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  • 7:34 AM
   Soulja Corleone has been releasing some one-off verses until the release of his collaboration project with Down East Music Group artist Will Boy.

   And, this time is no exception as Soulja Corleone drops a furious one-off verse on now is what is being called "Mo' Murda, Kill Everything" via his SoundCloud page. But, what makes this verse different from all his other verses is that Soulja sports a new flow that during majority of the song, that he usually uses for only a couple bars in most. Using the triplet pattern made popular by the Migos. Soulja speeds through many bars of this track.

   Soulja recently sat down, and spoke on the one-off verses. Saying "Most of the verses to me are just warm-ups before I start a actual studio session. Going through beats that I normally wouldn't touch, and coming up with something on the spot is a challenge for me. During that time gets me chance to mess with effects, and processes that I normally don't do for a actual track. It gives me some practice on certain things I want to try in my own music. I never planned on releasing the verses except for my "Goosebumps" verse that I did."

   Soulja also spoke on what influenced him to record such one-off verses as "Super Sayian God Flow" and "Super Dragon Ball Flow" which he released via his SoundCloud page also. He said "First off, I love Anime, and Dragon Ball is one of my favorite animes. I watch alot of them, always on the look out for new ones. But, sitting in the studio you have alot of down time. Before, and after a session. I find myself usually catching up on "Dragon Ball Super" or watching some other anime. Might hear a beat, and be like.. thats some DBZ stuff right there. I mean thats how I did those two verse. Simply off that logic. I don't purposely go to anime as a reference, but it was hella fun using it as one. Its almost like you can gauge what people of your audience catch on to the references. Maybe, even get called out cause you got one wrong, and is not cannon to the anime."

   As of now Soulja hasn't said whats the next one-off verse he wants to release, or that he wants to release anymore anytime soon. But, he is showing alot of his listeners that time didn't slow him down. He's as on point as he was before, if not better than he was before. But, if you haven't heard the new one-off verse. Its down below..

  • 4:45 PM
   Soulja Corleone is back again. Dropping another verse straight form the archives. To hold his listeners over til the collaboration project between him and Will Boy drops.

   This time Soulja Corleone comes on another dope instrumental, showing off another dope flow. Which the timing is perfect for the release of this verse since Soulja Corleone tweeted some time ago "There is always silence before the storm." Before disappearing from social media.

   Now, the verse is down below for streaming. And, Soulja Corleone has spoke on that "Southern Soul and Dope Cuts" is finished the recording stages. Right now, it's been given to DJ Marksman to do his thing, and when it comes back from him. The mixtape will drop until then all people have is these verses from Soulja Corleone to hold us over.


  • 2:47 AM

   If you thought Soulja Corleone wasn't working hard on new music. You'll be surprised at hard he is.

  Soulja Corleone announced via Twitter that the upcoming collaboration between him and Will Boy is entering stage two, and will be heading into completion soon.

   But, in the meantime Soulja Corleone dropped two freeverse on his SoundCloud page, and tweeted them out as something to hold the people down until the collaboration project is finished. He dropped a quick verse to Kodak Black's "Rest in Peace" instrumental, and Travis Scott's "Goosebumps" instrumental.

   Stating that these was verse he had from sessions when recording the collaboration project. Maybe hinting at there is more of these freeverses he has laying around from other sessions. But, for now these two will have to hold the people down until there are more released from Soulja Corleone.

   As for his "Avengeful Heart" project after the release of some early recorded songs, none have followed being uploaded to the SoundCloud page. It is speculated that no more songs will be released until the "Southern Soul and Dope Cuts" collaborative project with Will Boy and DJ Marksman is fully finished.

   Check out the two new freeverses from Soulja Corleone below.


  • 10:22 PM
   Soulja Corleone released his new project on to the web today. Hitting social media with it hours before its intended release time.

   On his Facebook page; he placed the SoundCloud link to the mixtape with a status saying "Before the 13th hour. #‎HeHasRizen‬ now on SoundCloud for your consumption.. This is just the beginning.. In due time for the rest."

  • 10:07 AM
  Soulja Corleone has returned with a vengeance. For some days he has been active on Facebook, and Instagram with cryptic status like "Help is on the Way", "He Has Rizen", and "He's Coming."

   Even if you was paying attention; you still wouldn't have known what it meant. He did put out a very short video on Instagram; debuting a new song; atleast a part of it.
  • 11:21 PM

   Out of the blue... Soulja Corleone drops a new track. The new track is entitled "Truth" and its on Soulja's SoundCloud page.

   A while ago Soulja Corleone did break his silence with a Facebook page update saying "If your waiting for a return to the game, that could be plausible." Is this what Soulja Corleone meant in that post with the release of this new track.
  • 10:32 PM
Its been a min since Soulja Corleone has been musically active since the release of the collaboration mixtape with CA$H. Well, now it seems the hiatus is getting interrupted.

Soulja Corleone even acknowledge he has been away on his Facebook page by saying "Been away from the public music scene, but if you was wondering where I been. I been working on some new music for y'all. So, here a new track I worked on a while back."

  • 12:48 AM
Soulja Corleone is no stranger to speaking his views within his music. So, when he released this new "Black American" verse. It was no doubt about it. He was going to talk about his views on the topic of being black in American. With the idea of the Ferguson killing, and protest of Micheal Brown. 

  • 2:21 AM
Now almost a month old... The "Blood Brothers" mixtape from Soulja Corleone and CA$H still has more to give.

Soulja spoke about the mixtape, and its success since its released saying "It was more than I expected to come from a mixtape that had been push back so many times. But, people waited for it, and my only hope is that we delivered what they expected."

The mixtape went live on June 4 2014. And jumped in the Top 8 spot on DatPiff. Before, and after the release of the mixtape Soulja dropped 2 songs that didn't make the final tracklisting. Which made some wonder how many songs was recorded for the mixtape, and how many still are sitting around collecting dust? Soulja answered that question with ease recently on Twitter. He says "There was over 60 songs recorded for the "Blood Brothers" mixtapes between CA$H and myself. Some was fully recorded songs. Some only had a verse laid down from one of us waiting on the other to complete it. But, you can do the math."

  • 6:13 PM
Soulja Corleone & CASH's collaboration "Blood Brothers" mixtape dropped a week ago, and the day it dropped it made a splash.

Getting high ratings long before it's released by DJ Marksman. "Blood Brothers" topped the Top 8 charts for a day on Datpiff. And, since its released people have been raving about this well put together project.

For both Soulja Corleone, and CASH "Blood Brothers" was a long over due project for both of these artist. As they appear on a large amount of material in each other's discography.

  • 6:04 PM
A couple weeks ago. SDIMG rapper, producer, and CEO Soulja Corleone dropped some unfinished tracks that were to be on his upcoming album entitled "Redemption" which is now being revamped.

A couple days ago those tracks was re-released as the " The Decoded Files" on Soulja Corleone's Youtube channel. Its a 7 min contentious track of the 5 songs that was released prior.

Soulja spoke on the new track, and its reason for being saying "It was something I should have did from the start, but I just wanted to get the music out to the people, and let them know I was working on "Redemption" and that I had the music for it. And, what I did have was some great songs, and concept. But, the main reason why they were unfinished was because I was no longer in those phases of my life, and of course the computer failure that I always experience when working on a large project such as albums, or mixtapes that mean alot to me as a artist."

  • 8:50 PM
There has been alot of talk from the camp of Soulja Corleone and Cash about the new "Blood Brothers" mixtape.

Soulja spoke about it saying "The mixtape is a listening experience." And, now another track has been released from this anticipated mixtape. Following up the "Hit'em Up"  track that was released as a promotional piece for the "Blood Brothers" mixtape.

  • 6:15 PM
Soulja Corleone, and Cash is working on their official "Blood Brother" mixtape. And, Soulja took chance to speak on the progress of the project.

He says "This mixtape isn't just a mixtape. I feel as if its a experience. We're taking our time with it, and the music is really showing the culture of where I and Cash come from."

  • 11:13 PM
The talk about Soulja's new "Return to the Underground" mixtape has gone quiet. But, it seems as if Soulja is trying to get people talking with this Big K.R.I.T. inspired "Money on the Floor" type track. Entitled "Country Cousins" which features Will Boy, and produced by Johnny Juliano. Soulja spoke on the track during delivery.

He says "The mixtape isn't dead at all. I'm still recording music. I have a bunch of songs that are waiting to be mixed, but right now the timing still isn't right. I don't want people to think that I'm just saying I'm going to put out a mixtape. And, then turn around to not do so. I'm just waiting on the right time, and in that time making sure this mixtape is solid. I don't want to half-ass this project."

Soulja also spoke on why the next track he picked to be released from the mixtape was "Country Cousins" and why he has so many tracks out with Will Boy that will be on the mixtape.. He says "I just felt as if it was the right song to put out after the last tracks I put out from the mixtape. I really want to show people how many turns, and curves this mixtape will take. And, the songs are previews of what the entire thing may be. I have no problem with putting half of the songs out before the mixtape is done. I think that will build up people's anticipation to hear the full project when its finished."

It seems as if Soulja is sure of what he wants this project to do. Check out the new track featuring Will Boy below...


  • 10:18 PM
Soulja has been busy these last few weeks coming off the release of his album "Music. Pain." and then readying  his "More than a Rapper" instrumental album. It seems as he won't let up off his grind. Now, he releases the first single from his upcoming album that hasn't been given a title yet. Or, atleast he hasn't released it to the public.

In a few previous articles Soulja spoke about working on the sequel album to "Music. Pain." So, it looks like he's beginning to move forward into that project right now. Soulja did speak about the single saying "The track was suppose to be on "Music. Pain." but it wasn't completed by the deadline, so I was like I'm going to save it, and put it on the new album. And, right now as I'm working on the new album. It seemed right to drop it as the leading single."

Soulja also bring Cash, and L3GEND on for a feature on this track. We asked if the sequel is going to be like "Music. Pain." with a feature on every track. Soulja says "Yeah, I like to keep a nice mix of features. And, mainly why "Music. Pain." had so many features was because I wanted to test out people on my productions. I plan to do the same with the upcoming project, and expand my feature list."

It seems as Soulja has the idea to have his new album sounding better, or just as well as "Music. Pain." If you haven't checked out the new single. It is below, and you can purchase the single for .99 cents.


  • 6:39 PM
Soulja is no stranger to beef with other artist, and its rarely he takes shots at anyone. But, did someone get on Soulja's bad side. In the mist of his new self produced album dropping. Soulja has been constant to his grind of promoting the album. But, early today via his soundcloud page. Soulja uploaded a verse to the hit track from Chief Keef called "I Don't Like" which was remixed by Kanye West, and the artist at G.O.O.D Music.

Soulja starts off mean, and finishes the same way. With a line that may stick into your brain. About 8 bars into his verse Soulja stating "Oh, they want that old Soulja back, like Makaveli I went head, and brought him back." Is this a stunt for his album being released, or is the beef between some artist, and Soulja real. Its been a while since Soulja attacked any one over beats. His last beef was a while ago with label artist Cash, which was cleared up, and squashed by both parties. So, who can it be that Soulja is attacking in this verse, or is he attacking at all.

There is no question that runs about Soulja, alot of lines Soulja writes sounds like he is taking shots at some artist, but he really isn't. Listen to the track below, and be the judge. Is Soulja dissing, or just speaking about artist in general.



  • 6:17 PM
Today, Soulja dropped the 3rd single to say from his newly released "Music. Pain." album. Soulja updated his facebook, and said that this track was suppose to be released on Mother's Day. But, it got pushed back from releasing on that day. Although late Soulja touches on a subject that most urban black males deal with. Of growing up in a single parent home, and brings along Cash to tell his story. The relate facts on this track is deep, and reaches out to many.

Soulja spoke shortly on the track. He says "I wanted a little bit of everything on the album, and for a long time I been wanting to make a song just for my mother. She is the main driving force behind the person the world knows as Soulja Corleone. So, it was like something I had to do with a project that meant so much to me."

He continues by saying "The track really came to life when I was looking through my moms old records that she gave me. And, I came across the Mack soundtrack. I skipped through some songs, and heard "Mother's Theme" on the record. And, it spoke volumes to my ears. By that night, I had purchased a digital copy of the album, loaded up the sample, and went to town on the beat. Wrote my verse while making the beat. And, recorded that night. The next day I played my verse for my mother, she felt strong by what I was saying, and agreed to everything. I know that she felt as I felt about the song. It brought joy to me to know that my words can touch my mother."

If you have not checked out the song, there is a video below. If you hadn't purchases "Music.Pain." the link is also below.


  • 7:53 AM

 It took sometime for Soulja to release the name of his EP. And, with the name announced the second single just dropped from it. Entitled "Now or Never" featuring rookie rapper D. Prodigy. Soulja spoke breifly about the track, and the EP.

He says "The track was suppose to be the first single for the EP. But, both me and Ca$h agreed that "Ridin' Round the City" would be better as a opening single than "Now or Never" for the EP, so we chose to make it the second single from the EP." He goes on to say "Working with D. Prodigy is almost like working with a younger me. I say that because D. Prodigy hasn't been rapping that long. So, the entire time of recording the track. It was coaching him through my own trail and errors that I made when I began. But, working with him is good times all around. We joke, but we still get work done. And, this track is just a first in a long line to come."

With the drop of the second single the question still lingers of when is the EP going to drop. Soulja also had a answer for that. He says "I was thinking of releasing the EP on May 15. Since it is complete, it just has to go through some last mixing, and mastering stages. Then, its ready for the world to hear."
So, now with the second single, and a possible release date for the EP.

It seems as all is a go for "Music. Pain." from Soulja Corleone. Many fans have been waiting to hear something from Soulja since the beginning of 2012. But, with push backs, and scrapped projects. Its good to finally see that something is moving in his direction, and in his favor.

Listen to "Now or Never" featuring D. Prodigy below. Support Soulja Corleone, D. Prodigy, and Street Dreams Inc Music Group by purchasing the single for .99 cents.


  • 10:15 PM
Its official now, the EP from Soulja is in the works, and now on the way. Today, Soulja dropped this first single from it, entitled "Ridin' Round the City" which features new yet old collaborator Will Boy. Don't remember Will Boy, he appeared on the songs "One N*gga" and "Unfamiliar Faces" from Soulja's previous mixtape "Never Given Sunday" that dropped some months ago.

And, it seems Soulja cut no corners with this smooth single. Soulja spoke on the track, and said "I chose this song as the first single, simply cause its something for the people to play in they cars. While I was making the beat in my mind. I was like I want something to bang hard in the trunks, but be smooth enough to play on a afternoon, or rolling up to the club. And, the words just came from the beat itself. I must say both myself and Will Boy painted the picture of just what I imagined making the beat."

Check out the first single from the unnamed EP from Soulja below.
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