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J-Live & J Nolan spittin’ over Stalley’s, “Fountain of Youth”. This is the third released track from J-Live’s forthcoming mixtape “This Is Chess Not Checkers”. “Fountain of Youth” was originally produced by Kardiak and featured Rick Ross and Nipsy Hussle.
Read moreAudio Push dropped by Real Late with Peter Rosenberg on Hot 97.
Read moreFamed rapper Saigon opens up about where he currently stands with Mobb Deep rapper Prodigy, revealing that he thought they were cool until an interview came out recently with Prodigy dissing him. Saigon adds to the conversation by explaining why he punched Prodigy, saying that he wanted to prove that he “wasn’t a sucker.” He then speaks on his time in jail, and goes back to the Prodigy situation, saying “it was the dumbest thing I could’ve done,” because he knew the consequences behind his actions.
Read moreHipHollywood caught up with Ice Cube & Kevin Hart during their press for ‘Ride Along’.
Read moreDa Wednesday Underground Flava – Underground & Old School HipHop Non-Stop Host: DJ P.R. Today’s show includes new music from Ed E. Ruger, Rampage, N.O.R.E., Common, Allen Poe and a very dope guest mix from DJ Total Eclipse & DJ Access. Enjoy! Record Of The Day: Common – War Playlist Ed E. Ruger feat. Wax, Whitney Peyton & SkyBlew – Nationally Rollin 2.0 Rampage feat. HOOOD & Andrew Reid – She Scream N.O.R.E. feat. Busta Rhymes – Manners **Record Of The Day** Common – War Allen Poe feat. yU – Prescience **DJ Total Eclipse In Da Mix** Mos Def Freestyle 9th Wonder feat. Actual Proof & Tanya Morgan – Streets Of Music Madlib – In Jah Hands (Dilla’s Lament) Lord Finesse Total Eclipse – Intro Will Sessions – Represent Elzhi – It ain’t Hard to tell Hannibal Stax & Marco Polo – 46 Bars of Death Instrumental Nas – Made you look (Total Eclipse Remix) Ghostface Killah – Mighty Healthy Instrumental Nas feat. AZ – Life’s a Bitch (Total Eclipse Remix) Hassaan Mackey & Apollo Brown – Volume LootPack feat. Dilated Peoples – Long Awaited Wilson Pickett – Engine Number 9 Action Bronson – Steve Wynn Graham Nash – Chicago (The Truth) Power Of Zeus – It Couldn’t Be Me Dr. Who Dat (Jneiro Jarel) – Beat 32 Masta Ace – Born To Roll Roots Manuva – Witness The Fitness (Dub Version) De La Soul feat. Redman – Oooh Dr. Who Dat (Jneiro Jarel) – The Beast Of The East
Read moreTaken from Jabee’s LP, “Everything Was Beautiful And Nothing Hurt”, out now. Dreams is about dreams we all share big and small. I’m sure the dreams I had growin up are similar to others trying to overcome circumstances to live there dreams. – Jabee Everyone has dreams, dreams are inspired by the imagination and the leaders of the past. Follow as Jabee raps a vivid picture for your imagination of where he intends to go with his “Dreams”. New Leaders, New Hearts, New Minds, and New steps. Strong statements like “Pray it don’t sound like rap” and “Trying to paint picture so vivid” bring his raps to life. Watch and feel the emotion in this great video composed by 1984 Studios.
Read moreHappy new years from the Trap Lord. ASAP Mob album everywhere March 4th.
Read moreTaken from Bun B’s “TrapHardTexas” mixtape dropping very soon!
Read moreNew tune by Green Lantern & Craze. Lil bit of Reggae … Lil bit of 808 … Lil bit of Moombah … Lil bit of Dancehall … Lotta sounbwoys dead!!!!
Read moreAnother one from Pap’s upcoming “Hoodie Season 2” mixtape.
Read moreBodega Bamz links up with French Montana for the remix of “Don Francisco”. Stream/download below.
Read moreHere’s the latest installment of DviousMindZ’ Elephant Shoes beat tape series. Listen below. Elephant Shoes Volume 010 by dviousmindz
Read moreCommon made rap heads explode when he announced that he’s releasing a No ID-produced album this Spring called ‘Nobody’s Smiling.’ Com gave VIBE a bit more insight into the project, which was inspired by the street strife taking place in Chicago and inner cities around America. “I got to the roots of who I am and where I come from,” the 41-year-old lyricist says. “I feel like this is going to be one of the greatest years for me, musically.” He says he’s looking forward to working with some young Chi-Town artists on his album, as well as Vince Staples and James Fauntleroy, who, aside from contributing to Common’s previous album The Dreamer/The Believer, has also worked with Beyoncé, J. Cole, Justin Timberlake and Drake. Watch Common redefine struggle MC above.
Read moreWest Coast legend Ice Cube chops it up with Revolt TV.
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