Following up his previous release, producer Jordan Granados has put his spin on yet another Kanye West cut with, “Hell of a Heartbreak.”  An instrumental rendition of “Welcome to Heartbreak” off of 808s & Heartbreak, Granados continues to express his affinity for Yeezy via his craft. With a plethora of records to choose from in West’s catalogue, one can only wonder which track Granados will be moved to experiment with next.

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After contributing beats to some of NYC’s hottest rappers (Bodega Bamz, Tekashi69, Pro Era), producer Jordan Granados has released one of his own with, “Good Morning.” The track is Granados’ take on his favorite Kanye West Graduation cut, which holds the same title.

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If you’re not already acquainted with NYC rapper Tekashi69, get ready to view your not-so-everyday rap video. Always delivering epic visuals with layers, the video for the Jordan Granados-produced track, “ScumLife” captures imagery of the Scum Gang squad, while alluding to a real life Purge in respect to the massive amounts of senseless killings and racial injustices occurring today along with our overall system of operation. Dedicating a portion of the video to send a message, the TrifeDrew-directed video is an example of utilizing artistry with a purpose.

Watch Tekashi69’s latest video, “ScumLife” below:

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Pro Era rep, A La $ole teams up with Odd Future’s Domo Genesis for the somber and soulful, “Where I’m From.” The reflective track, which was produced by Jordan Granados showcases A La $ole and Domo Genesis’ lyrical ability, as they detail the harsh realities of living in the inner city. According to A La, “I want you guys to see and understand where Dom & I come from. Even though I’m in Brooklyn and Domo is from Cali, we have many similarities being the artists we are and the situations we’ve been through.” Check it out below.

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