I was actually inspired to knock out "So Portland" by the fact that I already had the title in my head, but never really put it all together to get it out there to the people.
I have always been very proud of where I came from, and I always like to put it out there that quality hip-hop comes out of Portland. We have never been looked at as a hot bed for urban music, but I feel like we hold it down in grand fashion and we are putting out some very high quality music.
I wanted to give the people a recent recap of some of my work, as well as new and exclusive tracks that hadn't been out there yet for release.
On this project was able to release material that we did with E-40, BG of The Hot Boys, Luni Coleone, Jake One, Bosko, Maniac Lok, Kenny Mack, Pricy, Toni Hill, J. Townsend, and Chris Ray.
This project is an example of where I have come from to where I am going. One of my favorite tracks on this album is "Young Mix A Lot", as it pays tribute to a NW legend, who we had the privilege of working with. Another standout track is "Blacktop" which features Pricy. The feeling of this song just puts me in a good place, and is going to be released on my upcoming album "Incredible". Another song that really means alot to me is "Jesus Juice", as I am a very spiritual person, and I was just putting a spin on the Michael Jackson term for wine, but really just saying come take a sip of what makes me create great music. I had a lot of blessings over the years, and gotta pay my respects.
Another fine point about "So Portland" is that it is entirely clean and kid friendly, so you can play it in any environment.
Jesus Juice featuring Toni Hill
Produced by Jeffery Simmons Jr. for Lost Koast Productions
So Drunk featuring Kenny Mack and Maniac Lok
Produced by HI-Q
Persevere featuring Chris Ray
Produced by Terminill for Flatline Productions
Love Iz featuring Bosko
Produced by Terminill for Flatline Productions
Young Mix A Lot
Produced by HI-Q
Blacktop featurting Pricy
Produced by Terminill for Flatline Productions
Rude Boys(Bosko Remix) featuring BG and Maniac Lok
Produced by Bosko for The Goodlife Movement
The Beezy
Produced by Mario Bolden for Bombay Entertainment
Streets Callin featuring Maniac Lok and Arjay
Produced by HI-Q
They Don't Have To Know featuring E-40, Bosko, and DD Artis
Produced by Bosko for The Goodlife Movement
Every Single Day featuring Luni Coleone and Von OP
Produced by Kuddie Mack
Come Get It featuring Luni Coleone and J. Townsend
Produced by Kuddie Mack
Black Music featuring Bosko
Produced by Jake-One
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Cool Nutz Bio
- Cool Nutz Lifestyle Blog
- Portland, Oregon, United States
- Growing up in Northeast Portland, OR, Terrance Scott pka Cool Nutz always kept his eyes on the prize. Hip-Hop culture had always played a huge role in his life, but at no point did he think that Hip-Hop culture and business would mix to put food on the table. Using Run DMC’s “Rock Box” as his initial inspiration, Cool Nutz teamed up with childhood friend Bosco Kante to start their pursuit of the dream. From the early days basement studio, to tours of Europe, Cool Nutz has represented Portland Hip-Hop not only on a local level, but has carried the city on his back on a global level. From the vocal booth to the boardroom, Cool Nutz and Bosko went from aspiring artist and producer to the heads of independent powerhouse record label Jus Family Records. Using Jus Family Records as the outlet to release albums from Cool Nutz, it was also the vehicle to release titles from G-Ism, Maniac Lok, Izaya, Luni Coleone & Cool Nutz, D.B.A., and Kenny Mack.
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