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Milwaukee native Reggie Bonds connects with Mick Jenkins for his new joint titled “Ol’ Dirty Bastard”. It is produced by Mike Regal and will appear on Reggie’s upcoming “Menace II Society” project.
Read moreOft 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 33rd entry in the relaunched series comes courtesy of SonReal, the Vancouver rhymesayer who recently won Booth acclaim for Live This. On Go for Broke, the unsigned emcee flexes his lyrical muscles over original production by Superville. Fred Lozano provides original artwork to accompany the freestyle.
Read moreMe and my ni**as made this slap for yall …. 2 Atlanta niggas and my LA patna. -Reese
Read moreV. Nova tapped Cynical Smith of Bucktown USA Entertainment to direct the video for his critically acclaimed single Abstract Art featuring Smif-N-Wessun. Abstract Art is the second single from V. Nova’s street album “HIPS3: The New Commission”. Get HIPS3 on iVNova.com now.
Read moreRecently during the Peter Thomas “Salute To Excellence” Awards ceremony, HHS1987 caught up with hip-hop pioneer DJ Greg Street to discuss the evolution of Atlanta’s Hip-Hop scene, the art of breaking records, the 2014 Source “Power 30” list and more. DJ Greg Street has been apart of the Atlanta hip-hop scene since 1995 but his journey in hip-hop started long before that. After detailing how he began mixing during his high school days, Greg Street spoke on the evolution of Atlanta’s music scene. With the urban culture being at the forefront here in Atlanta, Greg Street explained how Atlanta’s hip-hop scene has grown as the city began to grow as well. Greg Street also explained the formula to breaking artist and breaking records. Greg Street explained that there is a big misconception that DJ’s and the internet break records. Greg Street informed us that artist must breaking themselves before even getting to DJ’s, bloggers and labels. Greg Street spoke on the process that goes into truly breaking into the music game and what it takes to be success. Before concluding our interview, Greg Street addressed his ranking in the Source magazine’s 2014 “Power 30” list, his favorite Air Jordan’s and the Atlanta Hawks probably leaving Atlanta.
Read moreG-Unit reunites for the October/November 2014 issue of XXL, and 50 Cent spills some of the details behind the breakups and makeups of hip-hop’s ultimate crew.
Read moreMethod Man explains exactly what’s delaying his long awaited album, “Crystal Meth”.
Read moreSoul Train Award nominee, Jhené Aiko performs her hit song, “The Pressure” off her new album, “Souled Out“.
Read more“Point of No Return” available in stores and online now.
Read moreRico Love adds his own touch to Rae Sremmurds single “No Type”.
Read moreThis is the third single from the upcoming “Run The Jewels 2” project. October 27 is the date. Pre-order your copy here.
Read moreJust as promised, Chase N. Cashe and Jigg drop off their new collaborative EP “30504”. Check it out below. Download: Chase N. Cashe & Jigg – 30504
Read moreTaylor Gang’s Chevy Woods is next on line to jump on DeJ Loaf’s “Try Me” single.
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