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With some help from J. Cole, Bas sat down with Fuse News to share his story. From his first attempt at rapping to joining Dreamville and rapping alongside his hometown hero 50 Cent on “New York Times” and more.
Read moreIn Billboard’s Juice series EMOment, Goodie Mob (Cee-Lo Green, T-Mo, Khujo and Big Gipp) share what qualifes as love.
Read moreOff of the forth coming EP, “The Warm Up” dropping August 27th. Produced by Optiks and Blitz the Ambassador. Internationally Known ft. Sarkodie by Blitz the Ambassador
Read moreTDE’s SZAS links up with WondaGurl for “Teen Spirit”. Stream below. Also, listen check out Felix Snow and Dave Free-produced “Julia” down bottom.
Read moreThe Blended Babies on the beat.
Read moreJust Blaze shares his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar claiming he is the “King of NY” in Big Sean’s “Control,” revealing that it will inspire great rap. He also speaks about working with Kendrick early on in his career and how some people doubted his star power. More from Justin & Run The Jewels after the jump.
Read moreDanny Brown documentary shot in 2009 by Nic Notion. The Doc has nothing to do with Danny’s “OLD” LP, which is due out later this year on Fool’s Gold.
Read more“Late Night Dippin’” is available on iTunes now.
Read moreDownload “Everywhere We Go” now on iTunes.
Read moreFrom Erk’s upcoming “Long Nights Short Days” project.
Read moreBig Sean tells the story behind “Control” and his reaction to Kendrick Lamar’s verse. Below is what Jay Electronica had to say: “I like the song and the stir it’s causing. It’s good for rap music. A month or two ago, Big Sean asked me to be on this record with him for his album. He had a demo hook on it at the time. I did my verse and sent it back. I found out a couple days before it was released that Kendrick had put a verse on it.“
Read moreFrom JR’s upcoming mixtape “The Stash” due out in September.
Read moreAfter releasing ‘#DopeFrancis (American Trap)’ earlier today, Lupe Fiasco is back with another new record. This time he gives us part 2 of his ‘SLR (Super Lupe Rap)’ track, which serves as a response to Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Control’ verse. via
Read moreMickey Factz goes in over Big Sean’s “Control” joint.
Read moreNew joint from my man Chris. Enjoy. This song is not intended to promote violence. It’s purpose is to provide a different perspective. Anyone can be a victim when everyone’s afraid.
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