Bishop Nehru – $acred Visions [Audio x Download]
Bishop Nehru is back with a self-produced cut called “$acred Visions”. Stream/download below.
Read moreBishop Nehru is back with a self-produced cut called “$acred Visions”. Stream/download below.
Read moreJ-Zone shares his new album, “Fish-N-Grits”. Says J-Zone: “In loving memory of my grandmother, Edith “Evil E” Mumford, who passed away during the manufacturing of this album. Also dedicated to all my relatives, both alive and deceased.” Fish-n-Grits by J-Zone
Read moreWill Smith goin in real legendary with a freestyle over “How We Do” & “Lean Back” back in 2005, shout out to Jazzy Jeff up in the studio.
Read more“Blood Sandwich” is the second official single from Aesop Rock’s upcoming album, “The Impossible Kid” due out April 29th, 2016 on Rhymesayers Entertainment. “The Impossible Kid” is available for pre-order now!
Read more“B4 The Heartbreak” out now.
Read moreNew music video from Ruste Juxx featuring Rim (of Da Villins), off the “Meteorite” album, out now.
Read moreOff Future’s Domo Genesis stops by Sway in the Morning on Shade 45.
Read moreFrom beef to brotherhood – Ice Cube & Common’s new music video for “Real People”. “Barbershop: The Next Cut” – in theaters April 15.
Read moreFat Joe speaks on his attempt to resolve the rap beef between Joey Bada$$ and Troy Ave, and speaks on his own rap beefs he had in the past.
Read moreThe Flatbush Zombies are raking in the dough from their debut album 3001: A Laced Odyssey, released earlier this month. HNHH caught up with the rambunctious trio of Erick the Architect, Meechy Darko, & Zombie Juice down at SXSW to talk about the making of the album as well as their love of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey”, NYC rapper camaraderie (“camaraderie is very important”), and assorted other topics. Erick the Architect explained how he got in touch with comic book artist David Nakayama, who designed the exceptionally ill cover art for 3001: A Laced Odyssey, and discussed how the Zombies approached their debut album differently than they would have a mixtape. “We approached this with intent to change and basically reestablish that we’re psychedelic hip hop artists,” he said. “Like we’re new to the world, but we been doing this. It’s not like that changed much, it’s more like, we’ll tell you again who we are and why we do this shit.” Erick went on to discuss his beatmaking process and why they kept production in house for the entirety of the album. “It was important for me to do the whole first album just because I’ve been producing for us this whole time, I didn’t see why we had to go get somebody else. This is all me, baby! You don’t need nobody else, that’s how I feel,” he told us.” The Zombies live together in a house on Brooklyn, and Meechy Darko shed some insight into
Read moreThe Weeknd jumps on Bryson Tiller’s “Rambo” for his latest remix. Press play below.
Read moreAfter releasing his “Yours to Discover” project last week, Harvey Stripes returns today with his new mixtape “In God We Trust”. The 14-track offering features collaborations from Tory Lanez, Yo Gotti, Troy Ave, Blac Youngsta, Snootie Wild and Layla Hendryx. Take a listen below.
Read moreThe self-proclaimed “All-American Boy Band” BROCKHAMPTON (consisting of Kevin Abstract, Matt Champion, Dom McLennon, Ameer Vann, Rodney Tenor, Bearface, Merlyn Wood and Joba) liberates their debut project “All-American Trash”. Stream or download the 13-track tape below. Download: BROCKHAMPTON – All-American Trash
Read moreBad Lucc returns with the Problem-laced “Eastside”. Check it out below.
Read moreASAP Mob’s Nast, Twelvyy and Rocky are out for dead “Presidents” to represent them.
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