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S.T.S. drops a new record produced by Nic Sarno & LuckyBeard aka CROOKERS called “Letters from Lugano”, with visuals from there European Tour and New York show. Letters from Lugano was written while on break in Lugano, Switzerland.
Read moreTeyana Taylor opened up to VladTV about closing out her tour with August Alsina when the “No Love” rapper collapsed on stage. The G.O.O.D. Music singer says that she thinks the tour lifestyle combined with the hot stage caught up to August while he was performing. The “Do Not Disturb” singer also reveals that she took a deeper look at her unhealthy lifestyle, and started drinking more water and taking care of herself after August’s illness. She also addressed a previous VladTV interview where Teyana said she ate whatever she wanted, and admits she still doesn’t eat regular meals.
Read moreLL’s upcoming studio LP “G.O.A.T. 2” is coming soon.
Read more“Main/Flex” is available for purchase on iTunes now.
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Canadian producer and emcee Junia-T finally hits us with his highly anticipated new LP, “Eye See You”.
Read moreMississippi’s own Big K.R.I.T is ready to release one of the most anticipated rap albums of 2014 in his major label sophomore effort, Cadillactica. The 28-year-old producer and MC is ready to bring people into the world he’s crafted in his music. “It was always about tying all the projects together and explaining where the Cadillac came from the crashed on planet Earth in Live From The Underground,” K.R.I.T. told STASHED in this exclusive. “It gave me the opportunity to take people deeper into my consciousness and my mind frame. So I asked myself ‘what will I call this?’ So I decided that I will create a planet.” K.R.I.T.’s second Def Jam album, which you can stream for free now, has been one of the stronger projects of the year. However, a song that stakes claim at royalty is sure to cause a bit of a stir for the young rapper. “On ‘King of the South,’ know we are on Cadillactica, and I can be whatever I want to be on Cacillactica,” explained K.R.I.T. “On top of that, I feel like what I embody as for of southern music and southern Hip-Hop will never go away. My rap name stands for ‘King Remembered In Time.’ I started to see a lot of people say ‘K.R.I.T., is time now. Musically we know where you are going. You ready, we ready, let’s go. And I think ‘Mt. Olympus’ was the beginning of that.” Check out the latest edition of SESSIONS with Big
Read morePromoting his new album “Intuition,” Rostrum Records artist Boaz talks about looking up to Nas, his personal fashion style, how he likes women to dress and more.
Read moreCheck out a career-encompassing interview with Audio Push. For readers unfamiliar with HS87’s Audio Push, there isn’t a better place to get started than right here. In a candid interview with HNHH, Oktane and Pricetag take us way back to the beginning of their friendship in middle school. What started as a casual collaboration between two solo artists would grow to become, with a little push from Hit-Boy, into one of hip-hop’s most animated duos. From there, we get to know a bit about their creative process, what their upcoming project is going to sound like, and what we can expect from their new single with Wale. Plus, the duo mention that they’ve locked in some work with Toronto producer Boi-1da, which is definitely something we can look forward too. These two have grown exponentially since “Teach Me How To Jerk” tore up the charts in 2009. Catch up with their latest and greatest right here.
Read moreJeezy sat down with Jenny Boom Boom for an exclusive interview with VladTV, where the rapper spoke about playing smaller venues on his current tour. The South Carolina-born rapper explains that he’s sold out larger arenas, but he wanted to connect with fans in a more intimate venue. The “Seen It All” rapper also shares a story about T.I. being the first person to tell him that he couldn’t be out in the streets and have a rap career. Jeezy says that Tip had a long conversation with him, and convinced him to leave the streets behind for rap. Check out more of what Jeezy had to say on the subject and more in the above clip.
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Read moreJust as promised, DJ Kay Slay hits us with his brand new mixtape titled “The Original Man”. The tape comes with 18 original records and contributions from Styles P, Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz, Freeway, Maino, Raekwon, Jim Jones, Tony Yayo, Young Buck, Saigon, French Montana and many more. Stream/download below.
Read moreFranc Grams gears up for the release of his forthcoming album “The Premonition” with the leak of his first single “Deadly Sins” where Grams collab’s with Houston living legend Trae Tha Truth over Lando Beats production.
Read moreOff of Ransom’s recently released project “Pain & Glory – The Album“.
Read moreCheck out the opening tack off LOX’s brand new EP “The Trinity 2nd Sermon”, which is available on iTunes now.
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