TiRon x Electric Relaxation Radio

Electric Relaxation Radio's host got together with an interview with up and coming Los Angeles emcee, TiRon getting set to drop "Handshakes & Pounds 2" in January 2009. Zea Hart always keeps the most exclusve interviews to keep you as a music head up on your shit! Listen as Zea and TiRon talk about TiRon and his music.

Click "Play" to listen to the interview:

Houston's Dopest New Emcee Drops Re-Release EP! Free Download!

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?khnoj2hjnm2

Could this be the dopest artwork/cover for a music EP you have ever seen? The up and coming Houston Underground Artist Award Winner, Fat Tony has re-released his debut EP, "Love Life" EP. It's truly worth the download; your head will be nodding to the eclectic array of music that is displayed in the EP through the entire collection of songs. Do yourself a favor and download it. Put it in your iPod and love life.

TiRon x FlyBoy Radio Interview

FlyBoyRadio broadcasting live from College Park, Maryland interviewed TiRon last Sunday; check out my boy, TiRon giving another good interview with the homie, Tobi. Thanks, Tobi....

Click here to here the interview:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/50907261e820c71e/


Download "Handshakes & Pounds":
http://www.zshare.net/download/2810867cafcaf6/

Subterranean Series: TiRon

TiRon is making some serious waves in the hip-hop scene with his debut mixtape, "Handshakes & Pounds." Being raised in the gumbo pot of diversity that is Los Angeles, TiRon sets the record straight with a sound that is all to genuine and original of his own. This is the first interview of the "Subterranean Series" where I will be interviewing new artists with great music.

Check out his Myspace and go vote for him on the next URB 100.

http://www.myspace.com/imtiron


Here's the interview:

"Paper" by Pac Div Feat/ TiRon

LA Resurrection

Written by Kevin Robinson, Jr.

Los Angeles has become a hotbed of talent as of late with new hip-hop acts such as U-N-I, Pacific Division, J*Davey, Dom Kennedy, TiRon, Inverse, Ayomari, etc. I have recently in the past year realized that the music that is coming out of LA (as far as hip-hop) are all being made by cats that are in my age range of 20-24 years of age. Here's a video from Dom Kennedy, "Watermelon Sundae." This is the complete summer soundtrack all in one song. The nirvana sets in as soon as the beat drops; what better way to portray the feel-good So Cal vibes of this song than having a video at a pool party.


"Watermelon Sundae" by Dom Kennedy"