Jill Scott Talks Working With Ne-Yo, David Banner & More [Video]
During the Baggage Claim junket, Jill Scott gave us an update on her upcoming album.
Read moreDuring the Baggage Claim junket, Jill Scott gave us an update on her upcoming album.
Read moreFlying Lotus gets his own radio station on Grand Theft Auto V. Sounds great! GTAV will be available everywhere September 17th. Bonus: Check out a preview to DJ Pooh’s West Coast Classics channel on GTAV below.
Read moreR.I.P. Chris Lighty. A year has passed since music executive Chris Lighty suddenly passed at he age of 44 and his former client and close friend Busta Rhymes dedicates one to him in his honor featuring added vocals from the legendary Bob Marley. via 2DBZ
Read moreFrom Dee’s upcoming debut album “FFM”. Enjoy.
Read moreTravi$ Scott chops it up with The Juice. Travi$ Scott has had one hell of a year. The rapper and producer, born in Houston, Texas, has worked on two Billboard 200 No. 1 albums this year: Jay Z’s “Magna Carta Holy Grail” and Kanye West’s “Yeezus”. Apart from those two memorable hip-hop full-lengths, he’s worked on a plethora of projects: past (“Cruel Summer,” Wale’s “The Gifted,” Hustle Gang’s “G.D.O.D.”), present (Big Sean’s “Hall of Fame”), future (John Legend’s “Love In the Future,” Pusha T’s “My Name Is My Name”) and, based off Jay and Ye’s recent projects, at any moment (“Watch the Throne II”). But, during his Billboard session earlier this month, it wasn’t only our conversation of his discography and collaborations that intrigued me. As soon as Travi$ Scott arrived, donning #Been #Trill attire and alongside producer, Mike Dean, he made his way towards the lights. He wasn’t focused on the perfect shot but the perfection and fluidity of the live performance segment as a whole, taking on the role of director and adjusting the placement of the lights, the timing of the fog machine—everything. “It’s been a vision from the beginning, it just became a fruition,” he said. “I want the aesthetic to be at an all time high; never fail. I never produce a song, whether writing it or making a beat, and give it a wack visual or wack performance. I’m like a trifecta.” “I design music; I don’t produce it.” Hit the jump and watch
Read moreHere is the artwork to Pusha T’s long-awaited debut studio album, “My Name Is My Name”. The LP is slated to finally arrive in stores on October 8. Check out the LP’s latest single “Sweet Serenade” here.
Read more“The Nacirema Dream” out now!
Read moreDon’t miss the premiere of Made in America October 11th, 2013 on Showtime.
Read moreDJ Holiday brings us a new twerking anthem, featuring Wiz Khalifa and Waka Flocka. Can you dig it?
Read moreOui Self Made presents…Blake Carrington Ft. Dante Leon – Good Day (produced by Rich Kidd). Another teaser track from Blake to setup the landscape for his forthcoming album “FAILURE” and to further familiarize the world with his new sound and brand. “Good Day” is a laid back, feel good type of track with the instrumental produced by none other than super producer Rich Kidd, and featuring the talented vocalist/emcee Dante Leon. “Don’t be great tomorrow, be GREAT today and make today a GOOD DAY” – Blake Carrington. The #FAILURE project is coming…October 2013.
Read moreVideo directed by Nem Perez / DP. Brandon Riley. Audio Push’s “Come As You Are” project is dropping September 9th.
Read more“Kiss Land” is now available for pre-order on iTunes. The Weeknd’s new album hits stores September 6th.
Read moreWiz Khalifa talks about the Budweiser Made In America Festival as they answer fans questions sent via Skype video message. Follow Skype at the festival: #SkypeShare
Read moreIn part two of Yo Gotti’s segment of BlogXilla’s No Judgment Zone and reveals why he’ll never go back to the streets as two models twerk in the background.
Read morePrior to Kendrick Lamar saying Papoose’s “Control” response was “laughable,” the Brooklyn rapper explained his relationship with Kendrick before his career blew up and shares stories of them hanging out together. Papoose also addresses Kendrick’s role in his surprise performance at Hot 97’s Summer Jam, and explains his response to Kendrick’s “Control” verse.
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