ScHoolboy Q – Party (Live @ The FADER Fort) [Video]
Black Hippy ScHoolboy Q performs “Party” live at The FADER Fort Presented by Converse. Previously: ScHoolboy Q Brings Out Action Bronson & Kendrick Lamar @ Fader Fort [Video]
Read moreBlack Hippy ScHoolboy Q performs “Party” live at The FADER Fort Presented by Converse. Previously: ScHoolboy Q Brings Out Action Bronson & Kendrick Lamar @ Fader Fort [Video]
Read moreBun B made a surprise guest appearance at the Fader Fort.
Read moreMY METHOD is a series that takes us on an intimate journey from inside our favorite artist’s mind to various physical locations as they describe to us The Method Behind their Madness… the inspiration and true stories that created the lyrics to their songs. Watch as T.I. digs deep to reveal the story behind every lyric in his single, “Wildside.” From his first trap in Bankhead, get an insider’s view of the method to his madness. Part 2 after the jump.
Read moreJae Millz is cooking up a new project called “Property Of Potentness 2”. Here is a new leak from the project titled “Dont Fuk Wit Me”. Produced by Stoopid On Da Beat.
Read moreWhile in Seattle to judge the Red Bull Thre3style Regional Finals, the magnificent DJ Jazzy Jeff sat down with DJ Hyphen and J. Moore from KUBE 93.3 FM’s Sunday Night Sound Session on 2/25/13. The trio discussed all things related to DJ’ing, from Jeff’s background to how he became one of the most in-demand DJ’s in the world, including his philosophy on a DJ’s responsibility, the rise of DJ’s in popular music (while it seems to wither within hip-hop), and whether or not “real DJ’s” should take requests. He also told stories about the early days of his work with Will Smith, transitioning from rocking parties in Philly with the Fresh Prince to selling millions of albums and touring worldwide. Previously: DJ Jazzy Jeff: Vinyl Destination (Episode 6) [Video]
Read moreThe long-awaited behind-the-scenes look at this legendary concert, D’Angelo’s first appearance in the U.S in 12 years, with Bonnaroo’s HD master footage and never-seen-before backstage rehearsal material.
Read moreAfter the jump, Kendrick talks about convo with Jay-Z and making of “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe” remix.
Read morePreviously: Earl Sweatshirt Vs. Peter Rosenberg Round 2 (feat. Domo) [Video]
Read moreLet’s Talk About Prince: Questlove, D’Angelo, Elvis Costello, Alice Smith, Citizen Cope, Wendy & Susannah Melvoin, Bilal, Talib Kweli, Booker T. Jones and Nelson George share their memories and thoughts about the music icon backstage at the Music of Prince Tribute in NYC.
Read moreMelanie covers Drake’s smash “Started From The Bottom”.
Read moreHip-hop legend N.O.R,E, aka P.A.P.I. shares his thoughts on rappers wearing skirts and dresses, revealing that he agrees with Lord Jamar on the subject, and doesn’t agree with it. On the same note Nore says that it doesn’t personally offend him, but he thinks rappers are doing it specifically for attention. Previously: N.O.R.E. aka P.A.P.I. – Student Of The Game [Album Cover]
Read moreHere’s another visual off “GOLDRush III”.
Read moreNardwuar interviews Macklemore & Ryan Lewis at SXSW 2013 in Austin, Texas.
Read moreKendrick performs one of the stand out tracks off his instant classic “good kid, m.A.A.d. city”. Previously: Kendrick Lamar Talks “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe (Remix)” & Being #1 On MTV’s Hottest MCs List w/ Funk Flex [Audio]
Read moreCrate Diggers profiles people with extraordinary vinyl record collections, with owners displaying and telling the stories behind their collections. In this episode, we celebrate legendary producer J Dilla, who has worked with The Roots, Common, Erykah Badu, Janet Jackson and A Tribe Called Quest. Then we join musician friends J. Rocc, DJ Spinna, Frank Nitt and Grap Luva in Detroit to open Dilla’s storage locker, which has remained untouched since his death. Previously: Crate Diggers: Adrian Younge’s Vinyl Collection [Video]
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