The Truth With Elliott Wilson: Joe Budden [Video]
Watch Joe Budden join Elliott Wilson and discuss his upcoming battle on the latest episode of THE TRUTH.
Read moreWatch Joe Budden join Elliott Wilson and discuss his upcoming battle on the latest episode of THE TRUTH.
Read moreWhile best known as a hip-hop producer, Just Blaze started out as a DJ and currently co-hosts a weekly event at New York’s Webster Hall called, “House Party.” He’s also performed at influential EDM festivals such as Ultra and HARD. DJcityTV recently caught up with the legend to pick his brain about the rise of DJs, the practice of ghost producing, what it takes to be an amazing DJ, and more.
Read moreDisclosure have just liberated their remix of Usher’s most recent single, “Good Kisser”. Take a listen below.
Read moreOver two years after releasing his Red Wine & Ambien project, Novel returns with the official follow-up. With a lone feature from Crooked I (“I’ll Be There”), the Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter delivers 10-tracks of slow-burning material-including his rendition of Kendrick Lamar’s “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe”-perfect for any summer evening. via 2DBZ
Read moreIont Care is the 2nd release off Mickey Factz’s return to Hip Hop via his upcoming awaited release promptly titled 740 Park Avenue. With a bouncy flair with production from PD, Factz glides across the track effortlessly. Thank you all for supporting and sharing Mickey’s message to the masses. 740 Park Avenue will be released on July 13th 2014.
Read moreTaken from the album “Via Satellite” available worldwide July 29th.
Read moreRaven Sorvino links with long time collaborator for the trunk rattling summer anthem “Ice Cream”.
Read moreRaven Sorvino is on her come up grind these days, and she’s about to drop off her fourth project. We recently had the California native (by way of Houston) visit the HNHH offices and sit down for a Quick5 interview on our ever handy fire escape. We kick things off with a few facts about this lady. Raven says, “I think what’s interesting about me as an artist and it really reflects in my music, is the fact that I was raised by my father, and I was raised in Houston, Texas, and from there, when I turned about 14-years old I moved to California. So with having Houston and Leimart Park as my background, I feel like you definitely hear that in my music.” She goes on to list her main influences as, “Biggie Smalls, UGK, and Aaliyah,” as she discusses how each one has influenced her differently. Near the latter half of the interview, Raven talks about how she first got into rapping and the project she has coming up, Queen Of HeArtz: The Supreme.
Read moreOlivia opens up about G-Unit, not being part of the reunion, leaving Love and Hip Hop, and details of her new book.
Read moreFrom Lupe Fiasco’s plans to retire from music, what he feels is making him stupider as an artist, why he’s on a mission to leave his label and when fans go too far with threats. Rikki and Lupe touched on that all and more in this very tense talk.
Read moreMack Wilds tackles Sevyn Streeter’s “Next” record.
Read moreHere’s another freebie from The Bitches Is Crazy crew. Check it out below!
Read moreThe new single from our EP “Vintage” produced by Jay Dee aka J Dilla.
Read moreAs a follow up to their Loose Releases EP, Fly Union is releasing their next album Small Victories. It features B.J. The Chicago Kid and Casey Veggies. Small Victories is produced entirely by iYe and JaySwifa of Fly Union. Following their BET Music Matters tour with TDE’s Kendrick Lamar to end the year, in 2013, Fly Union found themselves in studio finishing Small Victories. It was created while traveling between Atlanta, Columbus and L.A. Not only making music, but also making strides with their licensing and marketing deals through Samsung, ESPN and NBA 2K14. With Small Victories releasing July 3, buy, stream and support The Greater Than Club.
Read moreSouth Central Los Angeles rapper DUBB has had a great 2014 thus far, dropping tracks like “100 Bands,” “Devotion (I Am Somebody)” and “Believe” that show his depth as an artist. Now he’s back with a video for “Never Content,” the title track from his January mixtape. Standing in front of a Stankonia-esque black and white American flag, DUBB delivers his rhymes over C.A.G Beats’ production, rapping about his tireless drive. We also see him in the booth, on the tour bus, onstage and in the streets, with the message that DUBB is always on his grind being the biggest takeaway.
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