Tiara Thomas
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BJ The Chicago Kid – I Be High ft. Tiara Thomas
Artist: BJ The Chicago Kid Track: I Be High Feat. Tiara Thomas
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Tiara Thomas – One Night
Artist: Tiara Thomas Track: One Night Feat. Rico Love Producer: Rico Love Album: None (Promo Single) If you received all your information on gender relations from urban music, you might get the impression that women were like vending machines: men…
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Fat Joe ft. Rick Ross, French Montana & Tiara Thomas – Another Day
Artist: Fat Joe Track: Another Day Feat. Rick Ross, French Montana, Tiara Thomas Producer: Streetrunner, Macho TS Album: None (Promo Single) AWOL since the summer release of his Darkside 3 street album, Fat Joe makes his long-awaited return to the…
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Tiara Thomas – Money Don’t Change
Artist: Tiara Thomas Track: Money Don’t Change Producer: Boi-1da When you get some things off your chest, better to let it all go. After writing a harsh yet seemingly deserved verse to her old boo thangs on Rico Love’s To…
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Rico Love ft. Tiara Thomas – To My Ex
Artist: Rico Love Track: To My Ex Feat. Tiara Thomas Producer: Rico Love Album: Discrete Luxury Love EP A record titled To My Ex can go in one of two directions. On the one hand, you have your weepy dedications…
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Tiara Thomas – Tell Me Something
Artist: Tiara Thomas Track: Tell Me Something Producer: Supa Dups and Nineteen85 Album: Dear Sallie Mae EP Tiara Thomas is dope! But since you’ve (most likely) already heard Wale’s hit, Bad, as well as her last DJBooth feature, 4 Dolla…
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Tiara Thomas – 4 Dolla Bill
Artist: Tiara Thomas Track: 4 Dolla Bill Producer: Rico Love Album: Dear Sallie Mae EP As a woman doing it big in the music game, Tiara Thomas is inevitably the recipient of hate from jealous females. But she’s not sweating…
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Wale ft. Tiara Thomas – Bad
Artist: Wale Track: Bad Feat. Tiara Thomas Producer: Kelson Camp Album: Folarin Remember when mixtapes were largely considered “throwaway” projects, often released without much thought, effort, or original production in order to promote a larger, for-purchase LP? Thankfully, those days…