JMSN – Where Do U Go [Video]
Off of JMSN’s “Whatever Makes U Happy” album, which is set to drop on April 28th. Pre-order here.
Read moreOff of JMSN’s “Whatever Makes U Happy” album, which is set to drop on April 28th. Pre-order here.
Read moreOktane & Price of Audio Push bounce freestyles back and forth for over 6 minutes!
Read moreStarlito and Don Trip stop by Real Late with Rosenberg to talk about their new project “Step Brothers Three”. Plus, they dropped some bars, click the play button. And don’t forget to click the subscribe button as well.
Read moreKendrick Lamar returns with the second video from his recently released “DAMN.” LP. Watch the clip for “DNA.” above.
Read moreJay Dot Rain is back with a music video to “Ca$h Talk”. Check out the clip above.
Read moreFreeway connects with Dave East on “Hold The Fort Down”. The DJ Skizz-produced track will land on Freeway’s upcoming “Fear Of A Free Planet 2” project. Press play below.
Read moreJay 305 drops a visual for “Yuck It Up”. Watch it above.
Read moreDirected by LVTRKevin. “Long Live Nut” out now.
Read moreFat Beats Records is proud to present the sixth installment of “Baker’s Dozen“, an exclusive vinyl series that shines a light on the best minds of instrumental hip-hop, ambient, and electronic music. Each installment gives one artist carte blanche to capture their signature sound. “Baker’s Dozen” heads back to the East Coast where veteran producer Marco Polo brings a welcomed boom bap flavor to the series. New York City is the birthplace of Fat Beats (and as many would say, hip-hop in general) and current NYC resident Marco Polo is true to form in representing our roots. As always, every volume of BDZ features one artist and twelve tracks (with limited random copies including the Baker’s Dozen bonus track on a flexidisc) and comes equipped with a 5×7” postcard insert that features a photo of the artist’s workspace along with the equipment used in their music making process. A personal narrative of how they got into beat making in the first place is featured on the back of the jacket. Visually cohesive and packaged with the utmost attention to detail, Baker’s Dozen is a series that speaks up for artists whose craft renders voices superfluous, and whose instrumentals alone suffice to make a statement. “Another nerdy thing I dig about these versions is most of them are the OG raw MPC versions before they got all mixed down and separated. My fellow producers can relate to the agonizing process of “chasing the demo sound” in the final mix…we wanted to
Read moreWhat does it mean to “RISE UP”? What does it mean to RESIST? Produced by J. Period, this epic single brings together an historic lineup of artists — Black Thought of The Roots, Posdnuos of De La Soul, Pharoahe Monch & Joss Stone — to explore the meaning of “resistance” and the state of our Union. Additional production and instrumentation from Stro Elliot (Playlist Retreat), Larrance Dobson (1500 Or Nothin, Kendrick Lamar, Timbaland) and Jesse Blum (Misterwives). “RISE UP” EP available May 2.
Read moreVideo directed by JK Media. Song produced by Cookin Soul.
Read more“Son of a Gangsta III” in stores now.
Read moreThe Last American B-Boy liberates a music video for his “Mr. Lewis” single. Watch the clip above.
Read moreSpitta returns with two new cuts from his upcoming mixtape, “The Fo’ 20 Massacre”, which will drop on April 20th. Press play on “I Think She Like Me” and “Skateboard P” below.
Read moreThe lovely singer and actress, Jennifer Hudson joined us on Sway in the Morning and trust us you won’t want to miss her intro. She had the crew singing along to “And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going” from the Broadway musical Dreamgirls – we can’t think of a better way to start the day. Hudson rose to fame after coming in as a finalist on American Idol in 2004 and after making her film debut as Effie White in Dreamgirls. Hudson has quite a body of work: she’s dropped three albums, worked on various films, and has had guest roles on Smash, Empire, and Inside Amy Schumer. The Grammy Award-winning artist talks about the difference between being a vocalist and finding your own sound. She breaks down the making of her new album Remember Me, which is due out at the end of summer. Hudson also speaks on her role in the Netflix original Sandy Wexler and what it was like to work with Adam Sandler.
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