Indiana Rome – #STLTAPE [Mixtape]
Indiana Rome liberates his “#STLTAPE” project. Stream and download below.
Read moreIndiana Rome liberates his “#STLTAPE” project. Stream and download below.
Read moreProd by Bill “Illinformed” Leigh addition production by Chris Noxx.
Read moreMegadon drops a visual for “Reformat” of his album “No Man is the Best” featuring the legendary Large Professor from Main Source and DCQ from Medina Green. The video pays tribute to some of the fallen hip hop landmarks as we see Large Professor going on a record dig at Big City Records in Manhattan which closed in 2012. There’s also an iconic shot of both Megadon and Large professor at the old graffiti mecca 5 Pointz in Queens which was destroyed in 2013.
Read moreNew Bankroll Fresh, Produced by Chophouze. Stream and download below.
Read moreOG Dutch Master a.k.a Antonio Blanco finally returns to the the music scene with his new song “O” which is on “In Da Streets 2 Da Industry (The ReUp)”, which is scheduled to release on 4/10.
Read moreChildish Major & Matik Estrada’s Debut project Community Service featuring Big K.R.I.T., Curtis Williams, Jace of Two9, BB Rose, Marian Mereba. Additional production by TryBishop and Eric Jamal.
Read moreFrom Vado’s “V-Day II” EP.
Read moreDJ OG Webbie remixes Big Sean’s “Hall of Fame” cut “Nothing Is Stopping You”. Stream/download below. “Dark Sky Paradise” out now!
Read more“SremmLife” available now!
Read moreThisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Young Buck & Kidd Kidd for an exclusive interview! Young Buck & Kidd Kidd speak on how they felt when Ma$e was about to be apart of G-Unit , success, 50 Cent maintaining his bond & much more!
Read moreThisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Bun B & for an exclusive interview! Bun B & Professor Pinn Discuss Rice University ‘Religion And Hip Hop’ Course.
Read moreWith SXSW Music Festival right around the corner Hard Knock TV decided to revisit one of the most talked about panels from last year: Behind the Hit: Inside the Mind of a Producer. The panel featured Just Blaze, Drumma Boy, Salaam Remi, Dan Nakamura aka Dan The Automator and was moderated by Hard Knock TV’s own Nick Huff Barili. This video clip starts of with Salaam Remi and Just Blaze talking about songs that ended up with different artist than they had originally produced beat for. Salaam details how the beat for Fu Gee La was originally made for Fat Joe but ended up being a hit song for the Fugees. Just Blaze talks about some of his beats also ended up with different artists like how Girls, Girls, Girls was originally for Ghostface before Jay Z made it his. You are going to have to watch the video for the full stories.
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