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RISE (ft. The Glitch Mob, Mako, and The Word Alive) | Worlds 2018 - League of Legends Hotney 13 Vues • 2 années depuis

Reaching the peak takes more than skill. Only those with the ambition to RISE above all others will know its height.

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“RISE”
Featured artists: The Glitch Mob, Mako, and The Word Alive
Written by: Riot Music Team and Alex Seaver of Mako
Additional writing by: Justin Tranter
Produced by: Riot Music Team, Alex Seaver of Mako, and The Glitch Mob
Additional production by: HEALTH
Mixed by: Miles Walker at Silent Sound Studios
Assisted by: Ryan Jumper
Mastered by: Riot Music Team
Vocals performed by: Mako and The Word Alive
Vocal production by: Riot Music Team and Alex Seaver of Mako
The Word Alive appears courtesy of Fearless Records

https://theglitchmob.com/
https://www.wearemako.com/
https://wearethewordalive.com/

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Welcome to the wild, no heroes and villains
Welcome to the war we've only begun, so
Pick up your weapon and face it
There's blood on the crown go and take it
You get one shot to make it out alive, so
Higher and higher you chase it
It’s deep in your bones, go and take it
This is your moment, now is your time, so

Prove yourself and
RISE, RISE
Make 'em remember you
RISE
Push through hell and
RISE, RISE
They will remember you
RISE

Welcome to the climb up, reach for the summit
Visions pray that one false step lead the end, so
Higher and higher you chase it
It's deep in your blood, go and take it
This is your moment, take to the skies, go

Prove yourself and
RISE, RISE
Make 'em remember you
RISE
Push through hell and
RISE, RISE
They will remember you
RISE

So get along, so get along, go
Get along 'long get a move on up
So get along, so get along, go
Get along 'long get a move on up
And as you fight among the death beneath the dirt
Do you know yet?
Do you want it?
And when the giants call to ask you what you're worth
Do you know if,
Win or die, you'll

Prove yourself and
RISE, RISE
Make 'em remember you
RISE
Push through hell and
RISE, RISE
They will remember you
RISE
Prove yourself and RISE, RISE
(Pick up your weapon and face it)
RISE
(It’s deep in your blood, go and take it)
RISE, RISE
(Higher and higher you chase it)
RISE, RISE

Cardo Interview: His Album, ‘H00DBYAIR’, Producing for Legends, Being Underrated, Cow Bells Hotney 13 Vues • 2 années depuis

In this interview, Arshan sat down with legendary producer Cardo Got Wings who has trekked a prolific career designing the sound of some of the biggest hits from the early 2010s to now, a testament to his authenticity and undeniable talent that has made him one of the best producers of our generation. Cardo first broke out on the scene by producing for Mac Miller early in his career with their song “Laundromat” which led to his connection with Wiz Khalifa and ultimately paved the way for his first huge break with their track “Mezmorized.” Cardo leveraged this early momentum to gain a storied run of placements that essentially defined the 2010s era of rap music with his signature sound – and cowbells of course. Even after stepping away from being directly affiliated with Taylor Gang (Wiz Khalifa’s label), the wheels kept moving for Cardo, leading to generational hits like JAY-Z & Jeezy’s “Seen It All,” Travis Scott’s “goosebumps,” Drake’s “God’s Plan,” Kendrick Lamar & Baby Keem’s “family ties,” and his recent run producing tracks like “HOODBYAIR” for Playboi Carti.

In their conversation, Cardo and Arshan discussed Cardo’s early beginnings growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, evolving with the times yet staying true to his signature sound, his longevity in the game, “If I’m a dinosaur, I’m a T-rex,” how he discovered Baby Keem and started working with him so early, being stuck in the middle of the Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef after making hits with both, his perspective on the state of today’s music scene, praising the next generation of artists like Teezo Touchdown, skaiwater, Cash Cobain, Ovrkast, and Ken Carson, recent collaborations with Playboi Carti and how his son is certified Opium, and giving us an exclusive announcement of the release date for his forthcoming album Something Wicked This Way Comes. Watch the full interview to learn more about Cardo’s past, present, and what he’s got coming next.

Filming @hammadjawaid97 @kahhre
Host & Producer @ktoarshan
Editing @mikkyfilmz

TIMESTAMPS! We got the goat, now who's *another* producer you want to see us interview on the channel?

0:00 - Studio with Cash Cobain in New York

1:33 - Minnesota origins and living in Dallas

2:57 - What Cardo’s big break was (JAY Z)

3:35 - Wiz Khalifa & Mac Miller “Mezmorized”

5:55 - Leaving Taylor Gang, facing hate

7:24 - Playboi Carti “BACKROOMS,” “EVILJORDAN,” “KETAMINE,” & “HOODBYAIR” production

10:00 - Story of collabing with Carti after Candyman soundtrack fell through

11:38 - “HOODBYAIR” was for Nardo Wick originally

12:52 - Ken Carson & Destroy Lonely future collabs?

13:17 - Cow Bells being his signature sound

15:17 - Discovering Baby Keem early on

16:56 - Producing “family ties” with Kendrick Lamar and finding out him and Keem are family

19:12 - Drake v Kendrick Lamar beef, producing hits for both of them

20:23 - Previewing new album

25:23 - Exclusive: release date for new album, ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’

26:03 - State of today’s music is bad, too many copycats

29:10 - Praising Teezo Touchdown, Cash Cobain, and Ovrkast.

30:10 - Goosebumps was not originally for PARTYNEXTDOOR it was always for Travis Scott

31:35 - Reveals hidden talent, voice impressions

32:22 - How much money does a song like “God’s Plan” make

34:45 - Give producers their flowers

36:03 - His son being opium and liking skaiwater

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The Most Awaited Song is Finally Here. 'Angaaron (The Couple Song)" From the Highly Anticipated Film All Across 'Pushpa 2 - The Rule'. The Iconic Star 'Allu Arjun' & the Amazing 'Rashmika Mandanna' Sets The Fire on Stage With The Couple Song of the Year🔥!

Pushpa 2 - The Rule - Written and Directed by Sukumar. Produced by Naveen Yerneni and Y. Ravi Shankar of Mythri Movie Makers in Association with Sukumar Writings, the Film Stars Allu Arjun, Fahadh Faasil, Rashmika Mandanna, Dhanunjay, Rao Ramesh, Sunil, Anasuya Bharadwaj & Ajay Ghosh. The film's Music Is Composed by Devi Sri Prasad.

The Rule Begins 15th Aug 2024.

#AlluArjun #Pushpa2SecondSingle #Angaaron #Pushpa2TheRule #PushpaMassJathara #Sukumar #RashmikaMandanna #FahadhFaasil #DSP #MythriMovieMakers #Pushpa2

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Song Credits:
Singer: Shreya Ghoshal
Lyrics: Raqueeb Alam
Keyboards: Vikas Badisa
Rhythm: Kalyan
Frets: Vagu Mazan
Banjo: DSP
Jathi Vocals: DSP
Shehnai: Balesh
Dilruba: Saroja
Flute: Lalit Talluri
Bass: Manikandan
Backing Vocal: S.P. Abhishek
Song Mixed & Mastered by A. Uday Kumar @ "DSP Studios - Chennai"
Song Recorded by A. Uday Kumar, T. Uday Kumar & Suresh Kumar Taddi.
Vocal Supervision: S.P. ABHISHEK
Orchestra In-Charge: Murugan
Studio Asst: Pugalendhi, Bharat & V Dhinakaran
Album Co-ordinator: B. Manikandan
Music Label: T-Series

Film Credits:
Story: Screenplay-Direction Sukumar Bandreddi
Producers: Naveen Yerneni, Ravi Shankar Yalamanchili
CEO: Cherry
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematographer: Miresłow Kuba Brożek
Production Designer: S. Ramakrishna - Monica Nigotre
Lyricist: Chandra Bose
VFX Supervisor: Kamala Kannan
Editors: Navin Nooli
Costume Designers: Deepali Noor - Sheetal Sharma
Fights: Peter Hein, Kecha Kamphakdee, ”Dragon” Prakash, Nabakanta
Choreographers: Prem Rakshith, Ganesh Acharya, Vijay Polaki, Shrashti Verma
Character Designer: Preeti Sheel Singh
CFO: Ch Nagabhushanam
Executive Producer: Baba Sai Kumar Mamidipalli
Chief Executive Producer: Kvv Bala Subramaniam
Co-Director: Vishnu
Banners: Mythri Movie Makers in Association with Sukumar Writings
Pro: Eluru Srinu, Maduri Madhu
Marketing - First Show Online Services Pvt Ltd
Publicity: Max Media
Branding: K R Siddharth
Mix Engineer - Bipin
DI & Sound Mixing: Annapurna Studios
Sound Design: Resul Pookutty and Vijay Kumar
Visual Production team: Ramu Tumu, Meganathan, Yogi D.F.Tech , Boppana.satyanarayana (Satya).

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The Murder Trial of Eric Holder - the Man Who Killed Nipsey Hussle Hotney 13 Vues • 2 années depuis

The instrumentals:
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Witness to the Crime's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitnesstotheCrime.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 32-year-old man who grew up on the same streets in the same gang as Nipsey Hussle was found guilty Wednesday of first-degree murder in the 2019 shooting of the Grammy-winning rapper, who rose above his circumstances to become an inspiration to the neighborhood where he was eventually gunned down.

The Los Angeles County jury also found Eric R. Holder Jr. guilty of two counts of attempted voluntary manslaughter for gunfire that hit other men at the scene. Prosecutors had sought two counts of attempted murder. Holder also was found guilty of two counts of assault with a firearm on the same men.

Holder, wearing a blue suit and face mask, stood up in the small court room next to his lawyer as the verdict was read. He had no visible reaction. His lawyer, Deputy Public Defender Aaron Jansen, conceded during the trial that Holder shot Hussle, 33, whose legal name is Ermias Asghedom, but had sought a lesser verdict of voluntary manslaughter.

Jansen said in an email that he was deeply disappointed in the first-degree murder verdict.

“It was always going to be tough given the high profile circumstances surrounding the case,” Jansen said.

He added that he and Holder were grateful that the jury agreed that the attempted murder counts were overcharged. They plan to appeal the murder conviction, he said.

A jury of nine women and three men deliberated for about six hours over two days before reaching the verdict. Most of their deliberations took place Friday, and they promptly came to their unanimous decision Wednesday, briefly reconvening after a four-day break. A pair of typos on the verdict form discovered as the results were read forced jurors to briefly return to deliberations before the outcome could be made official, but they had no bearing on the outcome.

“We are both proud and I am a little relieved that the verdict came in a complete, absolute agreement with the charges that Eric Holder murdered Ermias Asghedom in cold blood,” Deputy District Attorney John McKinney said outside the courtroom. “We hope that today is a day in which the Asghedom family and the friends and fans of Nipsey Hussle around the world will find some measure of closure.”

No relatives of Hussle were in the room when the verdict was read, nor did any attend the trial.

The judge has a wide range of options when he sentences Holder on Sept. 15. The first-degree murder charge alone carries a sentence of 25 years to life in prison.

“Obviously nothing that happened here today can heal the wound, nothing that happened here today can restore Mr. Asghedom to this world, but we hope that there is some resounding peace in the fact that his killer will be in prison likely for the rest of his life,” McKinney said.

The verdict brings an end to a legal saga that has lasted more than three years and a trial that was often delayed because of the pandemic.

Hussle and Holder had known each other for years growing up as members of the Rollin’ 60s in South Los Angeles when a chance meeting outside the clothing store the rapper opened in his neighborhood led to the shooting, and his death.

The evidence against Holder was overwhelming, from eyewitnesses to surveillance cameras from local businesses that captured his arrival, the shooting and his departure.

The shooting followed a conversation the two men had about rumors that Holder had been acting as an informant for authorities. Jansen argued that being publicly accused of being a “snitch” by a person as prominent as Hussle brought on a “heat of passion” in Holder that made him not guilty of first-degree murder.

Hussle’s close friend Herman “Cowboy” Douglas, who was standing next to him when he was shot and testified at the trial, said the conversation he heard does not explain the killing for him.

“It feels good to get some closure, but I still need to know why,” Douglas said after the verdict.

After years of grinding that won him underground acclaim — his nickname was both a play on the name of comedian Nipsey Russell and a nod to the hustle the future hip-hop star showed in making music and selling CDs — Hussle had just released his major-label debut album and earned his first Grammy nomination when he was killed.

He was a widely beloved figure in Los Angeles, especially in the South LA area where he grew up and remained after gaining fame, buying property and opening businesses.

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