Fool’s Gold Records presents “Never Change” by GrandeMarshall

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Fool’s Gold Records presents “Never Change” by GrandeMarshall
Introducing FTNC EP1 "PIZZA W/ THE GODS" feat. @AziziGibson
Introducing #FTNC
a look behind the Los Angeles screening of Fine Trees ‘n Cuisine
Meek Mill's rags-to-riches story is one that Philadelphians support, but the city's rap scene goes much deeper. From Lil Uzi Vert to Theodore Grams, we look at the current state of hip-hop in the City…
... let’s contextualize the complicated history of the music industry in the city. Like many other cities that are finding it difficult to elevate their homegrown artists to the next career level at consistent rates—Houston and Toronto to name others—Philadelphia is no different. In my limited experience organizing DIY hip-hop shows in Philly for the last three years, I’ve witnessed some serious raw talent fly far under the radar. Philadelphia is not an A1 music or hip-hop city. It’s not New York. It’s not Atlanta. Things simply don’t pop here as fast as they do in other more predominant hip-hop markets where embedded cultures exist entirely dedicated to scouting and developing new talent. Like AI said, Philly is not an easy place to play in.
Grande Marshall - @FACTTV - Episode 22
AWW MAN!
GrandeMarshall makes All Conditions Gear music for real ones around the globe. His new Fool's Gold album My Brothers Keeper is filled with unbreakable cuts like "PULLUP'S THEME," now immortalized with an appropriately rugged video ready for winter and beyond. Shot in North Philadelphia by director Kumasi Sadiki (mastermind behind streetwear outpost The Good Company), the city's toughest rides provide a backdrop for Grande's self-assured bars: You ain’t gon’ get it with your hand out / We put in work and made it happen. "PULLUP'S THEME" is the soundtrack to lace up and get yours. Credits: Director: Kumasi Sadiki Cinematographer: Pat Murray Camera Assistant: Alex Nguyn Editor: Daniel Haney Executive Producer: William VāJohń Special Thanks to The Crown Vic Boyz of Philadelphia Shot on location in North Philadelphia, PA Check GrandeMarshall! http://twitter.com/GrandeMarshall http://instagram.com/1pullup http://facebook.com/GrandeMarshall-20...
GrandeMarshall will join @JustineSkye in Philadelphia on the #BANDITTOUR previewing the long awaited #MYBROTHERSKEEPER!
Tickets are on sell & going FAST!
#ITSPULLUP
#MYBROTHERSKEEPER, the full project is in rotation
#PSA
MARCH TBA© 2015
DJ SETS BY: NOODLES, DJ OSH KOSH, CLOCKWORKDJ, P-LO
SPECIAL GUEST: MANOLO ROSE & KEITH APE
PHOTOS BY: ASATO LIDA
Explore the Homes of Adults Who Live In Treehouses
Merry Sly© Christmas to all! ⚡️☁️🎅☁️⚡️
Philly's GrandeMarshall came into the scene with a trail of burning rubber in his wake, dropping the acclaimed 800 and Mugga Man mixtapes while still in his teens and linking with Fool's Gold, home to innovative, independent-minded rap releases from Danny Brown, Run The Jewels and more. Fans flock to Grande's multi-layered quotables and smoked-out ear for beats, and the MC's heavily anticipated My Brothers Keeper is his purest, most potent vision yet. After throwing down the gauntlet with "Pull Up's Theme," GM offers up "The Formula," dropping bar after bar of that "real spill" he's renowned for, atop a moody, trunk-walloping beat from longtime collaborator Ben Pramuk (who handles production throughout the entire project). Stay tuned for more MBK music leading up to the full-length release this January. Credits: Produced by Ben Pramuk & Sam Greens Additional production by GrandeMarshall Artwork: Heinz for Unknown Collective Photo: Ralph Lorenzo
Grande & Gangsta Gibbs 10/28 @ U Arts. Tix here> http://m.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=5392805&pl=uarts
PSA: 10/28 - City of Brotherly Love
Added @GrandeMarshall to my show in Philly. Get your Tickets: http://t.co/soCywhi6AL #ESGN
— Freddie Gibbs (@FreddieGibbs) October 4, 2014