United Music Scene

On Behalf Of The Gang We Wanna Give A Birthday Shout Out To Our Younger Brother ZooBaby aka Tyke ThaMob

Read More by Jhantu Randall I’ve covered Zooited Gang in articles quite a bit throughout the previous year, whether directly or indirectly. From highlighting them as a group to describing that high energy vibe they bring to every performance while also trying to show who they were as individual artists by pushing attention towards their videos. As a group, Zooited Gang has recently put out their project “Welcome To The Zoo” and now, fresh off of that, Taye Zooited is releasing his solo project “A Gangsta’s Way.” The sound of this project really sticks to the formula of what makes a quintessential West Coast album stand out. Including both heavy baselines and melodic hooks, each track creates an atmosphere which holds your attention as Taye and each one of his featured artists guide you through this sonic world. The opening track “I’mma Take It” sets up the vibe of whats to come as the title track, “Gangsta’s Way” is where I feel the true introduction stays. The next track, “On Me” whic...

Taye Zooited's "A Gangsta's Way" album review by Jhantu Randall + Bumblebee Renderings of Street Sign T-Shirts + M-Dot + Base Auragammi + more...

Download This Interview Jay King & Mr. Rooks (DreamBaby) talks Zooited Gang, Music in Washington, and Upcoming Shows in an Exclusive Interview w/ Mistah Wilson on WilsonBlock100 Radio

Throughout the past couple years almost every show, every stage and every event, I’ve come to see Zooited Gang grace the stage and solidify their name. From performing in venues that they hosted to just seeing them from the perspective as a fan, I can’t stress enough that they bring something different to the scene. With their set playlist I’ve witnessed them all grab the mic and set the place ablaze! Each performance has raised the bar for the other acts, because not only does Zooited Gang know who they are as a collective, they know who they are as individual artists. Always raising the energy of the crowd like a conductor, they know they're brand lies in the business that they run. Whether its merchandise, recording or other types of production, when they say they live hip hop, they don’t need to speak it their actions do all the necessary talking. Now we’ve come to the point where even though they move as one, each member of the group appears to be pursuing solo ventures as wel...