GoldLink – Dance On Me [Video]

Dance-rap innovator GoldLInk sends this slick new “Dance on Me” video out to his mom. “Moms said she loves ‘Dance On Me’ but the lyrics are Rated R,” he explained in an email to The FADER. “Mom, I made you a video that’s PG.” Accordingly, he’s reimagined the lascivious night described within the song as something far tamer and indeed more mom-friendly: a dance party. Find someone you love like GoldLink loves his mom and hit play above.

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Young Dro: Da Reality Show (Episode 1) [Video]

On Friday of this week, Young Dro will be delivering his new album Da Reality Show, led by the popular single “We In Da City.” To warm fans up for the album, he’s dropping off a three-episode vlog series, titled after the album, appropriately so though. The videos give us a glimpse at the day-to-day of Dro. In the first episode, we see the Hustle Gang affiliate waking up in the morning only to discover that his girl took a couple stacks for herself, and we then follow him to the barber shop for a fresh fade, and later to the club he owns.

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Kendrick Lamar Meets Quincy Jones [Video]

The revolving door of history is life’s greatest mentor, and while it’s always at your disposal, it’s up to you to know when to question it or when to let it question you… As the Californian smog succumbs to our relentless sun, a multipurpose studio bustles with frantic party organizers prepping for a night of shameless fun at the expense of your ordinary out-of-touch corporation. Hidden in a small room away from the commotion, Kendrick Lamar, “hip-hop’s newest savior,” sits hunched over on the arm of a couch eagerly absorbing every word of the charming, soft-spoken man relaxing in the seat before him. Commanding the attention of the two-time GRAMMY Award-winning emcee is 27-time GRAMMY Award-winning musical legend and cultural icon, Quincy Jones.

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Scarface: “I’ll Officially Never Do Another Geto Boys Album” [Video]

Scarface has made it no secret that he’s a perfectionist when it comes to his music, and the Houston legend believes that “I Seen A Man Die” was his only perfect track. Scarface explained that while he loved being a part of the Geto Boys, he felt like all of his songs during his time with the group were “rushed.” During the conversation he also addressed rumors that he was going to do a new Geto Boys album, which Scarface said was officially off the table now. He explained that it had nothing to do with the Kickstarter campaign and the Southern emcee said it had more to do with him putting the focus back on himself. The second half of the interview Scarface shared his reaction to hearing The D.O.C.’s voice again, and the Houston spitter said that it brought tears to his eyes to hear the “It’s Funky Enough” emcee regain his voice. Check out more of what Scarface had to say in the interview above.

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