If theres one thing my homie St. Laz does best, it’s tell it exactly like it is. In Pt. 2 Laz explains how to to get your video on a major network, even if you’re a indie artist. He also explains the concept behind Starve The Ghetto. I got you fam! More St Laz on Its Another One

I just met St. Laz recently, and it was amazing to talk to him because I have been a HUGE fan of him for a long time. It just so happens, that he’s been a huge fan of this site for quite a while as well haha. So the dude did us a HUGE one and made us an EXCLUSIVE track! You can call this shit our new theme song if you want, this shit is sickkk. A song all about this site, and he even got Opium on the track!!! Shit man this is just some more proof that we a major threat in this blog shit! Any of yall that check Sermon’s Domain often may have already heard this shit haha. Sermon checks his email more than i do obviously, since he posted it up before i even did haha. It’s all good man. Shouts to Sermon too! St Laz, Opium, Casa One, WHAT UP? We got yall!!!  More on Hear It First

“You have to have that little bit of fame and notoriety before you come to the money,” Laz continues confidently, “and I’ve got that, but I’m a workaholic, so now it’s time to take it to that next level.”

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Versatility is the name of the game and St. Laz understands that you have to be able to “change clothes and go” in today’s music industry. You can’t make tracks just for the streets no more, so when creating an album, you need to cater to every audience possible when trying to maintain your position. The conscious tracks, the tracks for the females, the club bangers and the tracks that keep your name in the streets are all required to ensure longevity and a fan base. And with a deep catalog of tracks, Laz can definitely appeal to most any music fan on the planet. Read More about St Laz on Baller Status