on the Track, Tay Keith, Beat Mechanics among others. On JChevy Woods released the mixtape titled 81 with a feature from Wiz Khalifa on the track Bitch You Lyin and production from K.E. on the Track, Yung Lan, OG Parker among others. Thanks For Everything was released on Decemwith features from Wiz Khalifa on the tracks All Love and Joint & A Lighter with production from K.E. on the Track, Yung Lan, Stevie B among others. Exactly What They Want was released on Septemwith features from Wiz Khalifa, Bigga Rankin and K Camp with production from K.E. On Chevy Woods released a 14 track mixtape titled Freemix 1.5 Reloaded. On NovemGang Sh*t Only was released with features from Wiz Khalifa, Hardo, Stevie B, FTR Drama and Rich The Kid with production Honorable C.N.O.T.E., 808 Mafia, K.E.
WIZ KHALIFA CABIN FEVER PRO
In 2013, he toured on the second Under the Influence tour with Khalifa, ASAP Mob, B.o.B , Joey Badass, Ty Dolla Sign, Pro Era, Berner, and Trinidad James
WIZ KHALIFA CABIN FEVER MAC
Woods went on the first Under the Influence of Music concert tour with Khalifa, Mac Miller, Schoolboy Q and Kendrick Lamar in support of Gangland in July and August 2012. Following the release of Gangland, Woods worked on his next mixtape and his debut studio album. Woods along with the rest of Taylor Gang Records, Lola Monroe, Juicy J, and Wiz Khalifa appeared on the May 2012 cover of The Source. The mixtape was titled Gangland, which consisted of dark material influenced by Woods early life on the streets, and the television show Gangland. Labs, Cardo, Sonny Digital, Key Wane, Sledgren and Harry Fraud. In June 2012, Woods released a new mixtape produced by Lex Luger, I.D. The mixtape received positive reviews from XXL, who praised the production, but mentioned Woods was overshadowed by Khalifa throughout the tape. The Cookout mixtape, produced by ID Labs, Sledgren, Cardo, Key Wane and Big Jerm, was released in September 2011 and featured Wiz Khalifa on eight of the eleven tracks. Drink a little bit, smoke a little bit.” In August 2011, Woods released a mixtape, titled The Cookout, which featured Wiz Khalifa.Īfter Khalifa officially founded Taylor Gang Records, Woods was immediately added to the roster. Woods told MTV, the Red Cup Music was “really when I found a style for myself, some laid-back, cool music. Woods released his fourth mixtape Red Cup Music, which featured guest appearances by Juicy J, French Montana, and production by ID Labs and Mac Miller in March 2011. This tour introduced Woods to Khalifa’s mainstream audience. In April 2013, Khalifa went on tour in support of Rolling Papers with Woods and Big Sean.
The song peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart. Khalifa released the music video for the Lex Luger-produced track “Taylor Gang” in April 2011, which became an iTunes bonus track on Khalifa’s debut studio album Rolling Papers. In February 2011, Wiz Khalifa released his ninth mixtape titled Cabin Fever, which featured Woods on three tracks, including “Taylor Gang”, “Middle of You” and “Homicide”.
In September 2010, Woods released his third official mixtape Pilot Shit.
His first two mixtapes featured collaborations with Wiz Khalifa, Boaz and members of Heavy Hustle Records. Production was primarily handled by I.D. Woods released two mixtapes, The Corner’s Correspondent in 2008 and Animal in 2009. The duo would form a partnership, which led to the formation of the group Taylor Gang in the year 2008. In 2004, he met fellow Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania rapper Wiz Khalifa, through Pennsylvania producers I.D. He wanted to pursue music and began writing and rapping under the name Kev Tha Hustla. Woods became serious about rap when he met another musician who created and distributed his own mixtapes. After graduating high school, he attended Robert Morris University as an athlete and grew his passion for rapping. Woods started rapping as a child with friends using instrumentals for background music. Ever since he was young, the rapper was interested in music.
0 kommentar(er)
