Boaz

Pittsburgh rapper Boaz is quickly elevating his stock. After releasing his EP Real Name, No Gimmicks (Vol.1), Boaz has proven Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller aren't the only talented rappers to come out of Rostrum. Now, the 28-year old rapper is prepping for his debut album entitled, Intuition, which is slated to be released in October...

After impressing fans with Real Name, No Gimmicks Vol. 1 that included tracks with TDE's Punch and Scarface, Boaz is back with his second volume this month. On this effort, he's upped the value with dope contributions from Grafh and MMG's Rockie Fresh...

In reality, isolated areas lit aflame probably isn't the best place to rap. Flames burn, and there's no one around to assist if such a thing were to happen. They do make for some really dope visuals, however. Boaz's video for "Like This," directed by Matt Meehan, is another example of this. There ar...

Rostrum's Boaz was teasing everyone this week after releasing two tracks off his newest tape, Real Name, No Gimmicks project. Now, it appears that he's done teasing and is really to show and prove. His tape features the likes of Scarface, Punch of TDE, Crooked I, Chevy Woods, and Sean Price...

Pittsburgh's own Boaz returns with another new track. This time around, he taps TDE's Punch for "Fly Shit." Lately, Punch has been throwing down dope verses, as seen on his solo "Untitled" track and "A Project's Mind." Listen to Boaz's latest offering above...

Boaz's latest record comes with a co-sign from Houston's finest. The mighty Scarface joins him on "Hard to Forget It," which is one for the streets. Hi-hats and mournful keys serve as the backdrop to their rhymes focused on hard times on the streets...

Although he may have recently jumped on your radar, Boaz has been rhyming for a minute. His debut studio album with Rostrum Records is expected to drop later this summer, but before he reaches that milestone, Boaz takes a look back on his path on "Do It All Over...

There's no urban legend about the Loch Ness Monster rapping, but the idea actually makes for a decent song title. Boaz follows up "Like This" with "Rapness Monster." The Pittsburgh rhymer follows the blueprint of his prior single, but this time he's focused on getting some of the finer gems in life: Going to the club to get some models, maybe get some weed, perhaps get six figu

Pittsburgh's Boaz decided to follow up "How We Law" with the doubly frenetic "Like This." !illmind provides a beat that combines boom-bap and with a grimy riff that's ready to switch up at anytime. Yet, Boaz stays on-point; the beat revolves around him, not the other way around...

Rostrum's newest talent Boaz released his reggae-tinged track "How We Law" earlier this year. Now, we get the official video featuring Junior Reid that shows them taking care of business in Jamaica. Check out the video above, and grab Boaz' forthcoming LP dropping later this year...

Rostrum Records has an impeccable track record of unearthing Pittsburgh rappers with a flair for something different, and Boaz puts his name forth to be the next in line to follow in the footsteps of Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller with this reggae-infused track featuring dancehall vet Junior Reid...

Need a smoke break? Pittsburgh rapper Boaz re-teams with his fellow home-town hero and Rostrum Records label-mate Wiz Khalifa in the new video for "Gettin' After That Money," giving us a little insight into the way they work. From the looks of this clip, directed by Matt Meehan, that process involves a lot of smoking and just hanging out in the studio...