DOUBLE DRAGON VIDEO GAME SOUNDTRACK FULL

It's more about these relationships being better than everybody else's. Our high life isn't necessarily about material things. We're just introducing different values to our young fans. I don't know what else to talk about.Ĭruz: To be honest, I feel like I do live the high life. We prefer good food and good people around us. Tony: It's a call to arms to younger, misguided women who sometimes maybe need a little 'Double Dragon' influence to get them on the right path. But it's coming from these two guys who haven't blown up yet. ' It was just stuff that was happening.Ĭruz:Like the song 'Young Girls' was us just trying to say how we feel after talking to, you know (laughs), some young girls. So every day we'd go into the studio and it wasn't as contrived as 'We need a song.

It was like a sitcom with the best characters money can buy. And you'd have these new characters coming in. I'd barbecue weekly, make some jerk chicken. So we set up a new studio, but then we were in this house living and had roommates coming in and out.Ĭruz:Yeah, and it just became a thing. We had this house we built the studio in, but we had to vacate it due to some unfriendly neighbors. Q: How did your most recent tour treat you?Ĭruz:Yeah, it just seemed like things were always happening. So we each play our role, better together this way.' Adds Tony, 'And I think people are looking for more of that now, like with (Jay-Z and Kanye West's) 'Watch the Throne.' People teaming up, you get something different than you do from solo artists.' The duo fielded a few questions prior to their Houston show. He has things he does that I'm missing, and I do things that he's missing. 'But our synergy was just too good to not do more. 'I could've just done it as a song and had him on there as a feature,' Cruz says.

DOUBLE DRAGON VIDEO GAME SOUNDTRACK FULL

Cruz produced Tony's last record and was working on a project with some samples from the video game's music when he and Tony hit on the idea of a full collaborative album. The two - Houston native Tony and Cruz - met about six years ago. Austinįat Tony and Tom Cruz's new mixtape, 'Double Dragon,' is informed by an infectious spirit of camaraderie and adventure, fitting since the two pinched the title from the popular beat-'em-up video game from the '80s. Comments Rappers Tom Cruz, left, and Fat Tony are touring in support of 'Double Dragon,' their new mixtape.

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