“Overtime” is the official debut music video and single from female Rapper, songwriter and model Lola Monroe‘s upcoming debut studio album.
The track features female Rapper Trina.
The music video was shot in late June 2010. The track was produced by Cardiak.
“Louie, Gucci, Fendi” is a promotional single from American female rapper/model Lola Monroe and features rapper Los.
The track is featured on various mixtapes and uses the “Beamer, Benz or Bentley” instrumental from Lloyd Banks‘, which is his most recent lead single.
The Alvin Gray directed music video takes Lola Monroe and Los and puts you through a “Bonnie & Clyde” inspired video, which turns out to be a great concept for a video with their interesting “chemistry” to say the least. The music video premiered in early October 2010.
New albums from Shontelle – No Gravity, John Legend & The Roots – Wake Up and Kaci Battaglia – Bring It On.
New singles from Lola Monroe feat. Trina – Overtime, Dirty Money feat. Drake – Loving You No More, Akon – Angel, Gucci Mane – Weirdo, Bruno Mars feat. Damian Marley – Liquor Store Blues, Jesse McCartney – Shake, JR Writer – Boom Boom Bye, Sunshine Anderson – Lie To Kick It, Avant – Kiss Goodbye, John Brown feat. Gucci Mane – Sex On My Money and Nikki Flores – City Lights.
“Overtime” is the official debut single from female Rapper, songwriter and model Lola Monroe‘s upcoming debut studio album. The track features female Rapper Trina.
The music video was shot in late June 2010. The track was produced by Cardiak.
As a supermodel and video vixen she goes under the aliases Angel or LoLa Luv or also Sarah Vaughn; as a rapper she goes under the alias Lola Monroe, adopting ‘Monroe’ from the late Marilyn Monroe.
“Boss Chick” is the third single from rapper S. Fresh‘s upcoming debut studio album Heart of Da City. The track features R&B singer Lloyd and female rapper Lola Monroe. The sub-Banger of a track was Produced by Drumma Boy & the video was Directed by Mr. Boomtown.
“Bedrock (Remix)” music video featuring Rasheeda and Toya, Diamond, Lola Monroe & Kandi. This covers a good majority of southern rappers and singers and takes a females aspect and perspective of Young Money‘s hit single “Bedrock“.