle, Dom Kennedy, YG and Ty Dolla $ign. The music almost makes me wish…