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Vice Souletric presents his new “VFP2 Collection” all while paying homage to his biggest influence to begin rapping, Jay-Z. Vice seamlessly recreates the “Reasonable Doubt” track, “22 2s”, handling both the rhyme and the production. The “VFP2” collection is available for purchase at www.vicesworld.com!
Read moreHere’s the visual for Geechi Suede’s “retro-futuristic” new single “Sound Of View”. Taken from off his new project “0.9 NyteLife FM”, which is out now. The album is entirely produced by SaL GuoD ‘n’ ReXxX of NyteLife. Watch the video for “Sound of View” above and stream the entire LP below.
Read moreFat Joe and Remy Ma have the radio airwaves on lock with their summer anthem, “All the Way Up.” And the two friends credit their success to being independent business partners.
Read moreMysonne goes in over GZAS’s classic “Cold World” instrumental. Listen below.
Read moreKendrick Lamar tells Complex News about his unique music-meets-art performance at Art Basel 2016 in Miami, in collaboration with Shantell Martin and American Express.
Read moreTDE President Punch is back with a new loosie for our listening pleasure. “Just a few thoughts over instrumentation by Roddie Simmons & Brent. Never ever second guess your instincts.” – Punch Press play below.
Read moreWhat makes “Anymore” so compelling is not just that Ariano is clearly a gifted lyricist and producer. It’s the fact that the single, which is the latest off his upcoming ‘Love Is Not Lazy’ EP, demonstrates his knack for crafting engaging and catchy music that also carries a message. Of course, this isn’t a surprise to anyone following the Los Angeles artist’s career, or anyone who peeped his previous single, the politically charged “Everything’s OK.” Ariano weaves easily relatable narratives within his verses on “Anymore,” which plays like a final send-off to a former friend who was eager to take, but never give anything in return. “Anymore” also serves as a major collaboration for Ariano—because it features the first-ever released vocals from his 15-year-old son, Sage Price. The young and super-talented vocalist provides the fittingly moody chorus, which is likely to stick to your brain once the track fades out. Not only that, but there’s some slick guitar work from Ian Silverman aka E.N.S. on here to boot, which Ariano deftly fuses within the song production. “Anymore” can now be streamed through all major streaming outlets, and is available as the second instant grat track off the pre-order for Ariano’s forthcoming EP, ‘Love Is Not Lazy,’ which is due out next Friday, December 9th!
Read moreIggy Azalea teams up with French Montana on her new single, “Sexy”. Listen below.
Read moreNew Music from DeJ Loaf! Day 3 of Dejember!
Read more“I’m Good” is taken from Slim One’s “Ready for Whatever” project, which is out now.
Read moreWest Coast rapper G Perico returns with a heavy G-Funk-infused banger of a video for “Want Her (G-Style)”. “Shit Don’t Stop” available now.
Read moreDope Music Village is a collective comprised of three individually distinct artists: Nature Boi, Brain Rapp, and Ezko. Hailing from the DMV (a common name for the Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia metropolitan region), the trio combine their different styles and influences into a sound that is uniquely their own. Their first collaborative project, You’re Welcome, produced entirely by Nature Boi himself, is the perfect introduction to what the artists refer to as their “Village”–a name used to describe how the artists regard and value their supporters.
Read moreIt’s been a long time coming. San Antonio’s Black3Theory offer a glimpse into their sophomore project with “Dat Shit” . The duo is assisted by Justin Walsh of Famsquad and features the perfect call and response chorus to accompany a trunk ready instrumental. “Dat Shit” doubles as the first entry in the forthcoming Retro Fest Compilation and as a bonus track to the group’s “In Plain Sight” EP arriving in 2017.
Read moreFilmed & Directed by Josh Almario. “Familiar Faces” in stores now.
Read moreTaken form Masta Ace’s “The Falling Season” project, available now.
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