After rubbing elbows with Hov on “Open Letter“, Common now plays Casanova by hopping on Chris Brown’s single, “Fine China”. ru
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With Diddy and Rozay by his side, French Montana holds one helluva block party in his brand new video. Directed by Eif Rivera. Excuse My French drops May 21.
A week ago today, Slum Village visited DJ Tony Touch over at Shade 45 and kicked a few raps over the beats provided. Evolution in stores June 25.
You can’t kill Chuck’s vibe either. After announcing that his mixtape Operation Kill Everything is almost complete, he gets things rolling with his take on Kendrick’s current single. flex
Looks like Logan had a change of heart with the title of his debut album, Medellin. While chatting with HHS1987, he touches on his next single, Lil Wayne, Self Made Vol. 3 and renaming his LP Living Legend.
Powered by Scion AV, producer Harry Fraud comes ashore with his five-track extended play. Guests include Action Bronson, French Montana, Tech N9ne and more. 1. Rising Ft. Tech N9ne 2. Loopy Ft. Chinx Drugz & Smoke DZA 3. Tell Em Bout It Ft. Mistah F.A.B. & Troy Ave 4. Mean Ft. French Montana & Action Bronson 5. Yacht Lash Ft. Earl Sweatshirt & Riff Raff Download here
In preparation of his Watching Movies With The Sound Off, Mac is hitting the road and is bringing along Chance The Rapper and others. Peep the 38 stops and dates after the jump. Says Miller: “I’m excited that we figured out a safe way to bring a large group of people to a different planet. After hundreds of years of research, our team has developed a safe and reliable form of transportation that will bring tourists to a world of […]
America opens their arms to Capone and Money Malc’s latest recording produced by RoadsArt. CNN reunion coming soon. nr
From phone chats to arguments in the car, Slum Village brings relationship issues to life in their new video. This will be featured on their forthcoming Evolution, arriving in stores June 25.
Todd recently visited Hot 97’s morning crew. In their discussion, $hort discussed his upbringing in Oakland, music career and everything else in between. Dig in, biiitch.
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.