n the evening hours on Thursday, December 29, philanthropist and rapper Trae The Truth willfully cooperated, turning himself into Houston authorities after rapper Z-Ro pressed charges for assault regarding an altercation earlier this year in August. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information Trae, known across the country for his passion for people and his countless hands-on […]
The Screwed Up Click captain Lil Keke shares visuals for “We From Texas.” What’s better than two Texas legends repping, four. “We From Texas” boasts features from The King of the Nawf-Slim Thug, Z-Ro and Sauce Walka. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information Directed by Trill Art, Keke tapped his fellow Houstonians for an ode to […]
Houston MC and entrepreneur Z-Ro, after the successful release of singles “Belong To The Streets” and “From The Other Side,” has given us final album No Love Boulevard as he looks to step away from the rap game and takes his career elsewhere. The 14-track record brings his aggressive and smooth flows together, along with powerful messages which […]
On June 30th Z-Ro will release his new album, No Love Boulevard. The album will be The Mo City Don’s 21st and final album, with only two features, Ronnie Spencer & Rosetta Spencer on “Devil In Me.” Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information In support of the new album, the rapper has dropped the new single “He’s Not Done.” Advertisement Check out the tracklist for the album below: 1 […]
When we interviewed Z-Ro back in July about his project Drankin’ & Drivin’ we learned that the Texas MC is unapologetically brash. Although he has a good heart, he is not willing to get played in the process of the game just to get noticed. That theme runs through his latest single “New Shit”. Visit […]
Z-Ro released Look at What You Did to Me in 1998 and has since been one of the most underrated acts in the rap game. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information His deep voice has become the back drop to many classic songs, working with Scarface, Pimp C, Do or Die, Bun B, Devin the Dude […]
Hip Hop thrives in Houston, and in Texas as a whole. Independent artists like Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Chamillionaire, Mike Jones, UGK and Scarface have put the city on a worldwide radar, but many indie artists also thrive financially and in some cases without ever leaving the borders of the Lone Star State. Visit streaming.thesource.com […]
