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Off of Young Dolph’s “King of Memphis” project, which is available here.
Read moreOff of Young Dolph’s “King of Memphis” project, which is available here.
Read moreBoaz is next on line to jump on Kanye West’s “Real Friends”. Hear it below.
Read moreJeezy is back with a new song called “Gotta Be A Man”. Check it out below.
Read moreMarvelous Mag drops this new Joint this week as a single for his EP “I Shine”. This new joint “Erykah Badu” is a dope praise to the Women and embodies his smooth groove out style into something we all enjoy. Marvelous has been consistent this year with music and this Sade like groove doesn’t disappoint. So sit back relax and listen to the sounds of Mr. Marvelous.
Read moreKweku Collins shares a new song, titled “Death Of A Salesman”, off his upcoming EP, “Nat Love”, which is set to drop on April 8th. Take a listen below.
Read moreBrought my portable lab over to Del’s crib to capture this madness. Wore my engineering cap & wielded my poetic license simultaneously to harness the chemistry of what has now become a long friendship between Del & I. Our goal was to bring you the uncompromised raw. – Mr. Lif
Read moreBoogie is back with two new drops, “Catching Feelings” featuring Tink, plus “Out My Way (Bitter Raps 2)”. Grab them both below.
Read moreBlack Milk returns alongside his band Nat Turner (Aaron “Ab” Abernathy on keys, Malik Hunter on bass, and Zebulun “Z” Horton on drums) with a live instrumental LP, “The Rebellion Sessions“, a jazz-funk opus recorded over the span of one week. On “The Rebel”, Black adds a verse to an instrumental off “The Rebellion Sessions” entitled “4 Blacks”. The album will be released digitally on April 4th.
Read more“I Do” will appear on Musiq Soulchild’s upcoming “Life on Earth” project. Pre-order your copy here. April 15 is the date.
Read moreSupa BWE and Taylor Bennett join forces for a new joint called “Show Me”. Check it out below.
Read moreSunni Colón returns with a new one titled “California Diamond”. Listen below.
Read moreWith a career spanning over two decades, East Coast rap stalwart Sonny Seeza has truly been “Everywhere.” But rather than showcase his international exploits in his new video, the former Onyx member takes it back to where it all began: Brooklyn. Throughout the visuals, the explosive MC embraces the energy of the track, which is produced by Swiss producer DJ Def Cut. Sonny and his crew to stunt through BK, where they take to the streets, hit the club, and enjoy the nightlife, all while the film crew of PW Films (also hailing from Switzerland) captures the footage. Much like the track itself, the video for “Everywhere” is a celebration of Sonny’s achievements both throughout his legendary career, and more recently. Specifically, they’re putting their glasses up to toast the release of his latest solo project, ‘Bridges,’ which absolutely needs to be on your radar (especially if you’re a hardcore HipHop head). ‘Bridges’ is now available for download through iTunes and all major digital retailers, via Empire Music.
Read more“Precious” is taken from Joell Ortiz’ forthcoming album “That’s Hip Hop”, due out tomorrow (March 15).
Read moreRoyce Da 5’9 is temporarily back solo with the impending release of his sixth studio album, Layers. After being told he was “almost too versatile” when he first signed in the late 90’s, Royce explains “This project is basically just me peeling back all of the layers of each personality that I am on each project and giving you everything in one project now that you were able to see it in parts prior to.” In this clip the lyricist also admits being a part of Slaughterhouse and Bad Meets Evil has hindered him from doing more work alone. “That’s pretty much what’s been eating my time as an artist,” he confessed to DJ Vlad. At one point during the video Royce praises Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole for staying true to their craft despite it not being “cool to be a lyricist” in 2016, according to him. “He sits in that successful emcee space by himself, but he takes that hit. He doesn’t sell the records that Drake sells,” he says of Kendrick after calling him the “exception to every rule in hip-hop right now.” He then moves on to backpack rap, and why though “it’s not where all the hype is at,” he’ll continue to stay in that lane and push out real raps. “That’s why nobody wants to rap against us,” Royce adds about his Slaughterhouse crew. “Cause they know they’d get they a** handed to ’em. Anybody. Anybody, any crew. Anytime.” Catch Royce Da 5’9 talk
Read moreNew D.I.T.C. called “Chain Gang”. A.G. on the vocals, Buckwild on the beat. Press play below.
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