Dominic Lord premieres the visual to his Fashion Show EP track. Dominic also re-releases his Fashion Show EP with four additional tracks including “Uplift Night,” “Never & Never,” “Sin City (Cruel Lords)” and “Never & Never.” Stream the deluxe edition after the jump.
Dominic Lord raps over G.O.O.D. Music’s Cruel Summer cut “Sin City” in what appears to be a jab at a fellow newcomer and G.O.O.D. Music affiliate Travi$ Scott that stemmed from brewing beef between the two. It began when Dominic leaked the Young Chop-produced “Deal Wit It 2013″ exactly a week ago.
Mikey Fresh over at MissInfo’s place pointed out a tweet made by Travi$ Scott which seemed to be a clear subliminal at the Harlem rapper. Dominic took offense and immediately fired back at Travi$ — along with this tweet. It also looks like Dominic didn’t feel the need to label Travi$ Scott as the producer of the Cruel Summer track which he co-produced alongside Tommy Brown.
Dominic Lord has reportedly signed a record deal with Geffen Records thanks to Hip Hop Since 1978 The Blueprint Group’s Gee Roberson.
The former A$AP affiliate tries his hand at French Montana’s “Hatin’ On A Youngin’.”
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Dominic Lord drops his 8-track Fashion Show EP including the Pusha T-featured “Pierce” remix. Stream the entire project after the jump.
Before his Fashion Show release hits the e-waves this Friday, Dom kicks some bars over the Cruel Summer single. Props to Mikey Fresh.
PREVIOUS: Dominic Lord – Pierce (rmx) f. Pusha T
Pusha Ton gets the call to come through and provide some bars to the remix of Dominic Lord’s Pierce.
Dominic Lord follows up “Pierce” with the first leak from his debut EP titled, Fashion Show, due out September 7.
After premiering his debut music video, the former A$AP affiliate comes through with the complete version of his brand new single, Pierce, courtesy of MissInfo.
The former early A$AP Mob member and 18-year-old Harlem kid Dominic Lord — who is apparently a target of a bidding war between multiple major labels — drops off his debut track for the Hudson Mohawke-produced Pierce.
