Teyana Taylor feat. Pusha T & Yo Gotti – Maybe [Video]
G.O.O.D. music artist Teyana Taylor just dropped the video for her new single “Maybe”. The record features features Pusha T and Yo Gotti.
Read moreG.O.O.D. music artist Teyana Taylor just dropped the video for her new single “Maybe”. The record features features Pusha T and Yo Gotti.
Read moreSlim Thug is back with his new mixtape called “Thug Thursday 2”. The tape comes with 19 joints and has the Houston artist remixing various popular records. It contains features from Z-Ro, Paul Wall, Killa Kyleon, Doughbeezy, Propain and more. Stream/download below.
Read moreHere’s a new song from Tinashe featuring ASAP Rocky. Off her debut album, “Aquarius”, available everywhere October 7.
Read moreWe’re premiering the latest set of visuals from Dyme-A-Duzin, as he’s joined by Harry Fraud’s artist Adrian Lau and Wati Heru for “Mo Ends, Mo Enemies.” The record is on a feel-good vibe, while the rappers are on the same tip through out the visual. Dyme, Adrian and Wati chill in alleyways with their friends as they spit their rhymes and roam around. It’s all about saying fuck ’em all and perhaps lighting up a joint filled with maryjane.
Read moreThis is the lead single off of 360’s “Foot 2 Neck Season” EP due out next Tuesday.
Read moreFrench Montana talks about his new single “Don’t Panic” and working on new music with Kanye West. He also talks about what happens when you make it on a bigger scale in the rap game.
Read moreFrom “Lincoln Way Nights” to now working on his debut album, Stalley talks about progression and what people can expect from his forthcoming album. Look out for Stalley’s debut album “Ohio” dropping this year!
Read moreOddisee, yU and Uptown XO are back! “March On Washington” coming soon.
Read morePre-Order Jeezy’s new LP “Seen It All” now on iTunes and get 4 tracks instantly. September 2nd ist date.
Read moreLA R&B artist Jasmine V drops off the official video for her single “Thats Me Right There” featuring K.Dot. New EP coming later this year.
Read moreChris Brown’s new album “X” hits stores September 16. Listen to the title track below.
Read moreFrench Montana talks Mac N Cheese, who is featured on it and explains how him and Khloe met.
Read moreOnyx spoke with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes about the payment that battlers currently receive, and also how violence should have no role in Battle Rap or Hip-Hop in general. Fredro Starr specifically stated that he thinks battlers should get paid “way more” than what they are making right now, and spoke on a few ways to increase the overall revenue produced from the lyrical sport. He believes that the individual purse which battlers are given will only increase over time as the demand to watch the sport continues to grow. They then discussed violence in Battle Rap and how it really should have no place in Hip-Hop at all. Fredro didn’t want to name any names, but he stated that the first person who really brought violence into Battle Rap is responsible for the continued incidents that have occurred over the years. Sticky Fingaz then threw in a clever subliminal hint at who was being spoken about.
Read moreKeith Murray dispels rumors that he squared off with 2Pac, and explains that there was never an issue between him and the legendary West Coast rapper. Speaking more on the incident, Keith says one of Tupac’s boys came over and asked him about LL Cool J’s “I Shot Ya” record. The NY rapper says Pac also came over and asked if the song was a diss track, and Keith assured him that it wasn’t. Afterward, they shook hands and parted ways. The “Get Lifted” rapper also addresses a video clip of him speaking to Rugah TV after the Underground Hip Hop Awards, which many interpreted as him admitting to fighting Tupac. He claims that the video explained their face-to-face interaction, and says he was emphasizing how the incident was underground compared to how everything is out in the open online today. Keith closes the lid on the topic by revealing that he believes the video was edited to get more views. The conversation then moves to the New York-born rapper talking about getting in a fight with a Def Jam employee in Houston, which was later brought to the label’s human resources. Keith says they alleged victim lied about the extent of his injuries to get money from the label. He adds that the guy who claims he was choked out by Keith was actually a good friend, and things turned sour between them. While he says he doesn’t regret the altercation with his former friend, Murray says that he
Read moreOften imitated but never equaled, the DJBooth Freestyle Series ran from February 2009 through June 2011. Its 250 total entries were the work of a veritable who’s-who of underground and emerging emcees, including rising stars like Kendrick Lamar, Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller. Now, it’s back for a second round. The 12th entry in the relaunched series comes courtesy of Vic Spencer, the Chi-town buzzmaker last featured with the reader-acclaimed Profound. On Victor, the emcee busts shots at his competition (“Little n**ga, I could take your fanbase / I don’t want ‘em anyway, all them n**gas is fake.”) over a dank, cavernous instrumental by Doc Da Mindbenda.
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