All about Hip-Hop and R&B
Here’s King Chip’s new mixtape “44108”. The tape comes with 19 tracks and features from Travi$ Scott, Scarface, Kid Cudi, Pusha T, Fat Trel, GLC, Chevy Woods and more. Production is handled by Cardo, Lex Luger, WZRD, Big Duke, Trakksounds and more. Tracklist & download link after the jump.
Read moreAlmighty’s “The 2nd Coming” is now available wherever fine music is sold via RBC Records with guest features from Busta Rhymes, Crooked I, Kool G Rap, Kurupt, Masta Killa, Vinnie Paz, Chino XL & more.
Read moreProduced by Nick Rio. Look out for Perrion’s “From Perry With Love” mixtape to drop later this month.
Read moreOff of “Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors” out now.
Read moreBodega Bamz drops off the video for “Mi Casa”.
Read moreNew Hollywood Floss produced by Chris Rockaway and featuring Fat Tony & STS Gold.
Read moreFirst Single off of Nyck Caution’s debut project, which is still untitled.
Read moreWiz speaks on his wife Amber Rose and son, new album, Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar beef, first time using Mushrooms, Snoop Dogg, Eminem record and much much more.
Read moreDa Wednesday Underground Flava – Underground & Old School HipHop Non-Stop Host: DJ P.R. Heatrock after heatrock – you know the motto! Record Of The Day: Ransom – UnExplainable Playlist Kendrick Lamar – Look Out For Detox Kendrick Lamar feat. Gunplay – Cartoon & Cereal ASAP Ferg feat. Danny Brown – Reynolds Fat Joe feat. Action Bronson – Your Honor Mathematics feat. Raekwon, Method Man, Cappadonna, Bad Lucc, Termanology & Eyes Low – Men of Respect (Made Men Bloody Version) Mathematics feat. Raekwon, Method Man, Ghostface Killah & Inspektah Deck – Four Horsemen Vietnam feat. Wordsmith & StreetChild – Move The Crowd **Record Of The Day** Ransom – UnExplainable Earl Sweatshirt feat. Tyler, The Creator – Sasquatch Earl Sweatshirt feat. RZA – Molasses Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – Deeper Stalley – A-Wax Stalley feat. ScHoolboy Q – NineteenEighty7 **Throwback** The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Bob Marley – Hold Your Head Bob Marley & Guru – Johnny Was Lauryn Hill – Lost Ones Damian Marley – Welcome To Jamrock [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/radio/shows/radioshow 04.09.13.mp3] Download here
Read moreJohn Legend performs “Made to Love” (above) and “All of Me” (after the jump) live on the Sony Outdoor Stage. Grab his new album “Love in the Future” now on iTunes.
Read moreYMCM’’s Chanel West Coast adds some bars to Drake’s “The Motion” joint.
Read moreIn a one-on-one live interview with DJ Skee, 2 Chainz covered a wide array of topics including trying to get on the roster of an NBA team (where he even had a message for AXS TV’s Chairman and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban) and addressed recent TMZ gossip while responding to whether he now thinks he’s a “target.” The rapper also talked B.O.A.T.S. II #METIME, in stores next Tuesday; his relationship with Kanye; his passion for his kicks; writing; and whether he and Justin Timberlake will collaborate. Bonus: 2 Chainz performs “Netflix” on Skee Live below.
Read moreMiss Special attended #HieroDay yesterday in Oakland, CA and got to catch up with Lucky I Am, J.Lately, Trackademicks, 1OAK, Nate The Great, C Plus, Moe Green, MURS, & Traxamillion including their favorite thing about #HieroDay and what they’re currently working on.
Read moreIn celebration of the 20th anniversary of their classic record 93 ‘Til Infinity, Souls of Mischief graciously opened their vaults to give Gummy Soul the exclusive acapellas of the album, to remix for the first time ever. As the framework for the project, Gummy Soul’s Wally Clark dug through his collection, picking only samples that artists used for hip hop songs in 1993. Samples that were used to create classic albums by artists such as Digable Planets, Snoop Dog, ATCQ and Black Moon, were re-contextualized to provide familiar, yet updated versions of some of hip-hop’s most beloved material. “I wanted to take all of the records that people used back then, and create new compositions using the same techniques they were using – such as filtered bass lines, classic drum breaks, echo-y horns – to make an album that sounds like it could have been released in 1993,” says Clark. “It was an amazing exercise trying to capture the essence of a sacred time in hip-hop. It also allowed me to playfully use samples that are normally deemed off-limits, because they are too well known.” Be on the look out for Soul’s of Mischief’s new album “There Is Only Now,” produced by Adrian Younge, as well as the 93 ‘Til documentary, featuring Questlove, Mos Def, 9th Wonder, Pete Rock and more. 93 Still by Gummy Soul
Read moreThe England to Grand Rapids, Michigan’s transplant Peez keeps the campaign for his upcoming mixtape “49507” going with the second release Shit Don’t Stank. With SLiM on the boards this time around Peez tells his story of why he thinks his Shit Doesn’t Stank, Enjoy.
Read more