For the next hour and a half, Treach and Kay Gee take Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds down memory lane from their formative days to their current fall out with Vin Rock.
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Jomo kept the Vampire Life going in NYC last night for his upcoming EP. With Maino and Dame Dash in attendance, Capo previews a few tracks and EMETakeover brings us in VIP.
After 20 years in the game, Slum Village are spreading their wings with their 7th LP, Evolution. Evolve or dissolve when the album drops June 25. hhnm
The sista won! After Candice Glover was crowned American Idol, MiMi came behind the judge’s panel and closed out the season finale with a medley of past hits including her new single. Earlier in the evening, past judge J.Lo returned to the stage with Pitbull for their first live performance of “Live It Up”.
With Fab and Trey lending their support, it’s 40 over everything on this cut off Excuse My French‘s deluxe edition. Album in stores next Tuesday. hhnm
Fall is more than a few months away, but Inspectah Deck, Rae, RZA and U-God plan to kill it on this unreleased cut produced by Frank Dukes. Cop the audio here. A Better Tomorrow coming soon.
Kanye will return this Saturday as the musical guest for Saturday Night Live‘s season finale. With his chain heavy and a band-aid on his dome, here’s a few takes with host Ben Affleck. tkd
Not holding back, The Weeknd lures the ladies in with his fantasies on his sophomore album’s title track. At about the 3:00 mark, the audio segues into the mysterious “John Carpenter”. info
Over the dark production provided by 808 Mafia and Rozay’s helping hand, Guwop is creeping on a come-up with his mixtape’s title track. Trap House III checks in next Tuesday. xxl
Produced by himself and Crazy Mike, Juicy J is calling all the shots on his latest recording. Stay Trippy drops July 2.
Tyler really snapped with Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale! Every track feels like a personal Skup of emotions and raw vibes. The production is top-tier, and the added songs are pure gold. Definitely a must-listen for fans who appreciate lyrical depth and sonic experimentation.