Psycho Killa
July 10, 2013If you haven’t heard it yet, listen to Boaz’s new track “Psycho Killa” below. Video coming soon!
The Smoking Section Review
July 8, 2013Salute! Great feature in The Smoking Section:
“Sean Price is a hard act to follow, but Pittsburgh emcee Boaz is up to the task on his latest release “Psycho Killa.” Also featuring Queens MC Illa Ghee, Boaz bats second after a typically blistering verse from Sean P, bludgeoning the !llmind production with reckless abandon.
With Wiz’s mainstream stonerism, and Mac Miller evolving into a legitimate star, Boaz fills a vacant spot representing the streets in the Steel City hip-hop delegation. His voice is a cold reminder from the dark corners and shadows that life in the city is much more than joints rolled and bottles popped.”
Read more here.
Editors Pick at DJBooth
July 7, 2013Psycho Killa is an editor’s pick over at DJBooth! Peep the write up below.
“When it comes to this rap sh*t, Boaz is aPsycho Killa. Last glimpsed Gettin’ After That Money on a September 2012 LP inclusion, the Pittsburgh representative and Rostrum Records signee has returned to remind us just how adept he is at bodying beats via this freshly-minted single. While the headliner’s rhymes alone would be enough to ensure !llmind and Hippie Sabotage‘s ominous production ended up six feet under, he generously allows two fellow microphone murderers to get in on the action: Heltah Skeltah spitter Sean Price and Brooklyn street vet Illa Ghee wax homicidal on verses one and three. Boaz has two untitled and unscheduled projects in the works—a mixtape and a studio album—and it has yet to be determined which of the two will ultimately feature this blood-spattered banger. Guess you’ll just have to keep your browsers locked for the latest!”
See the whole write up here.
Shout out to The Source
July 6, 2013Shout out to The Source Magazine for this write up on Psycho Killa:
“Rostrum’s latest signee bullies a beat with a pair of OG New York rhymers.
Boaz is back with a new tune and and he didn’t come to the dance dolo. Daring to rap alongside a couple of poison pens in NY OG”s Sean Price and Illa Ghee, the Pittsburgh MC delivers a brutish composition for his latest track, “Psycho Killa”.
The triumvirate of rhymeslingers punk their peers over a buck-50-enthusiast style opus from producer !llmind (additional instruments by Hippie Sabotage). Studio gangsters beware.. You don’t want it, dawg.
Lookout for a new mixtape and album from @Boaz412 coming soon.
Now, pardon me while I go knock over a liquor store in a Plies t-shirt.”
See the whole feature here.