Jill Scott – You Don’t Know [Video]
Jill Scott’s nes single “You Don’t Know” is available on iTunes.
Read moreJill Scott’s nes single “You Don’t Know” is available on iTunes.
Read moreMakonnen unleashes a new freestyle as he preps his new project, “Drink More Water 5”.
Read moreAfter trailblazing around the globe numerous times with Gang Starr as a core member of the Gang Starr Foundation, Big Shug, who has appeared on Gang Starr’s classics such as 1994’s Hard To Earn “F.A.L.A.,” 1998’s Moment Of Truth “The Militia” and 2003’s Gold-certified The Ownerz “Capture” (Militia Pt.3), follows up his last street savvy endeavor, I.M. 4-EVA (2012), with his new project, Triple OGZus, which is in stores now.
Read moreXzibit lets the people know to look out for Bishop Lamont’s upcoming debut album, “The Reformation”.
Read moreHere goes the first offering from Earl Sweatshirt’s forthcoming album, “I Don’t Like Sh*t, I Don’t Go Outside”, which hits iTunes on March 23. Pre-order now via iTunes and get “Grief” instantly.
Read moreLudacris and Big K.R.I.T. join forces once again for the Mike WiLL Made It-produced “Come And See Me” off Luda’s upcoming “Ludaversal” LP, dropping March 31st. Listen below.
Read moreLil Durk’s Def Jam debut, “Remember My Name”, will be dropping May 12th. Check out the project’s official lead single, “Get That Money” below.
Read moreThis serves as the first single off Nemo’s forthcoming LP, “AntiHero”. Produced by DJ Corey Grand. Listen below.
Read moreBrown Bag All Star’s J57 remixes “Matters” featuring Fashawn & Ishe from Choosey’s debut release, “Left Field” which can be downloaded for free here.
Read moreMany spots may claim that their streets are no joke, but Brooklyn holds the crown when it comes to birthing intelligent hustlers. It’s a borough that has continued its “keep on taking it” ethos through its bevy of corner store soldiers and stick up kids. While some play up the facade in order to flex and live a lifestyle that isn’t theres, Saga certainly isn’t in that league. A street wise cat that you’d be a fool to test, he’s the perfect mix of lyrical talent and tenacity, which makes him an ideal candidate to represent the “City Streets.” Alongside the always thorough Roc Marciano, the duo speak truth over a foreboding instrumental composed by, Marco Polo. Visually, the emphasis of light contrasted with the heavy, tones throughout the various scenes display the shifty dynamic of the Brooklyn streets. “City Streets” is the debut leak taken from Saga’s, ‘From Out of the Shadows’ FreEP, which is produced entirely by Marco Polo, and set to drop on March 31st…stay tuned!
Read morePro Era’s CJ Fly decided to bless the fans with a treat before SXSW. Hope you enjoy it.
Read more“S.B.W. (Stop Bitching and Work)” is a mini lude for “For Us, For Me”, everything from here on is project material so enjoy and play the fuck out this shit.
Read moreNew Future, produced by Tarantino.
Read moreSearching fast through your mp3 player caught in between old school rap and today’s new turn of hip hop is Indianapolis born producer/rapper Indiana Rome. Giving you just the right amount of that kick drum you quickly become nostalgic and remember the first cd you purchased. Indiana Rome’s freshman debut, “Who the Hell Left the Gate Open” is sure to launch you into the future while reminding you of where hip hop/rap all started. Collaborating with fellow “Force” collective members Rockwell Knuckles, Tef Poe & Corey Black, Indiana Rome weaves intricately his tales of happiness, living comfortably, and the sage story of keeping your friends close while keeping your enemies closer. It’s not a disk you are willing to skip through but instead listen closely at the production skills of Indiana Rome, DJ Needles, Trifeckta , and Blackspade. “Who the Hell Left the Gate Open” is no shortage of talent, history, and tales of the ever present, Indiana Rome. Hold on to your seat.
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