The Jacka Tracka: A Week in the Life

If yall haven't noticed, The Jack has been popping up everywhere lately. Just in the last week these three videos and two songs have hit the web, and there's probably even more I'm not privy to. Granted, he didn't record and film all these features in the past week, but he's definitely been grinding–proof that Husulah may be an appropriate moniker for more than one Mob Figah.

DL: "Loose Girl"- Strong Arm Steady feat. The Jacka


DL: "Fill Me Up"- 20 Boyz feat. The Jacka

Daps to nahright, thebayisback & siccness

Clyde Carson's "Bass Rock EP" Drops Today!

A gang of leaks aside, the fans have been waiting for Clyde Carson to surface for dumb ass long. Well today 6/16 his Bass Rock EP finally drops. Make sure to cop that and check out the interview he did with DJ Backside on WeTheWest radio last weekend. He speaks on the future of The Team, the new EP and his Black Wall situation. Plus DJ Backside plays the top 10 west coast records of the week. Be sure to listen for the 38th Notes shout out (Thanks sis)!

DL: DJ Backside Show Week 2 (Clyde Carson Int)

ALSO: The Jacka's album Tear Gas drops today as well!

StreetsisTalkin Radio Archives

If yall aren't in the habit of spending your Tuesday afternoons with DNastee, Brotha Beejus, DJ Abel Dee and Streets is Talking Radio, then you need to do so. For now though, play a little catch-up by watching some streams of past shows. Today they had on The Jacka and Mike-Dash-E, last week they had on Berkeley's rising star Netta Brielle, and other past guests have included Erk Tha Jerk and Trakademicks.

They come at you live and uncensored from Youth Radio's new digs in Oakland and are giving shine to local artists on the come-up. Tune in and help them come up too.

"Can't Go" Music Video- Big Rich, Balance, Jimmie Reign and The Jacka

Unfortunately a lot of videos that come out of the Bay feature hood rich stuntin, even while looking cheap and tacky. This is not the case with "Can't Go." Directed by Ben Griffin, it follows the narratives of Big Rich, The Jacka, Balance and Jimmie Reign as they traverse the ups-and-downs of long-term relationships. I wouldn't say that the Tracklordz-produced song is uplifting, but I would say that it's real. I have to give my utmost respect to videos that are well-conceived, well-executed and well-shot. Daps yall.