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Usher discusses new album “Hard II Love” being on lean when he showed his penis in the steam room, his longevity, his investment with the Cleveland Cavaliers and much more.
Read moreUsher discusses new album “Hard II Love” being on lean when he showed his penis in the steam room, his longevity, his investment with the Cleveland Cavaliers and much more.
Read moreCheck out Mysonne’s new track “That’s How We On It”.
Read moreYoung M.A. chats with Angie Martinez about her grind, Beyonce liking her music, not wanting to be an LGBTQ activist, loving Usher’s “Nice and Slow” as a kid and much more.
Read moreFamily Recipe is the 3rd solo release by 2 Hungry Bros producer, Deep. Deep, the cook in his castle, proclaims his Family Recipe combines the fresh ingredients that fueled his Hip Hop career over the years into a vibrant serving of bold and spicy flavors. Our sense of taste can carry us to various moments in our lives and this dish endeavors to transcend sound, time, and space. Powerful drums, thought provoking samples, clever layering, and chops continue to amuse your musical pallates in this 25 track buffet. Family Recipe by Deep
Read moreDa More Fire Monday – The Correct Flava To Start Your Week Host: DJ P.R. Today, DJ R-Tistic takes over the TB Radio airvwaves with “The Purple Mix”. Rest in Purple, Prince! Record Of The Day: Back on Wednesday! Playlist Prince – Kiss Prince – I Wanna Be Your Lover Prince – Soft And Wet Prince – Head Prince – 1999 Prince – Erotic City Prince – Little Red Corvette Prince – The Most Beautiful Girl In The World Prince – If I Was Your Girlfriend Prince – Breakfast Can Wait Prince – Musicology Prince – Pop Life Prince – Ballad Of Dorothy Parker Prince – Anotherloverholenyohead Prince – Housequake Prince – Let’s Work Prince – Controversy Prince – Sexy Dancer Prince – Lady Cab Driver Prince – When Doves Cry Prince – I Can’t Make You Love Me Prince – Adore Prince – I Hate U Prince – Do Me, Baby Prince – The Beautiful Ones Prince – Darling Nikki Prince – Insatiable Prince – Purple Rain Download here (right click and save as…)
Read moreHere’s goes track #4 off Danny Brown’s forthcoming LP, “Atrocity Exhibition”. Stream the Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt assisted track below.
Read moreMeek Mill, Beanie Sigel and Omelly take Young M.A’s “OOOUUU” to fire back at The Game. Stream the diss track below.
Read moreThis will appear on Balance’s upcoming EP, called “Balance 510”, due out November 21. Listen below.
Read moreWiz Khalifa and J.R. Donato pay homage to the Duffer Brothers/Netflix sci-fi series “Stranger Things” with their new track with the same name. Hear it below.
Read moreAfter 18 months of careful planning, it’s finally here. Award winning musician and film director RZA (founder of the Wu-Tang Clan) is unleashing his hip-hop genius on the mother of all martial arts masterpieces, Lau Kar-leung’s THE 36th CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN in a live re score for the ages. Long before he was universally acknowledged as a guiding force in hip-hop by birthing Staten Island’s finest clan, RZA was an obsessive encyclopedia of martial arts cinema, in particular the work of the famed Shaw Brothers studio out of Hong Kong. RZA first saw THE 36th CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN on television when he was 12 years old and again 2 years later on the big screen of a seedy 42nd Street theater with his cousin, Unique (who went on to become Ol’ Dirty Bastard). Dazzled by Kar-leung’s rich kung-fu tapestry, RZA (then Robert Diggs) was most profoundly affected by something that ran much deeper: the struggle between oppressed Chinese villagers and the repressive Manchu authority. “Beyond the kung-fu, it was the reality of the situation that hit me. Growing up as a black kid in America, I didn’t know that that kind of story had existed anywhere else,” said RZA. In viewing THE 36th CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN in this allegorical light, RZA was inspired to create a wildly complex mythology, transforming his immediate urban surroundings of Staten Island into a Shaolin and his cousins and childhood friends into the Wu-Tang Clan. The resulting effort is one that stands as one of
Read more“All I Need” serves as the first single from IsaiahThe3rd’s upcoming project, “Return of The 3rd”. Stream or download below.
Read moreVillain Notsha from Bellport NY collaborates with VA’s very own legendary producer nottz and a special guest feature from Big Pooh on this record.
Read moreSinger and songwriter B Rae (aka Bethany Rae) was born and raised in a small city called Spartanburg in the upper state of South Carolina. Right before starting Kindergarten, B Rae and her family moved to New Orleans for a few years where she became very familiar with jazz sounds and old school rhythm and blues. B Rae, highly influenced by her aunts and mom who pushed her to use her talents for the people in her community began her music career as a young girl singing in every local talent show possible where she gained the fans of her hometown (Spartanburg). After graduating high school B Rae furthered her education by attending college as a music major before initially changing it and deciding to pursue her music career professionally a semester before graduating at Claflin University in 2014. Since then, she’s had the opportunity to work in studios all over the states including Platinum Sound (NYC), Circle House, Poe Boy, Strongarm, and South Beach Studios. Her wide range of vocal and writing talent has allowed her the chance to work with tons of artists/Producers in the industry including Cool & Dre, London On The Track, Jerry Wonda, Murk Da Mic, Raekwon the Chef from the WuTang Clan, Konshens, Fat Joe, Keishia Cole, Kent Jones, and DJ Luke Nasty. As an up and coming artist B Rae has also graced the stage with legends such as Gza, Rick Ross, Ghostface, DMX, Keishia Cole, and others. B Rae is the writer
Read moreHarlem singer/producer LoVel delivers a lush and atmospheric new single, “I Swear,” that embraces living and enjoying the good life. For the multi-talented artist, that means concocting the perfect recipe of finding the right girl for the night, and throwing back tequila shots until last call. The hypnotizing track arrives on the heels of LoVel’s recent, wave-making release of his remix for “Me Too,” which features XXL Freshman and bubbling rapper, Dave East. While that cut had a distinctive and fitting Hip-Hop vibe to it, “I Swear” embraces modern R&B’s flirtations with more spacious sounds. It’s enveloping and airy, yet also grounded by a rich low-end supplying plenty of bass. Despite the varied sonics, both tracks were produced by the same duo, LoVel and his go-to collaborator, Al-Taquan. And when you also consider the work they did on LoVel’s well received EP, Backseat Memories, it becomes clear that these are two artists certainly worth checking for. “I Swear” is set to be featured on LoVel’s forthcoming release, ‘Passenger,’ which is the follow-up to ‘Backseat Memories,’ and the second part of a three part series. The track is now available through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms through LoVel’s recently launched imprint, The Legaxy Era.
Read moreChris Brown liberates the full version of “Lady In The Glass Dress”. Hear it below.
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