B-Real’s Smoke Box w/ Curren$y [Video]
The Spitta himself drops by for an epic Smoke Box. This ones for the history books.
Read moreThe Spitta himself drops by for an epic Smoke Box. This ones for the history books.
Read moreRich Homie Quan explains which verse he feels is his most meaningful, which he believes encapsulates his life. Quan also opens up about his musical background, and explains why he was afraid to explore his talents when he was younger.
Read moreSolange Knowles drops by Hot97 AM Show.
Read moreNardwuar interviews Trina da Baddest B*tch at Fortune Sound Club in Vancouver, BC Canada.
Read moreImmortal Technique addressed the current rise of Battle Rap within the mainstream during his continued interview with VladTV’s Battle Rap Journalist, Michael Hughes. He acknowledged the level of progression that Battle Rap has made over the years by finally being featured on television with a wide audience tuning in. He also spoke on the possibility of Smack/URL hosting a “Battle Rap Olympics” of sorts, however he is doubtful that Smack would be willing to do that.
Read moreNew York’s very own Uncle Murda does one for the city with help from Waka Flocka and Vado.
Read more“From Zenith” out now. Onry Ozzborn says that collaborating with Aesop “brings out the best in all of us. When Aes, JFK and I get on a song together, we are at our Zenith at that moment.”
Read moreHere’s another joint from that GTAV soundtrack.
Read moreBaltimore artist Jay Wyse releases his spin of J. Cole’s “Kenny Lofton”. The track is apart of ItsBizKit.com’s Freestyle Series. Wyse Thoughts Wise Journey Two is available now. via YHTN
Read moreComplex caught up with Chance The Rapper to breakdown his “Acid Rap” mixtape track by tack. Chance The Rapper’s Acid Rap has become one of the year’s most acclaimed records. OK, so we’re as guilty of making it so as anyone—only Yeezus topped Acid Rap in our list of the best albums of 2013. But not without reason. The record has made Chance one of hip-hop’s most-discussed artists. The rapper has jumped from virtually unknown outside his native Chicago, to touring with Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, and Macklemore—three of the genre’s most popular stars. With rumors of multi-million dollar major label offers being thrown at his feet, the rapper spent this summer crossing the country in an RV with a handful of his friends, opening for Mac Miller, as is described in our latest cover story. While Chance marinates on his options, we take a look at the record that made it all possible: Acid Rap, a window into the precocious 20-year-old’s concerns and obsessions. The album captures an artist who is just beginning to recognize the possibility of his talents for expression. Chance balances craft and musicality, popular ambitions with intellectual restlessness. Complex TV sat down with Chance and went in-depth, taking a look at each track on the album that has single-handedly pushed him up to the next tier. So without further ado, here is The Making of Chance The Rapper’s Acid Rap. Hit the jump for the full album break down.
Read moreGTAV is out now!
Read moreLast night Mogul Mentality CEO Malita The Mogul and MMG/Hoodrich DJ, DJ Scream hosted the “Self Made 3 Listening Session” at Tongue & Groove in Atlanta,Ga. Among the guest were The Academy DJ’s, Che Mack, Sean Falyon, DJ Princess Cut, Bambi (BWLA), Young Dro, the ladies of Let’s Talk Bluntly, Black Bottle Girls/Boys, Cap 1 and many more. With DJ Adore anchoring the music and playing the Self Made 3 album, the listening session that also features a open bar, a Wing Stop buffet, Belaire Rose everywhere and a Self Made 3 cupcakes was a huge success. Watch the MMG Self Made 3 Listening Party ATL recap video below.
Read moreLogic links up with King Chip for a new joint called, “Two Kings”.
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