Tyga has shared a summer-friendly video for his G-Eazy and Rich The Kid-assisted single, “Girls Have Fun.” Produced by DJ Snake, the track was one of the most-downloaded songs of January on DJcity. It currently sits at No. 2 on DJcity’s Hot Box.
The fitting visual finds Tyga, G-Eazy, and Rich partying at a pool resort with lots of beautiful women.
Watch the video above and download “Girls Have Fun” on DJcity.
Spanish DJ/producer DJ Soak has dropped a routine for DJcityTV. In it, he flips Cassie‘s “Love a Loser” featuring G-Eazy.
Based out of Valencia, Soak is a two-time DMC Spain champion and the 2006 ITF World vice-champion. Earlier this year he dropped his debut EP Paradiso, which features the Anderson .Paak collaboration “Run Away.”
Watch Soak’s routine above.
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Rising California rapper Saweetie hits the Bay Area in the video for her London On Da Track-produced single “Up Now” featuring G-Eazy and Rich The Kid. The track currently sits at No. 6 on DJcity’s Hot Box chart.
In the visual, Saweetie, London, and Rich perform in the streets of Oaktown before taking over the Oakland A’s ballpark with G-Eazy. Bay Area legend E-40 makes a cameo.
“Up Now” is the follow-up to Saweetie’s gold-selling breakout hit, “ICY GRL.”
Last fall, London spoke to DJcity about his transition from producer to artist and DJing.
Watch the video above and download “Up Now” on DJcity.
Related: Watch G-Eazy’s ‘1942’ Video Feat. Yo Gotti and YBN Nahmir
G-Eazy has shared the video for his Yo Gotti and YBN Nahmir-assisted single, “1942.” Produced by Hitmaka, the track was one of DJcity’s most-downloaded songs of April.
The visual shows G-Eazy, Gotti, and Nahmir having fun with a crew of backup dancers inside a dark warehouse. It also features a group of guys playing basketball, which is fitting since the track is the second single from the forthcoming Uncle Drew movie soundtrack.
“1942” serves as a follow up to A$AP Rocky, Gucci Mane, and 21 Savage‘s “Cocky” featuring London On Da Track.
Watch the video above and download “1942” on DJcity.
Related: Watch G-Eazy’s ‘No Limit Remix’ Video Feat. A$AP Rocky, Cardi B, French Montana, Juicy J, and Belly
Last week, G-Eazy dropped the remix for his hit single “No Limit” featuring A$AP Rocky, Cardi B, French Montana, Juicy J, and Belly. Today, the Bay Area rapper has returned with a video for it. The visual shows the star-studded crew flexing with stacks of cash in an abandoned warehouse.
The original version of “No Limit,” which is currently No. 10 on Billboard’s Hot 100, was DJcity’s 23rd most-downloaded track of 2017. It was also the second most-downloaded song of September.
Watch the video above and download “No Limit Remix” on DJcity.
Dillon Francis and G-Eazy‘s trap-infused collaboration “Say Less” has received the visual treatment.
The movie-like video follows the DJ and rapper as they make their way to a wild party. The night ends in disaster, though.
“I’ve known Dillon forever and it’s always fun working with him,” G-Eazy said in a press release. “With this video, we wanted to do something out of the ordinary with a cinematic feel to it. I think the twist at the end really takes it to another level.”
“Say Less” was DJcity’s 23rd most downloaded track of April.
Watch the video above and download the song on DJcity.
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G-Eazy has dropped a visual for his 106 BPM slapper, “Calm Down.” Filmed in black and white, the video is an ode to the Bay Area, with shots of the Golden Gate Bridge, Oracle Arena, lowriders, and local parties. Legends like E-40 and Too $hort also make appearances.
“Calm Down” appeared on the January edition of DJcity Trends and was one of the most downloaded tracks of the month.
Watch the video above and download the track on DJcity.
Related: G-Eazy’s ‘Me, Myself & I’ Receives House Remix From DJ Drew and SoSo
Los Angeles’ DJ Drew has been busy lately. So far this year, the KIIS FM mixer has dropped remixes of Travis Scott’s “Antidote” and Rihanna’s “Work.” Today, Drew returns with emerging duo SoSo for a house and trap rework of G-Eazy and Bebe Rexha’s hit “Me, Myself & I,” which is currently number seven on Billboard’s Hot 100.
Stream the remix below and download it on DJcity.
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