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In anticipation of their collaborative album “REdefinition” which releases 9/25/2014 Houston natives Anti-Lilly and Envy Hunter drop new Phoniks produced single “For The Love Of The Money”.
Read moreHus Kingpin goes in over Nature and Dr. Dre’s “Firm Family” instrumental for “The Winners”. Taken from his upcoming “NY Nigga in LA” mixtape.
Read moreAs the summer heat cools off, Mid-West duo Stik Figa and D/Will return to form with a new project for the everyman entitled JOBB. For all those getting back to the daily grind, and those who’s grind never stops, here is the bombastic single WORK!
Read more“Art Official Age”, September 26th. Pre-order here.
Read moreOff that forthcomng “Shady XV” compilation album.
Read moreHere goes the 5th installment of “That’s My Work” from Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound Gang. Hosted hosted by DJ Drama. Download Mixtape
Read moreHere’s a new joint from King Louie titled “All The Time”. Produced by Leekeleek.
Read moreDirected by Pat Murray for Glass Cannon. From the album “Live Like You’re Dead”.
Read moreDirected by Hype Williams.
Read moreCommon, Erykah Badu, and more break down this classic record from “Like Water for Chocolate”.
Read moreDrumma Boy tells his story from the beginning on Ebro in the Morning.
Read moreOne-night stands are awkward enough, especially if you wake up realizing the person you woke up next to is completely awful. But what happens when, say, a snow storm turns your ill-timed hook-up into a two-night affair, leaving you stuck with the most obnoxious person in the world? That’s exactly what happens in Max Nichols’ Two Night Stand, starring Miles Teller as Alec, a talky Brooklynite, and Analeigh Tipton as Megan, an unlikely-in-love couch potato. Forced together by Mother Nature (and the fact that Megan’s roomies, played by Kid Cudi and Jessica Szohr, kicked her out), the two decide to spend their second night together teaching each other to become better lovers, no emotions attached. Of course, that never works. Complex got a chance to attend the L.A. premiere of Two Night Stand, out in select theaters on September 26, where we caught up with the film’s main cast. There, we chopped it up about everything from the making of the movie to how to handle your own awkward sexual encounters.
Read moreGrab Dyme’s recently released “Hip Hop” mixtape here, if you haven’t already.
Read moreIn the conclusion of HHS1987’s exclusive with esteemed DJ & studio engineer Young Guru at the Heineken Green Room event at Tango in Philadelphia, Guru sat down with our very own E-Money in front of a packed house and spoke for over an hour on his career and experiences as the sound technician behind one of Hip-Hop’s most historic record labels. Before opening up the floor to questions from the audience, Guru spoke on the future of engineering and how he believes, regardless of what new advances may become available, the expertise of an audio engineer will always be necessary. When the floor became open for questions, Guru fielded inquiries about his childhood upbringing and the influences that led him to being an engineer, the business practices he thinks can help and hurt artists, the perception that celebrities are larger than life and much more.
Read moreChris Brown drops epic freestyle over ScHoolboy Q’s “Studio” live on The LiftOff.
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