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SchoolBoy Q feat. AbSoul - Druggys With Hoes Again (Produced by Nez & Rio)
Nez & Rio Documentary Preview
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Vic Spencer feat. Chance The Rapper - Out The Water (Produced by Nez & Rio)
I don’t have much to say other than this is my Squad, I manage all of the above so if you want beats, features, to book a show GET AT ME! #TeamWork
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Save Money’s Brian Fresco unleashes a new joint off of his upcoming Sneakr Muzik produced entirely by Nez & Rio. Fresco previously appeared on Vic Spencer’s last two mixtapes, most notably on “Bounce Rock Skate” featuring himself, Vic Mensa & Black Spade from Go Louis.
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Nez & Rio - It’s Yo Birthday (featuring Naledge & The Swopes) [DOWNLOAD]
The first leak from my homies Nez & Rio’s sequel to Let’s Get Ill features Naledge Born and the budding female MC Swopes. Go, go, go, go…
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Sulaiman feat. Vic Spencer & Rod Don - Rat Race
So here we’ve got both members of the disappointed crew along with Rod Don. Produced by Nez & Rio! I fucks with this record as VI and Rod Don kinda play off eachothers energy Suli brings balance to the track with precision rhyming as he rides over this beat effortlessly. Yessuh!
Rat Race (featuring Vic Spencer & Rod Don) | suliforshort
NEW SHIT! ‘Rat Race’ featuring Vic Spencer & Rod Don (produced by NEZ&RIO) [off The MOGS]
Nez & Rio present their debut ep as artists titled Lets Get ILL. Hailing from Chicago, IL, the two have production credits notched with a bevvy of artists such as Naledge, Freddie Gibbs, Brandon Hines, Mikkey Halsted, J Ivy, GLC and more. The sound for this specific EP is extremely fresh and crisp with a grimey hood undertone. Releasing this Friday Nez & Rio’s Let’s Get ILL lets listeners in to the minds of two very talented artists who are truly giving listeners everything they’ve got in an effort to showcase their talents and growth as artists, producers and songwriters.
“This is space age luxury rap…”
For those who know Nez & Rio one thing is always certain and that’s the fact that “the beats are slammin”, but it would’ve been impossible to predict what the southside producers would have up their sleeves for their debut EP Let’s Get Ill. Typically when a producer or procution team releases an album or mixtape you find tons of features and little to no lyrical presence of the actual name on the cover. Nez & Rio decided to dead that notion and step in the booth to lace their beats with lyrics of their own with little to no assistance from anybody claiming to be an MC by trade. The EP spans 7 tracks, which is really only 5 songs being that they slotted one spot for an intro and another for a clean version of one of the songs off the project. For those who don’t know Nez & Rio, the two have production credits notched with a bevvy of MCs such as Naledge, Freddie Gibbs, Mikkey Halsted, Vic Mensa and more. The duo’s production style very much fits their personalities, if you meet either Nez or Rio at first glance they come off as well polished and sophisticated but the more you know them the more you realize that they’re wild as hell. The sound for this specific EP is extremely fresh and crisp with a grimey hood undertone. Releasing this Friday Nez & Rio’s Let’s Get Ill lets listeners in to the minds of two very talented artists who are truly giving listeners everything they’ve got in an effort to showcase their talents and growth as both producers and songwriters.
The intro to Let’s Get Ill is very short simple and to the point as it builds anticipation for the rest of the EP. The song begins with an applause which fades into a synth heavy spacy build up. Not a word is said as the beat climaxes directly into the second song “That New Shit” and the show begins…
Read more about the EP after the jump…
Naledge - Make It Happen
Naledge ripped this Nez & Rio joint for a DJ RTC x Columbia College a while ago… Although the mixtape remains unreleased the song was dope enough to receive the video treatment. Mike Paulucci shot and edited the video.
