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Kool A.D. returns with yet another project for our listening pleasure. His latest effort, titled “Paradiza Infiniti”, is 17 tracks depp and can be heard below. PARADIZA INFINITI by KOOL A.D. I’ve also included the music video for “Raiders Freestyle” after the break.
Read moreAve revelas antoher track from “Mass Ave & Lenox”, set for an early 2017 release. Stream “Nobody” with Ariez Onasis and Royce below.
Read moreWaka Flocka teams up with DJ Whoo Kid on their new collaboration, “Whippin”. Hear it below.
Read moreFelix Snow and Icona Pop connect for a new record titled “Windows”. In an email to The FADER, Icona Pop said they loved working with Snow. “It felt amazing working together,” they said. “Almost a little bit futuristic in a way, and absolutely no rules in the studio. We loved it!” Listen below.
Read moreDirected by Chilly-O. Off of Tuki’s recently released “Toker Tape” mixtape.
Read moreHere goes a visual for “London” from Jeremih’s “Late Nights: Europe” mixtape.
Read moreBJ The Chicago Kid shares his brand new mixtape, “The Lost Files: Cuffing Season”. Stream or download the 9-track tape below.
Read moreAb-Soul suffers from Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a condition that makes his eyes hypersensitive to light. His dark sunglasses are his most recognizable feature, and he removed them publicly for one of the first times ever on the cover of his new album DWTW. He spoke to HNHH about the inspiration behind the album cover. “With the light sensitivity, I knew it would be difficult,” he said. “But I was up the challenge. I knew that it was something that the people wanted to see from me. I like to bare it all. I’m very honest. I think this album kinda called for that type of sincerity.” “You know, I’m a happy guy,” he said, smiling. “But the tone of the album, you can get that from it. I think that that cover is a proper depiction of… the tone of the album. It’s the grey area.”
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Read moreToronto’s own Jazz Cartier talks about the music he is listening to right now, who inspires him, why he thinks Toronto is leading in music and more. Keep up with Jazz, he is going to be coming at you fast in 2017.
Read moreDeep 6 Division self-titled debut album hits stores this Friday, December 16th. Get it here. Somewhere between the glow of neon lights and the backwoods of a southern town, you’ll find the sounds of Deep Six Division. North Carolina’s Rapper Shane is joined by Florida producer Mike Astrea to bring you a 10 track, bass heavy, shit talking, self-titled debut album. This is Everglade shores meets familiar barstools for a menacing and heavyweight, down south rap experience. This is Deep 6 Division.
Read moreMilwaukee native Reggie Bonds is back with a visual for “Long Live ASAP Yams”. Watch the clip above.
Read more“Right Now” is produced by Smoko Ono and Knox Fortune. Listen below.
Read moreJames Corden and Bruno Mars drive through Los Angeles singing his hits, including tracks from the new album “24K Magic,” and chat about everything from Elvis to poker. Get Bruno Mars’ new album “24K Magic” out now.
Read moreSan Francisco’s resident blapfather, Gark Mavigan, teams up with renowned Milwaukee producer Ian Ewing on “Anachronism,” a carefully crafted tapestry of potent wordplay, rich imagery, and introspective storytelling. Gark sprinkles in his signature outlandish one-liners (“You’re the blueprint for squares like a waffle maker”) but mainly focuses on the song’s message of feeling out of place and flaunting a steelo that isn’t the status quo. He also plays with the theme of time in multiple ways on “Anachronism,” most notably through a vivid eight-bar account of his Irish ancestors’ journey to the US following the Great Famine. The video, directed by Oakland-based production company Kitsune Visual, is shot in Gark’s Outer Mission neighborhood of SF. Gark strolls through the streets, posts on his porch, and even spits while standing on a laundromat cart.
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