King Triv  represents Southeast San Diego  — raw, grounded, and unapologetically real. On “King Triv”  featuring Spice 1 , the track becomes a meeting of street wisdom and lived experience. This isn’t fantasy rap. It’s perspective earned through pressure, survival, and discipline. Spice 1 brings legendary weight and authenticity, while King Triv stands firm as a voice of his city — confident, sharp, and rooted in reality. The record speaks on leadership, respect, and knowing

This song explores emotional disconnect, broken trust, and the moment when actions expose what words hide. Lynze delivers vulnerability with strength, bringing a real emotional balance to the record. It’s not just about romance — it’s about recognizing when love is missing, when loyalty fades, and when self-respect has to come first. No dramatics. No exaggeration. Just honesty that hits because it’s relatable. “U Don’t Love Me” speaks to anyone who’s ever felt unseen, unvalue

West Coast hip-hop doesn’t need validation — it needs platforms. “Beeper 2”  delivers exactly that. This record unites real heavyweights: Mitchy Slick, LaRussell, J-Diggs, B-Legit, and Mistah F.A.B.  Each artist brings their own history, sound, and energy, creating a track that represents the full spectrum of West Coast culture — past, present, and future. “Beeper 2” isn’t about trends or algorithms. It’s about independent power, regional respect, and lyrical presence . From