K Camp feat Peewee Longway – No Manners [Stream]
Off that “SlumLords” mixtape dropping June 12th.
Read moreOff that “SlumLords” mixtape dropping June 12th.
Read moreGrammy Award winning producer, Hit-Boy stopped by Sway in the Morning with his record label Hits Since ’87 to discuss their new project We the Plug. While Hit-Boy spoke a little about still trying to prove himself and what it is like producing for his dad, his crew geared up to deliver a dope cypher. Take look at Audio Push, BMac the Queen, Kent M&ney, N.No, B. Car and Big Hit freestyle over some unheard bits from Hit-Boy himself. Purchase We The Plug on iTunes now.
Read moreMeek Mill talks with Rikki Martinez about his opinion on rappers who have beef and his new song with Rita Ora. After the jump, Meek Mill talks creative process and why he chose to release the Paloma Ford track first. Also, what does he do with the stuff that doesn’t make his album?
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Read moreBobby explains No Genre record label; says he’s doing what the fuck he wants to musically.
Read morePharrell Williams returned home to Virginia Beach on Saturday, June 7, 2014 and spent the day encouraging local students in his From One Hand to AnOTHER program and his alma mater Princess Anne High School to make their dreams reality. Pharrell was honored at Princess Anne High School homecoming event where he announced FOHTA’s partnership with Everfi which will provide digital learning opportunities for students taking part in FOHTA’s Summer Innovation Camp. Pharrell spoke on the importance of education, urging kids to “Pay Attention.” He honored his teachers, credited them with his achievements, in particular his Band Teacher Alan Sharps, who was in attendance. Pharrell also called for higher wages for teachers and pay equality between women and men teachers. Pharrell was then presented with Key to the City of Virginia Beach and honored with a state proclamation to make June 7, 2014 Pharrell Williams’ Day in the state of Virginia. Pharrell later performed at Z104’s Shaggfest.
Read moreDayne Jordan teams up with Philadelphia legends DJ Jazzy Jeff, James Poyser and Questlove for “All About The Art”. Art comes in many forms, what’s your art? Text Dayne Jordan and let him know your thoughts: 267-225-3427
Read moreOur good friend Blueprint shot a video for us for one of the songs on our new album. We Ain’t Gonna Die Today. Starring Bobby Silver & DJ Rare Groove. Pass it on.
Read moreShot and edited by PoorMarty of APoorHouse.com.
Read moreMigos left the ATL last week to take a trip up north, and while they were chilling in New York we were able to catch up with them for a few moments in their NYC hotel room. Migos are among the few Atlanta newcomers changing the face and the sound of trap music. Thus it was only right they connected with fellow Atlanta young’ns Rich Homie Quan and Young Thug on the aptly-titled “New Atlanta,” which was a re-make of Ludacris and Jermaine Durpi’s “Welcome To Atlanta.” They received Jermaine Dupri’s blessing when the veteran was also featured on “New Atlanta.” We asked the trio how the big record came together. “We linked up with JD…I seen JD at the studio I said shit, fuck it, I’ma just ask him about this song I got in my head, that we got in our head, that we constructed up through our boy Murda, told our boy Murda who made the beat to sample the beat [of “Welcome To Atlanta”], and I told JD I just want him on it…’cause it’s only right to pay your respects. And he said yeah he’ll do it, that’s it.” Migos have also been heavily featured on Gucci Mane records, including the recent Brick Factory Vol. 1 mixtape. However it remains unclear what their actual connection to GuWop is– Migos tell us there are no contracts involved in their relationship with Gucci, it’s all love. They also talk about their upcoming album, and promise an EP
Read moreGrab the official remix to “Or Nah” now on iTunes.
Read more50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, Young Buck and Kidd Kidd link up again for a remix of Trey Songz’ joint called “Ordinary”.
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