photo credit: Power 106 Chicago’s own Dreezy is setting her own lane and quite frankly, no one can enter into the space she is creating. After ripping through her second L.A. Leakers freestyle, Dreezy sat down to speak with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about her journey as a budding female emcee in the game.…
photo credit: Power 106 Westside Boogie recently unleashed a hyped three-pack on the L.A. Leakers Freestyle series where he gave fans a much-anticipated glimpse of the level he’s on for his forthcoming ‘More Black Superheroes’ album. Speaking with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about a few details surrounding his sophomore project, the Compton native says…
photo credit: Power 106 When you step in the LIFTOFF building, you gotta make major noise, and that’s exactly what Chicago native Dreezy did when she returned to the L.A. Leakers Freestyle series. Fresh off the release of her latest project ‘Hit Girl,’ which features lone production from Hit-Boy, Dreezy came back with a vengeance…
photo credit: Power 106 Ahead of the release of his ‘More Black Superheroes’ album, Compton’s own Westside Boogie slid through to the Power 106 studios to deliver high-level bars of introspective punch lines and ratchet Boog energy for the 142nd installment of the Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk feature. Taking on his second freestyle appearance,…
photo credit: Power 106 The L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk have had witness to the rise of Louisville’s own Jack Harlow. From the three-peat freestyles, the 24-year-old rapper has delivered on the LIFTOFF series, to his now sophomore album release, the moment of Harlow has not gone unnoticed for the Leakers, and it…
photo credit: Power 106 It’s been over four years since Nick Grant came through to deliver an offering for the L.A. Leakers LIFTOFF series and his return to the freestyle segment was well worth the wait. Officially topping off a Leakers three-peat, Grant left no stone unturned for Freestyle #141, which takes on Nas’ “Wu…
photo credit: Power 106 Louisville, Kentucky is standing strong right now with Jack Harlow finally dropping his highly anticipated sophomore album ‘Come Home The Kids Miss You,’ and the “First Class” rapper is back for his third installment on the LIFTOFF L.A. Leakers Freestyle series. The Leakers Freestyle vet now has three total episodes under…
photo credit: Power 106 The home team was in the building strong when Crenshaw’s own Nana pulled up for his inaugural L.A. Leakers Freestyle feature. Connecting with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the Cali local came through with a two-piece offering, in Freestyle 139, taking on instrumentals from West Coast kings Dr. Dre and the…
photo credit: Power 106 Compton’s own Buddy slid through the Power 106 studios to drop off his premiere L.A. Leakers freestyle appearance. With his latest ‘Superghetto’ album currently running up on the LIFTOFF show, as tracks like “Wait Too Long” capture the essence of Los Angeles, Buddy took it back for a moment to spit…
photo credit: Power 106 Family to the LIFTOFF show, Compton’s own Buddy pulled up on the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to chop it up about his sophomore album Superghetto.” With collabs from the likes of Blxst, T-Pain, Ari Lennox, and Tinashe, Buddy’s latest full-length project is the result of the 2020 pandemic,…