Hip-Hop | Sam Adams – Letter To The Lost | Hip-Hop
Posted by BIGLIFE on February 17, 2011
Well we finally seem to be back on our feet so it’d only be appropriate to welcome everybody back with Sam’s latest project “Letter To The Lost”. This is different from the tracks we are used to but it seems as though people have been welcoming it with open arms. And if you’re not digging this one, don’t fret because Boston’s Boy has some serious bangers up his sleeve that FNT has been lucky enough to preview. And by some I mean at least ten to fifteen.
DOWNLOAD: Sam Adams – Letter To The Lost
Hip-Hop | Hip Hop | Sam Adams
Posted by Juicebox on December 21, 2010
Upbeat track from FNT fav Sam Adams… “first person to big league the majors I made it myself without any favors”… everyone who accuses Boston’s Boy of buying his own album and surviving off handouts has it completely twisted, I can attest to that…
Sam Adams – U Like, They Like
Buy on iTunes
Electro, Hip-Hop | ELECTRO HIP-HOP | 90’s Finest remixes Strobe, Bromance, and More
Posted by BIGLIFE on December 19, 2010
This video is too good, Geico needs to buy the rights to this material. The original line up of cars is at least 6 deep and to really f*ck everyones day up this enormous plow truck comes in steammminggg making this the equivalent to a 16 car accident. Anyways on to the post… Strobe and Bromance? Doesnt get much better than that and even though some of the verses seem overly auto-tuned, I can get past it. I can also get past the blatant rips off Sam Adams tracks. In fact I’m not just past all these things, I actually like this group. If you’re looking for some new renditions to the classic tracks 90’s Finest remixed give these an ear…
90’s Finest – Seek — Bromance Remix
90’s Finest – Younger than me — Cooler Than Me Remix
Videos | Sam Adams With Tiesto, Yes Tiesto
Posted by Juicebox on October 31, 2010
Although I really can’t say much, I’m just going to tell you that Sam Adams is about to drop an absolute bomb on the world. I’ve said it all along, it’s his “ace on the pocket” song that will likely blow your mind. Although I felt, along with a majority of people, that DJ Who Kid took away from “Party Records” with his annoying sound effects, don’t doubt Sammy just yet. He’s coming with some serious heat.
Hip-Hop, RnB | 1st Round Records: G-Curtis
Posted by BIGLIFE on October 21, 2010
First Round’s newest prodigy seems to be taking an eerily similar path as their original poster boy Sam Adams. Exactly one year after Bostons Boy tore up the USC PHI PSI 500, G Curtis stepped up to the plate to knock it out of the ballpark yet again. Having been through this game once before, FreshNewTracks is expecting big things from 1st round with G. Below is Sammy’s latest collaboration with Curtis (note: you can only listen to the song, please purchase it from iTunes HERE). Also be on the lookout for a G Curtis remix of Driving Me Crazy.
Sam Adams ft. G Curtis – Still I Rise
Videos | Chris Webby – Raising the Bar Part 2
Posted by Juicebox on October 7, 2010
I’ve held my tongue for too long about Chris Webby. Frankly, I didn’t want to give him the time of day. I’m not really into supporting artists who are self proclaimed junkies. That’s just not really my cup of tea. Plus, I don’t like he how plays the, “I’m so poor card, when my album comes out, please buy it”. Take that low class narrow minded nonsense somewhere else. We get it. You’re an up and coming white rapper with a “hood” complex. Yada Yada Yada.
Then, I come across another illogical thrown together rant on GMAD. Listen up, don’t insult everyone’s intelligence with, “It’s just a joke…”. Are you kidding me? Who else would he be talking about? Mike Jones? Save it. This is yet another desperate attempt to gain attention by a rapper who makes less per show, is less marketable, and has terrible management.
Everyone always loves to hate on Fresh New Tracks for sticking up for Sam. They say, “Why are you on Sam’s jock”? Let me tell you something playboy, we’re not on his jock. We’ve been down since day one. Not only is he someone we admire musically, he is someone who we consider to be a personal friend. We’ve known him way before this music thing. What would you do if you saw somebody putting down your friend? You would do what every decent friend would do and step in and stick up for them.
The main contention between Sam Adams and Chris Webby is that Sam Adams lacks lyrical content. News flash! Sam Adams doesn’t claim to be a lyrical rapper. He’s pop rap. People think they’re criticizing him when they say that. Show me a hit song with Chris Webby on it. Show me a song that’s been featured regularly on MTV. Show me a song that appeals to both girls and guys on a national stage. Show me something that has radio potential. I just don’t see it in his music. Chris Webby’s “bottom feeder” mentality rap is wearing thin and is frankly losing my interest and the interest of labels.
Bottom line, Sam Adams gets a lot of hate. However, at the end of the day you have to ask yourself, “Who is more successful”? When it comes to success, Chris Webby can’t even hold a candle. Is Chris Webby talented? Of course he is. Is he destined to remain a gully bottom feeder rapper that gains moderate notoriety? Perhaps. I just can’t stand the constant barrage of hate towards Sam Adams when Chris Webby has accomplished only half of what he has. Stop with the shots Chris. Not only does it make you look desperate, it speaks volumes about your character.
Fresh New Tracks opinions do not represent those of Sam Adams or 1st Round Records.