King Bo

After garnering posts everywhere with their last single “Paid Dues” featuring Beanie Sigel, Kartel Gang returns with a dope freestyle over some Statik Selektah cuts. While they didn’t make the XXL cover, the guys have something for the blogs and media on a Friday to rebuttal the cover. Listen how the beat changes up over various XXL Freshman beats. Hope you enjoy… - TheSource.com

After debuting this week on Rap Radar and NahRight, Kartel Gang unleashes their new song “Paid My Dues” ft Beanie Sigel. While Broad Street Bully verses are few and far between Beans drops a gem on this Kartel Gang (King Bo & Russ Blade) joint produced by Saddomz Kushington and Intro by Pain in Da Ass known for his work with Roc-a-Fella skits for Jay-Z and others. - TheSource.com

Featuring the songs “I’m Dat Nigga” ft Uncle Murda and “3 Man Weave” ft Fred the Godson the guys tag team their way through a project that is meant to feed the streets while they cumulate the content needed for thier soon to be released and yet to titled EP. - TheSource.Com

It was just weeks ago that the Kartel Gang was riding high on the success of songs with Beanie Siegel, Red Cafe and Uncle Murda, but that all ended short last week as Russ Blade was murdered in Queens. Robbed for his jewelry in the late hours of the night, the Queens bred rapper is survived by his wife and daughter. While they still don’t have answers about who it was that senselessly killed Russ Blade, Bo and Blade knew each other since the sandbox as you can see in the art for this single.

Needless to say, this is a very tough time and this is an important song for both King Bo and Smit of Backdoor Movements (manager of Kartel Gang), as they try to carry on Russ Blade’s legacy. The legacy of Russ Blade’s music will live on through King Bo, who will continue to push on for Kartel Gang as a solo artist. While it may be some time before King Bo regroups after losing his brother from another mother, he felt it was necessary to pay tribute to Russ Blade with this song, “My Brothers Keeper.” - TheSource.com

Backdoor Movements Artists Kartel Gang Russ Blade, King Bo jump on the track with Uncle Murda

With the state of the country currently in disarray and with the streets of New York on full alert with protests, police brutality and cop killings, King Bo and Russ Blade drop a timely record thats sure to get the attention of everyone involved. After assaulting the blogs with their last song, “I’m Dat Nigga” featuring Red Cafe and Uncle Murda, with posts on NahRight, HotNewHipHop, The Source and more, this heavyweight Queens combo drops another track for the streets. This time getting the assist from Uncle Murda for dolo, the guys act out on the track showing their ties to the streets and their ability to reach the listener with poignant lyrics that grip the raw emotions of the streets. Currently, King Bo and Russ Blade are pushing their album King Bo and Russ Blade Vol 2: Supply and Demand. - TheSource.com

his Big Apple duo drops this new joint featuring The Godson of The Bronx

After hitting a host of blogs with their songs, “Anything Goes” and “I’m Dat Nigga”, King Bo and Russ Blade are back with another cut, this time featuring Bronx rapper Fred the Godson. While the previous songs pulled features from both Red Cafe and Uncle Murda, this next one is a gem in its own right, with basketball artwork thats timely as the NBA season heats up. Previously achieving posts on NahRight, HotNewHipHop, The Source and more, this heavyweight Queens combo proves they are hungry for more and ready to take NYC by storm. Currently, King Bo and Russ Blade are pushing their album King Bo and Russ Blade Vol 2: Supply and Demand which is currently available on DatPiff. - TheSource.com

Built like a heavyweight wrestling WWF tag team, Bo & Blade stand tall on their DJ Kay Slay hosted mixtape “Get Lit Or Die Tryin” currently available for online listeners. Featuring the songs “I’m Dat Nigga” ft Uncle Murda and “3 Man Weave” ft Fred the Godson the guys tag team their way through a project that is meant to feed the streets while they cumulate the content needed for thier soon to be released and yet to titled EP. - Inflexwetrust.com

Coming off the release of their Uncle Murda-assisted single ‘Anything Goes’ earlier in the month, the duo of King Bo and Russ Blade (aka Kartel Gang) head to the Bronx and link up with Fred The Godson for ‘3 Man Weave’. Their ‘King Bo and Russ Blade Vol 2: Supply and Demand’ mixtape is now available for stream and download. - itsbizkit.com

fter debuting this morning on Rap Radar and NahRight, Kartel Gang unleashes their new song “Paid My Dues” ft Beanie Sigel. While Broad Street Bully verses are few and far between Beans drops a gem on this Kartel Gang (King Bo & Russ Blade) joint produced by Saddomz Kushington and Intro by Pain in Da Ass known for his work with Roc-a-Fella skits for Jay-Z and others.

If you like this be sure to check out Bo & Blade standing tall on their DJ Kay Slay hosted mixtape currently available for online listeners via DatPiff and Audiomack.
Featuring the songs “I’m Dat Nigga” ft Uncle Murda and “3 Man Weave” ft Fred the Godson the guys tag team their way through a project that is meant to feed the streets while they cumulate the content needed for thier soon to be released and yet to titled EP.


"We just want to get to the level we want to be at. In our area of the city we’ve built the anticipation for each release, now we’re just taking a step closer to our goals of building the buzz throughout the city. We’re feeding the streets after their call for the tape, and its making an impact for this run. This new tape backed is by Backdoor Movements management Smit “BDM” all the way so we’ve been getting some great looks, King Bo explained. - Hiphopsince1987.com

The Drama King is still in the building and he's back with a new mixtape, Kartel Gang Vol. 3, Get Lit Or Die Trying. The 17-track set arrived today (May 5) and features contributions from Red Cafe and Uncle Murda. Take a ride with Russ Blade and King Bo - Revolt.TV

Kay Slay hosts Queens New York heavyweights Bo & Blade’s new mixtape Get Lit Or Die Tryin featuring Fred The Godson, Uncle Murda, Mally Stakz, Red Cafe, plus more. - Traps n Trunks

Just six months after a near-fatal shooting in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Beanie Sigel is showing signs of a full recovery. Not only is Dwight Grant the man taking stages, reuniting with his mentor and group, and looking healthy, the “Broad Street Bully” persona is back to boot.

Teaming with New York City’s Kartel Gang, B. Sig’ plays clean-up on a song that certainly feels inspired by the late ’90s, early 2000s Roc-A-Fella Records Cristal-poppin’ sound. However, underneath the beat is that grit, which B-Mack certainly delivers, alongside relative newcomers King Bo and Russ Blade. Although his voice is a little lighter than Heads may remember, the content has not bent one single bit. Put your skully on, your Dickies, and take heed from one of Rap’s most guttural vantage points of the last 15 years. To make the moment all the more authentic, notorious interlude loud-mouth Pain In Da Ass (another early Roc alum) waxes his magic on the moment: - Ambrosiaforheads.com

Inspired by true events, Kartel Gang‘s King Bo and Russ Blade team up with Beanie Sigel on “Paid My Dues” featuring a rare appearance from Pain In Da Ass.
Read more at http://rapdose.com/2015/06/01/kartel-gang-beanie-sigel-paid-my-dues/#6fxiSo0f98DrLStL.99 - Rapdose.com