Boogie Breaks Down His “Oh My” Lyrics [Video]
Boogie’s “Oh My” is becoming a summer anthem, and the banger’s lyrical content is deeper than you might first think. The fast rising CA rapper visits our office to break it down.
Read moreBoogie’s “Oh My” is becoming a summer anthem, and the banger’s lyrical content is deeper than you might first think. The fast rising CA rapper visits our office to break it down.
Read moreFrench Montana, Lil Wayne and Rick Ross join forces once again on “Lose It”, produced by Kanye West & The Mekanics. Listen below.
Read moreFrom the recording sessions of their ultimately-canceled debut album, “Grown Kid Syndrome”.
Read moreVideo directed by JMP Visuals. Song produced by Kobie Ellis.
Read more“I Can’t Lose” is taken from Mark Ronson’s latest effort, “Uptown Special”, which is out now.
Read moreDirected by Ian Gilner and HKCovers.
Read moreBig Sean unleashes two new visuals from his latest album “Dark Sky Paradis”. Watch the Kanye-assisted “All Your Fault” along with “I Know” featuring Jhené Aiko below.
Read moreBoogie follows up his acclaimed debut, “Thirst 48”, with “The Reach”. Not only is the 24th the one-year anniversary of “Thirst 48”, but it’s Boogie’s sons birthday — and if you’ve listened to his music, you know how important his son is to him. Laced with 12 tracks, “The Reach” enlists the production talents of Jahlil Beats, Willie B, AC, Mike Zombie, Dart, and Keyel, who co-executive produced the tape along with YungGroupon. There are no features aside from backup crooning from D’anna “Homegirl from Compton” Stewart. All Boogie baby. Boogie – The Reach
Read moreDrake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER. Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it,” he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. “Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that’s all it takes.” Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot. Now that hip-hop’s playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows there are countless kids itching to take his spot. Those up-and-comers are now his competition, not any established rapper. “That’s how I try to keep pushing this forward,” he says. “Just to let that kid know that I’m not done yet.” Watch the full documentary above, and stay tuned for three more by Sprite and The FADER, sharing the stories of Nas, Vince Staples, and Isaiah Rashad.
Read moreMagazeen joins forces with Wale and Wizkid on his new single “So Lo Wine”. Hear it below.
Read moreOverDoz’ drops the visual for their “Last Kiss” single. Look out for “2008” coming later this year.
Read moreThis is the latest single off of The Kickdrums’ “Breathe Again” EP, dropping 7/24 on 24West Records.
Read moreDirected by Jimmy Giambrone.
Read moreProduced by Jomeezius The Genius.
Read more“Inside the Vibe” — a weekly vlog that shines light on the process behind the Inland Empire group’s hit mixtape, “The Good Vibe Tribe” and upcoming tour “The Rest Comes Later”.
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