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“Legs” is the brand new single from Chuck Inglish, featuring Chromeo. It will be featured on his anticipated debut solo album titled “Convertibles” – available April 8, 2014 via Federal Prism Records. Other collaborators on the disc include Chance The Rapper, Action Bronson, Mac Miller, Ab-Soul, and more.
Read more“No Left Feet” is my take on the history of dancing and what it meant to black culture and overall psyche. Furthermore, it addresses the absence of soul in rap and community. Frankly put – you never really see people dance at rap shows. The song stemmed from a conversation I had with my mom about the generational gap with dancing. It’s a fun record which finds me in rare form. Unfortunately, this didn’t make the final cut of my upcoming album, WREATH, but I still wanted people to hear it. – Chance
Read more“Cold Winter Nights” will be featured on Devine’s forthcoming project “The Dreamer Walker”.
Read moreRaps by DotKom and harmonies by J.Arthur, the duo creates an honest record to warm up these cold Chicago days.
Read moreThe 2nd release from SonReal’s upcoming free online album “One Long Day”. Show your Friends! #WeGo
Read moreThe-Dream explains why he loves being in the studio for days at a time, but claims that it takes a toll on his relationship with other people who don’t understand why he checks out for such long periods. During the conversation, he addresses Talib Kweli’s claims that Kanye is so passionate in the studio that it can make other people uncomfortable, which The-Dream says he can identify with. He also opens up about challenging himself each year to be better than the last, explaining that he looks to people like Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones to set a bar for him to overtake. Adding to his statements, The-Dream shares that he’s trying to break the record for most Grammys won.
Read moreSkylar Grey chops it up with Revolt TV.
Read moreOff Danny’s debut album “Old”, which is out now.
Read moreChicago is having a moment. From Chance The Rapper’s unprecedented rise to Lil Bibby becoming one of rap’s most anticipated newbies, the scene in the Chi is bubbling. And the city’s elder statesmen are taking notice. VIBE sat down with Common at Los Angeles’ House of Blues in December and he shared why he feels Chance will be here for a long time. “I like that he raps with flavor,” says Com. “He will have fun with songs and use his voice in different ways. Say something funny, say something clever. That embodies a lot of the classic elements of hip-hop.” Watch above for Com’s words on Windy City rhymers Chance, Vic Mensa, Lil Herb and Lil Bibby. “I think Chicago’s got something to say,” Common concludes.
Read moreKid Ink sits down with GlobalGrind’s Brittany Lewis to chat about his new album “My Own Lane,” bad luck of tattooing names on your body, and the possibility of letting Chris Brown give him a tattoo.
Read moreEsteban Serrano hangs out with Emilio Rojas in the studio to talk about staying an independent artist, why his new mixtape is about getting a “contact high” and tag along to get inked.
Read moreThisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Shyheim for an exclusive interview! Shyheim speaks on signing his first deal at the age of 13, role in Original Gangstas, other roles in TV Shows / Music Videos & much more!
Read more“Robo Cop” serves as a bonus track on the new Dag Savage (Exile & Johaz) “The Warning Tape” project, which you can grab here for free. The tape is a prelude to the Dag Savage “E&J” album. Pre-order here. February 4 is the date.
Read moreThe debut album from Step Brothers, “Lord Steppington”, is due out next Tuesday (1.21.14). Pre-order here.
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