RAPID FIRE “A Heat City Compilation”

Heat City Recordz continues to promote unity, amongst MC’s and as a result made the “Rapid Fire” compilation to do just that.  With a variety of artist based in Las Vegas, the CD is already considered a classic. 

With 21 tracks, it is guaranteed to fulfill the appetites of Hip Hop heads.  Doing exactly what it was intended to do.  PROMOTE UNITY.

*HEAT CITY FROM UNDAGROUND 2 GANGSTA (DVD/DOCUMENTARY)

Due to the lack of radio play and video avenues, Heat City/Seven Records decided it was time to place a face on the Hip Hop scene.  Considering there are several labels in Vegas.  Spoaty grabbed his camcorder and hit the streets for the city’s first Hip Hop documentary. 

Interviewing a variety of camps striving to make it in the game, “Heat City from Undaground 2 Gangsta” was born.  The DVD was very successful in the streets of Las Vegas, Reno, California, and Arizona.  Securing the label a full page write up the Las Vegas Weekly Magazine in 2006.

Receiving statements ranging from, “It was a great idea”, “It will educate young up and coming artist” and “It taught me a lot”.  The DVD proved to be a great success.  Selling over 2,500 copies, 1,500 of which out the trunk.

Due to the success of Part 1, Part 2 is now in production!

“The Street Reporter” is Spoatymac’s sophomore project following the Heat City classic “Spoaty Life”.  The album targets an entirely different audience with expectations to grow and diversify Spoaty’s fan base. 

As a result, Spoaty has received several radio interviews and performances thanks to the community SUPP4T.

With tracks like “How 2 Hustle” & “Weight Watchers”, Spoaty addresses the streets by emphasizing the importance of hustling and how flossing can get you dead fast.  He also has a 2 Be Continued track from the “No Turnin’ Back” hit entitled Q-Muzic. 

The title cut “The Street Reporter” is a musical story line painting the picture of a day in the life in "Heat City" Las Vegas.  The CD concludes with “If This Beat Could Talk”, “It’s Yours”, “Can’t Beat The Heat” and “Vegas Drop”.   Going on to be one of the hottest CD to hit the Hip Hop world!

The album not only attracted a new audience, it also earned Spoaty the cover of the Las Vegas Weekly Magazine the week of February 5-9, 2007.  Again creating a record for the Hip Hop community considering no local artist had ever graced the cover. The articles content stated “The Street Reporter” is Las Vegas’ best album ever”.  The album also open the doors to interview with KNPR Talk Radio and Rebcast.com hosted by Balla D of FM 88.1.  To date, the album has sold over 4,800 copies and climbing.

**SPOATYMAC “SPOATY LIFE”

In 2005, Heat City Records released “Spoaty Life” a Hip Hop project covering all grounds.  With tracks like “No Turnin’ Back”, the listeners receive a lesson on joining a college fraternity, “Change the Game” a lyrically driven cut stating how Spoaty’s style will change Hip Hop, “The Root” is a story discussing money being the root of evil, and “Spoaty Life” is a smooth delivery of flows expressing Spoaty’s lavish way of  livin’.

 The CD closes with tracks like “Alotta On My Mind” and “Can’t Hide the Pain” which are autobiographies on Spoaty growing up and surviving the obstacles in the streets of Las Vegas.

“Spoaty Life” received 3.5 stars from the Las Vegas Weekly Magazine and statements of being a “very successful album” from the Review Journal Newspaper.

The album sold over 4,200 units and still climbing 

**2SENSE “THE STREETS AIN’T READY”

Deriving from the Junior High School rap phenomenon COROC (Company Of ROCkin’).  Consisting of Spoatymac (Spoaty J. then), Emaculant (Icy E. then), Shaggiemac (MC Def then), Ajax, K Luv, WormLoc, Q-Pon (The Scorp then) R.I.P, Capone (A.T. then), T-Zone, JC (Scope then), JiggSaw & Dr. Fate. 

As time went on, Spoaty, Emaculant, and Shaggiemac became 2Sense.  With 2Sense being a metaphor for being opinionated, the group vowed to touch on any topic that crossed their minds.  In 2006, the group released their third group effort, first on Heat City Recordz entitled “The Streets Ain’t Ready”.  Due to stipulations from the other label, the group failed to touch on the street aspect in previous albums. So the “The Streets Ain’t Ready” project did just that. 

With the songs, “Hood Times”, “I Ain’t A Gangsta”, “4 The Hustlas” and “Tricc Niggas” the group catches the attention of the folks puttin’ in work on the streets.  “One 2 Many” and “Prime Time Pimps” educates the lame cats on dealing with women and plenty of’em.

The CD closes with tracks like “Localized” and “One 2 Grow On” focusing on upgrading the Hip Hop scene and a 32 bar autobiography of Spoaty & Shaggiemac childhood years. 

The streets literally were not ready for this project.  It took a 360 degree twist from the earlier 2Sense projects. Selling over 3,500 units and climbing.

The Streets Ain't Ready project received a 3.5 stars in the Las Vegas Weekly Magazine in 2006.