T-Money Video Teaser 'I Do It For My City'; Anthem To Real City MTL!
January 14, 2013

Url: http://www.tmoneyhc.com

Sound: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kahk7VKDMbs

Kicking off 2013 with his new single 'I Do It For My City', Canadian hip hop artist T-Money has posted a video teaser for his upcoming music video directed by Jeremy Thibodeau in support of his anthem for Montreal aka Real City!! To check the track please head on over to the following links below.

T Money - Do it for my City Feat. Black & Nyce (teaser)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kahk7VKDMbs

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iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/album/do-it-for-my-city-feat.-black/id588425685

Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/hustlecartelent/t-money-do-it-for-my-city-feat

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The single is the follow up to his 2012 track 'Doin Me' produced by Krunk Captain and music video directed by Jeremy Thibodeau, which can be viewed at the following link below.

iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/doin-me-single/id584896138

Video - T-Money - 'Doin' Me' - http://youtu.be/pRLN72peTgE (please share on your social media)



Remixes - FREE DOWNLOADS @ https://soundcloud.com/hustlecartelent

T-Money - Blocka (Remix)

T-Money - Holy Water (Remix)

T-Money - Ball (Remix)

For more info and show dates please follow T-Money at the following links:

TMoneyHC.com

Twitter: @tmoney_hc

Instagram: @tmoney_hc

Facebook: TMoney HC

HustleCartelEnt.com

About: T-Money is an up and coming artist on the Hustle Cartel label, but hip-hop wasn't always his passion. In his youth, he spent more time on the football gridiron than writing rhymes. Once he got into artists like Ca$h Money, Young Jeezy and other rappers on BET, he started freestyling, and ended up collaborating with his brother Ace, CEO of Hustle Cartel. T-Money credits some unique sources for his inspiration, citing everyone from his family and God to Michael Jackson. "T-Money claims that despite his lyrical deftness, there is one message at the core of his music. "Stay in school. I'm young and I'm sayin it because people get attracted to some bad stuff, and it ain't necessary," he says. The Bucktown native explains that while he keeps it real, his music is about showing people there is more to life than the streets. "I came from the gutter, so I rap about my struggles, my everyday life, things I wanna do in the future."

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