Hip Hop Sensation King Lil G Releases New Mixtape "Lost In Smoke"

March 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Just within a few hours of King Lil G's "Lost In Smoke" mixtape release, he received over 5 thousand downloads and nabbed a spot in the top 8 most popular mixtapes on datpiff.com (http://www.datpiff.com/).

King Lil G’s inspiration for “Lost In Smoke” came from his fellow Latino struggles. He hopes to be their voice and have them be heard. “Fan Mail” is one of the tracks where he shares some of the fan mail he receives and the experiences the fans share with him. This track has a hip hop, west coast feel to it. Fans can get to know him better upon listening “Killuminati Won’t Save You.” In this track he lets fans into his life by sharing his family issues, his political views; along with his past and present issues. He shares exactly how he feels with his fans.

King Lil G, a California native, has been receiving love from all over the world, from the West Coast to the East Coast to over the Atlantic Ocean in the United Kingdom and even Australia. Last month he was awarded was awarded a plaque for selling over ten thousand  digital singles around the world for his most recent albums “Blue Devil 2 (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/blue-devil-part-2/id500...)” and “King Enemy (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/king-enemy/id524740113) by MIH Entertainment (http://www.mihent.com/) and Select O Hits (http://www.selectohits.com/). King Lil G has even made his way into top radio stations with his top songs He has been making his way into top radio stations with his top songs “Letter to Dr. Dre,” “Narco Corridos” and “Who Shot Tupac.” His recent music video “Out To Get Me (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbeZw99VFEA&feature=youtu.be)” had a huge success with over 117 thousand views.



ABOUT KING LIL G

King Lil G, raised in Inglewood, California, began his career at the mere age of 12. Growing up he listened to Hip Hop artists such as 2Pac, Eazy-E, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. It was these artist who inspired him with their lyrics, beats and styles to write his first lyrics. He did not always have it so easy. He spent time in jail, but was later release under house arrest. During those times he had no one to talk to and he learned to express himself through his rhymes.  King Lil G has since then stuck to one very simple method of doing things: to always be himself and never to copy anyone else. Many did not believe in his talent but in 2002 he proved them all wrong by releasing an album in which he wrote the lyrics too. He pushed himself and never gave up and it all paid off in late 2002. King Lil G was signed to Double 9 Records by executive producer “Downer.” However in late 2011, King Lil G’s label, Double 9 Records, signed an imprint deal with MIH Entertainment.

Now, King Lil G spends his time recording in major studios and working with producers associated with 2pac and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. He is gaining recognition all around the world with his most recent albums “Blue Devil 2” and “King Enemy,” both selling over 10K digital singles. Over the years he has nabbed spots on various television shows such as LA TV’s “Cruising TV” (2005) and MTV3 (2007). A monster has been unleashed and nothing can stop his momentum.

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