MP3: Woop – “Go Away” Remix Ft. Migos (Prod By Haz On Da Beat)

Preparing For the Release of His #IDGAF Mixtape, the West Orlando Rapper Teams Up With Migos For Hard-Hitting “Go Away” Remix, Premiered by Complex

05.21.2015

Critical Praise for Woop:

“Florida’s most talented prospect…” – HYPETRAK

“[Woop is] a fluid and stylistically interesting rapper, one as likely to confront his own paranoia on his songs as he is to trumpet his successes” – Stereogum

“Woop’s nimble verses weave between [Zaytoven and Sonny Digital’s] plodding beats in a way that few other rappers ever attempt.” – Pitchfork

“Woop’s delivery is somewhat reminiscent of Young Scooter, and his recent Woop Nation tape is impressive for a relative newcomer” – The FADER

The Remix:

West Orlando rapper Woop is gearing up for his #IDGAF mixtape release on June 26th, and is kicking things off with a Migos remix of “Go Away.” The song dropped back in 2013, and with nearly 2 million YouTube views it remains one of his biggest hits. “It’s a song that people can relate to,” Woop said. “You can’t help but vibe to it. They singing it word for word at all the shows.” The remix debuted via Complex, who said “the already intense vibe of the record is only increased with the addition of the Atlanta trio, who provide three stellar verses.”

Earlier this year, Woop dropped the video for his loose single “Drugs” with an interview via Noisey, who said that the West Orlando rapper’s music “serves to illuminate his impoverished neighborhood’s ills by slipping in those pains within colorful melodies,” adding, “what’s notable about ‘Drugs’ is its matter-of-factness.” Describing his music, Woop said “it opens your eyes up to what the people in Disney World don’t want you to see.”

In 2014, Pitchfork named Woop’s Woop Lingo, which boasts production by Sonny Digital and Zaytoven, as one of the most overlooked mixtapes of the year. “Woop proves being a nerd with words is crucial to the rap craft,” The FADER raved. Woop has already performed more than 30 shows around the nation in 2015, adding to his resumé of more than 150 gigs over the past two years, proving himself to be one of West Orlando’s most prolific rappers. His mixtape, #IDGAF, is slated to release on June 26.

Listen to “Go Away” Remix ft. Migos: https://soundcloud.com/liftoffmanagement/woop-go-away-remix-ft-migos-prod-by-haz-on-da-beat

Check out the Complex premiere: http://www.complex.com/music/2015/05/woop-new-song-premiere-go-away-remix-feat-migos

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Woop Background:

It’s been said before that “it takes a village to raise a child” and to say that Chuck “Woop” Ford’s West Orlando neighborhood has influenced both his music and outlook in life would be a tremendous understatement. “My neighborhood, well our part of the neighborhood, it’s like its own world,” Woop explains. His breakthrough hit “Pussy Nigga” paved the way for 100+ paid shows throughout the entire Bible belt, and popular follow-up’s “Go Away,” “HMC,” “Solo Dolo Lonely,” and “Fuck Nigga Fee” have kept his music bubbling ever since. Industry co-signs and cameos have come rolling in as Woop’s constantly growing list of collaborators already includes the likes of Migos, Yo Gotti, Kevin Gates, Plies, Bobby Shmurda, Ca$h Out, Young Scooter, PeeWee Longway and more.

As “Pussy Nigga” traveled from the car stereos to club sound systems, popular rapper PI Bang reached out to Woop and would connect him with Lift Off Management and CSR Promotions. Studio sessions with proven hitmakers such as Zaytoven (Gucci Mane, Usher), Luney Tunez-N-Yo Area (Rihanna, Future) and KE On The Track (Rick Ross, Chief Keef) followed and Woop’s audio output has taken on a life of its own. Woop will continue to hone his homegrown talent and culture for the world to see. Woop’s takeover-mindset is bigger than just himself. “I wanna show people what Orlando is really like, not their idea. This keeps me outta trouble. I want to own a label to, get my people out of the streets.”