DJ Khaled - I'm the One featuring Lil Wayne, Chance The Rapper Justin Bieber and Quavo continues the island flow that DJ Khaled has been putting out lately. Bieber starts the track off with a much more mature sound than recent. Quavo brings in the rap with a Caribbean vibe that just melts into the music fantastically with a perfect follow up of Chance the Rapper. Bieber handles the hook between the sets and last but not least enters Lil Wayne, who seems to get better every time he performs.

DJ Khaled - Wild Thoughts featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller. Again Khaled sticks with the island flow, Rihanna starts the track off, who in my opinion can do no wrong, her golden touch of talent and sex appeal comes through loud and clear. Bryson Tiller follows the Caribbean Queen with a sultry, solid performance that strongly compliments Rihanna's set and background vocals. Very seductive number.

Bruno Mars - That's What I Like.
Bruno Mars' latest release, "That's What I Like" has that "outdoor summer party" feel to it. One of those tracks that a crowd knows every word to and sings along with. There is a definite "early Bobby Brown" impression to this track who Mars himself admits was an early influence of his. "Thats what I like" is a timely hit that will probably rock on most car radios through the summer.

MJ: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Where were you born?
Larceny: I grew up in New York City, Brooklyn to be precise but when you from New York ya gotta name all 5 boroughs due to traveling purposes, it’s a new York thing shout out to all 5 boroughs!
MJ: What was your upbringing like?
Larceny: I was raised by my grandmother and my mom , they were birth mom and dad even though my dad was in the picture but he was doing a bid , 26 years to be exact. To read more, please subscribe to the March 2017 issue of Mafia Magazine here!

Tim Tuggles AKA “Timmy Gunz” has been in the music industry for quite some time. During that time, he has become a father of 8 children and he and his wife have mastered the art of balancing work and home. I recently caught up with Tim and had an interesting chat. To read more, please subscribe to the March 2017 issue of Mafia Magazine here!

Malk Naz is definitely not a well-known name, but that is soon to change. This talented young man has a lot to say and has a rather unique lyrical way of saying it. I recently chatted with Malk about his career thus far. Malk Naz is definitely not a well-known name, but that is soon to change. This talented young man has a lot to say and has a rather unique lyrical way of saying it. I recently chatted with Malk about his career thus far. To read more, please subscribe to the March 2017 issue of Mafia Magazine here!

Dj Freddy Ayeee was inspired to become a Dj after the death of a close friend. From that moment DJ Ayeee pressed forward. He began doing house parties and his name spread quickly. DJ Ayeee eventually worked his way to several venues and bars. The Break Room Bar in Fullerton, CA was a spot DJ Freddy Ayeee caught attention. DJ Freddy Ayeee’s continued to grow and began working with Rich Reems of SavRichRecords. Be on the lookout for a new mixtape release soon. Here’s DJ Freddy Ayeee in his own words- To read more, please subscribe to the March 2017 issue of Mafia Magazine here!

We have all driven by someone that has been detained by the police on a highway. We have all felt a sense of relief that it was them instead of us. On the other hand, we have all at some point been on the receiving end of a traffic stop. Clearly it is no fun getting detained by a traffic cop, but it is not the end of the world. Here are 5 ways to deal with law enforcement officers. 1. Remember police officers are just regular people doing their jobs. They have to provide for their families the same as us. Don't give them attitude when they stop you. Listen to what they have to say pertaining to the reason why they stopped you. Sometimes they stop you because they can see things we can't and that very reason could save your life. 2. Provide any vehicle documentation they request. Keep in mind that by law we are required to carry this documentation and their job is to ensure that every citizen is in compliance with the laws for their state. 3. If you feel you were wrongly pulled over you can state your case but remember to not be offensive or do it in a disrespectful way. Don't forget they are people too and not all cops are corrupt. 4. Be patient you must understand that their equipment is limited and it takes a while for them to verify your information. They are going as fast as they can. 5. Stay informed of the laws for your state. Know your rights and their limits as to what they can and cannot do and give them the respect that you expect from them. The next time you are stopped by the police just remember these 5 tips and you could emerge from the experience with a warning and not a ticket. Police Officers are just people trying to earn a living trying to do their jobs and the good cops do outweigh the bad cops. Give them a chance cooperate and you will be fine.