Souls Of Mischief & Adrian Younge Interview w/ Out Da Box TV (Part 2) [Video]
Here goes part 2 off Souls of Mischief and Adrian Younge’s interview with Out Da Box TV. Check out part 1 here. “There Is Only Now” in stores now.
Read moreHere goes part 2 off Souls of Mischief and Adrian Younge’s interview with Out Da Box TV. Check out part 1 here. “There Is Only Now” in stores now.
Read moreAfter releasing the lyric video last week, Yelawolf returns with the official music video for his dope single “Till It’s Gone”.
Read moreJust as promised, Five Steez drops off his brand new digital 8-track EP, “These Kingston Times”. The project “captures the modern tale of the Jamaican capital, Kingston.” Check it out below! “I wanted to paint my city the way I see it, and in a way I’ve never heard the story told before in music,” says Five Steez. “Since Hip Hop’s genesis with DJ Kool Herc, there has always been a Jamaican influence and involvement in the genre, but you’ve never heard about actual life here in ‘yard’, as we affectionately call it. It’s a new perspective in Hip Hop, but parallel to that of urban environments worldwide.” Five Steez presents an unapologetic, raw and gritty reality-based portrayal of his city, described as a “paradise and a slum”. While Jamaica is recognized worldwide for its music and athletes among many other things, the country has developed an unenviable reputation of having one of the highest rates of murder and questionable killings by police as well as widespread government corruption. Much of this has historically taken place in Kingston. These Kingston Times by Five Steez
Read moreWhen Diamond District dropped In the Ruff on Mello Music Group in 2009, the gritty drums and grimy raps combined as elementally as hydrogen and oxygen. The D.C. Voltron of Oddisee, yU, and X.O. dusted off and revitalized a sound once consigned to the catacombs. Hailed as an instance classic, its impact reverberated throughout the underground and mainstream. The Washington D.C. City Paper called it the city’s best album in many years. During an era when lyricism was deemed too intellectual and samples too dated,Diamond District overturned conventional logic. They preserved the raw and made it righteous. A half-decade later, the holy trinity has returned with March on Washington. The truths remain timeless. Wisdom over rhythm. Slang turned into testament. March On Washington by Diamond District
Read moreBig K.R.I.T. liberates the title track from his upcoming sophomore album which is set to release on November 11th. Not mad at this at all! Check it out below.
Read moreHere’s another single from Logics forthcoming debut album, “Under Pressure”, due out October 21st. Listen below.
Read moreProject Pat teams up with Chinx and Big Trill for this new cut titled “Eatin’”. Take a listen below.
Read moreProd By Tha Hydrox.
Read moreDirected by DPTV Films. New CNN album is set to drop next year.
Read moreThis is taken from The Wow’s debut album, “LGNDRY”, which is available now on all digital retail outlets.
Read moreDirected By Youth is DEAD and Olivia Seally. Off their “Hooligans Don’t Dance” project, which is out now.
Read moreCheck the fly shit I'm pushing my album #fila back to next year, to put all my energy into the wu tang album. #FILA just wait on it!!! — Raekwon The Chef (@Raekwon) October 13, 2014
Read moreRo Ransom commits a “Lorde Drive-By” over Britney Spears’ “Gimme More” instrumental. “Ro Ransom is the Future”, dropping October 30th!
Read moreSkeme and DUBB link up for “Food For My Stomach” off that “Year of the Wolf” album, out now.
Read moreTony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and Kidd Kidd separate the facts from fiction on their respective Wikipedia pages on this latest episode.
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