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Bang Ya Head Entertainment is gearing up to release the Instrumentals to the critically acclaimed “Bad Neighbor” LP by MED and Blu. All beats produced by Madlib. 15 banging instrumentals and 3 bonus beats for your enjoyment. Everything Madlib creates is innovating but the production on “Bad Neighbor” LP is timeless. Bad Neighbor Instrumentals by Madlib
Read moreHere’a a new loosie form Chris Brown, titled “Privacy”. Press play below.
Read moreJustine Skye returns with a new song called “Flames”. Hear it below.
Read moreOn this week’s “Complex Live,” Ice Cube stops by the studio to talk about basketball and his new show, “Hip Hop Squares.”
Read moreMike Will Made-It talks with Yesi Ortiz about his new project “Ransom 2” and working with Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Lamar, Gucci Mane and more!
Read moreOn Saturday March 18th, the Legends X House presented the Pimp C & Proof tribute show during SXSW 2017 in Austin, TX. During the event, HHS1987’s Terrell Thomas (Eldorado) caught up with hip-hop artist/ entrepreneur Scotty ATL to get some insight on his upcoming moves. Scotty ATL has been a busy man as of recently. Releasing new music in January and a new project in February with Drumma Boy, Scotty ATL spoke on his recent music catalog and he unveiled a few tricks he has up his sleeves. Having recently released new music with the late Bankroll Fresh, Scotty ATL informed us that he has also been working on new material with legendary producers Organized Noize and Outkast’s own Big Boi. Taking a huge leap as a entrepreneur in the marijuana industry, Scotty ATL gave us some insight on his cannabis business and his two strains (Cloud 9 and Curious George). Still growing in the marijuana world, Scotty ATL broke down how he got involved in the industry and some thing he has learned in his brief time. Before concluding the interview Scotty ATL spoke with us on a few upcoming endeavors. Currently on tour with Don Trip and Starlito, Scotty ATL informed us that more new music is on the way and that his ATown Grillz business is taking off as well.
Read moreOn Saturday March 18th, the Legends X House presented the Pimp C & Proof tribute show during SXSW 2017 in Austin, TX. During the event, HHS1987’s Terrell Thomas (Eldorado) caught up with hip-hop artist Obie Trice to get some insight on his upcoming moves. Obie Trice spoke to us on where he has been and what he has been working on. After things ended with Shady Records, Obie Trice moved on and created his own record label “Team Black Market”. Preparing to release his third independent album ‘The Fifth’, Obie Trice spoke on his previous projects and what can be expected from his new material. Obie Trice always spoke to us on the importance of SXSW. Stating this was his first time at the well known music festival, Obie Trice dropped some jewels on how the industry works and how SXSW prepares and molds artist for the hard work and grind of the game. Obie Trice concluded our interview by speaking on Detroit’s current music scene and informing us of his upcoming plans for the remainder of 2017.
Read more“Claustrophobic” is taken from PJ Morton’s “GUMBO” album.
Read moreHarlem Rapper Juelz Santana speaks on the days of Dipset (The Diplomats), Jim Jones, defends Drake against his haters, and how Harlem has changed.
Read moreMarch 23rd marked the 13th anniversary of Usher’s “Confessions” album, which is one of the greatest R&B albums of all time. BJ The Chicago Kid decided to cover three tracks off the album. Stream them all below.
Read moreTaken off Beneficence’s limited edition “Smooth Hardcore” 12″ vinyl incl. the original version plus exclusive remixes by K-Def (Real Live, Lords of the Underground, LL Cool J, Tragedy Khadafi, etc.) and up-and-coming beatsmith Brous One.
Read moreThe Grammy-nominated music star’s second HBO special premieres April 15 at 10PM on HBO.
Read moreDenzel Curry revisits a pair of tracks from his projects — 2015’s “32 Zel/Planet Shrooms” and 2016’s “Imperial” — with some help from BADBADNOTGOOD. Stream both tracks below.
Read more“Paradiso” is the introductory story to Chuuwee’s 5 part album series “Dystopia”. The album includes guest appearances by Looselyric, Abstract Ninjaa and Bishop DeFaun. A dystopia is the entire opposite of utopia (paradise), which is ultimate the post-apocalyptic despair. The entire series accounts for the current state of America and its rapid downfall towards becoming a dystopian landscape. The series begins with “Paradiso”, Latin for paradise. The album showcases a happier, lighter emotion as it accounts for the naive way of coping and complacency that we currently hide ourselves behind amongst all of the problems we currently face. The album talks about the importance of education, the increase of police brutality, the dismal estate of which we call our government , our future president, many of the problems we face as of right now and the blindness we portray toward them. The underlining narrative of the “Paradiso” album, is that Chuuwee is on his way to dystopia, portrayed as symbolization of Sacramento, CA. While in the Uber, Chuuwee and his driver are discussing the various believes of why mankind exists and the values and depths of good vs evil. With each track on the album serving as a reference to an example of each topic spoken on, during the car ride. Watch the visual for “Habitual” after the break.
Read moreDesiigner deivers his new single “Holy Ghost”. Listen below.
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