HELL RELL FEAT. DAVE EAST – GOLD MINE
Dipset representative Hell Rell recruits Harlem’s Dave East for “Gold Mine.”
Dipset representative Hell Rell recruits Harlem’s Dave East for “Gold Mine.”
The Harlem emcee drops a video for the lyrical onslaught known as “One Way.”
Dave East catches a body with a vicious set of bars on the Buda & Grandz produced “One Way.”
Dave East comes out swinging again over Buda & Grandz production alongside Don Q on “Last Ones Left.”
HSTRY Lesson is an interview series where we learn the background of an artist’s story: the journey and where it’s heading. It’s presented by HSTRY and Mass Appeal. Our inaugural episode features Dave East of Mass Appeal Records.
It was bound to happen sooner or later. Murda Mook and Dave East connect for Harlem, along with Oye Flaco, and drop “Harlem Nights.”
After spending time talking about his past with ItsTheReal, Dave East drops yet another banger with the appropriately titled “All Summer.”
Dave East drops in with the Rosenthal brothers to talk about everything from a possible career playing hoops, hustling on the streets and finding his way into hip hop.
Dave talks playing big-time NYC basketball, being recruited by major college programs, falling out with coaches over style and playing time, falling into street life, finding his way back to New York with no hopes or dreams, downloading instrumentals online and rapping over whatever, creating a buzz, attracting accolades from peers and heroes, touring all over the world, gaining a huge fan-base, becoming one of the most prolific spitters in the game, and assuring a life for his daughter and family he never could have even imagined just a few years ago.
R&B artist LoVel recruits Dave East to add some grit and grime to the remix for “Me Too.”
In between dropping new songs damn near everyday, Dave East found the time to record an EP with Philly’s Kur titled Born Broke, Die Rich. Listen to it all now.